Carry Revolver - What are the options?
- Thread starter Toothpick
- Start date
Lol”d
He’s the most important man in the world. We must nod with him.
Well. You can't deny he carries a revolver, and is a member of this forum; that's just a given!
AA
Today I am carrying my pre model numbers S&W Chiefs Special in an old Galco Miami Classic Lite shoulder rig.
Fixed that for you. Sigh.
For sure.
Ordered a set of Altamont scales for my 442.
The original grips are great, but as mom always said, I have piano fingers. These grips are longer front to back - we’ll see. I might file down the bottom to keep it compact. Again we’ll see. At $46.00, it’s worth the try.
The original grips are great, but as mom always said, I have piano fingers. These grips are longer front to back - we’ll see. I might file down the bottom to keep it compact. Again we’ll see. At $46.00, it’s worth the try.
Or heavy!
Today I am carrying my pre model numbers S&W Chiefs Special in an old Galco Miami Classic Lite shoulder rig.
Nice. I want one.
There should be a trio; the Chiefs Special, Centennial and the Bodyguard. For some unknown reason I never bought a Bodyguard.Nice. I want one.
The Centennial:
What sticks out the back of the handle?There should be a trio; the Chiefs Special, Centennial and the Bodyguard. For some unknown reason I never bought a Bodyguard.
The Centennial:
The two best days in a boat owners life. The day you bought the boat and the day you sold the boat.
Break
Out
Another
Thousand
The older ones used a grip safety.
simon1
Self Ignored by Vista
Grip safety like a 1911. That's why they are called lemon squeezers.
That is sweet! Thanks
Thanks!
Others answered but wait...there's more.
Smith & Wesson provided an additional feature that allowed the owner to lock the safety. To lock it in the "Fire" mode that is.
Inside the grip there was a tiny highly blued pin and there was a hole in the frame that matched the hole in the grip safety when depressed. You could drop the pin in and it became a regular DAO revolver.
This is today's, and almost every day:
I like grip safeties. That is cool as can be. Thanks for posting this.Others answered but wait...there's more.
Smith & Wesson provided an additional feature that allowed the owner to lock the safety. To lock it in the "Fire" mode that is.
Inside the grip there was a tiny highly blued pin and there was a hole in the frame that matched the hole in the grip safety when depressed. You could drop the pin in and it became a regular DAO revolver.
Was looking at a 642 (Airweight, matte silver) at Academy with the wife today. I am almost there.
Similar threads
