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[Scout 38S]

Nice rescue!
Did it come with those grips? They look like Hurst grips.

Hi Doc, they are the John Hurst grips, that's what caught my eye as the gun was on the bottom shelf in the back. Totally tuned 1950s K 38, shoot the lights out with it. I've shot the old WC load and a 158gr LSWC load and it prefers the WC load. Mine is 3.3 grs of 231/HP38 WW primer and a 148 WC.

 

[Scout 38S]

Here is the gunbutt view of those Hurst grips on the K38.

 

[deadeye]

I just picked up a really neat little revolver from another member here.

It's an old S&W Regulation Police .32 Long, made in the '30s. It's a slender little revolver, feels almost dainty, but it balances and shoots well. I've always liked the .32 S&W Long. Yes, I know it's underpowered and obsolete, but it's really fun to shoot.

Here it is next to a slightly larger S&W of the same vintage.

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Have a nickle hand eject 3rd version that is basically the same pistol. Running 78gr RN lead with 2.5gr Unique you can shoot all day for just a few bucks. Definately a fun lil plinker but I wouldnt have a problem using it for self defense if need be.

 

[Dr_Lou]

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Here is the gunbutt view of those Hurst grips on the K38.

Thanks for the 411. Those hurst grips sure add value to your acquisition.

 

[Jason999]

Well here is my new toy, a relic of the sixties, an Imperial Metal Products revolver in .22 short. A pistol that I bought not to use, but as a curio. You may recognize these as basically just a Rohm rg10. These were made from imported Rohm parts, but the pot metal frames were cast in North Carolina. This thing actually has a tight lockup, I think I'll try to shoot it with some cb caps soon.

 

[CountryGent]

This one came in today.

 

[drstrangelove]

Ringin steel at 100 yards with this setup yesterday. Very pleased.

 

[tdavid14]

My first revolver since I sold my Security Six in 1981. Wish I still owned it, too.

 

[Certaindeaf]

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Here is the gunbutt view of those Hurst grips on the K38.

From that angle those look like the Hogues I had on my competition L-frames back in the day.

 

[GOG]

These are just memories now.

 

[Jason999]

My newest addition. Harrington & Richardson, first model-first variation. Chambered in .32 S&W blackpowder, 5 shot. Made between 1899 and 1903.

 

[Dr_Lou]

Picked up this 640-1 last weekend at a show near Phoenix. I've had this Hogue Tulipwood grip that was in need of a home.

 

[EasEWryder]

 

[orygun]

How do you like those wedge shaped grips, @EasEWryder ?

 

[EasEWryder]

How do you like those wedge shaped grips, @EasEWryder ?

I like 'em so much, I got two! They really due the job of helping mitigate spicier stuff. Really great shape for appendix carry and super easy to grasp for my hands. J frame grips are just too small for me. I can make em work, but definitely like the Ergo Deltas better.

 

[gmerkt]

Since down-sizing my holdings over the past few years, I've retained three revolvers:



I bought the Model 28 ("Highway Patrolman") .357, upper left, new in Jan. 1986. It came with standard service "stocks" as Smith & Wesson calls them, hence I went to a Pachmayr grip. The Model 15 ("Combat Masterpiece") in the center, I bought that second hand at Cabela's some years ago, it's like new and I haven't used it much. It sports Altamont aftermarket target grips but I have the original stocks that came on the gun. The Model 10 ("Military and Police") on the right is from about 1969, I bought it in a hole-in-the-wall gun shop back when revolvers were relatively cheap.

 

[CountryGent]

This one arrived yesterday.

 

[orygun]

I'll bet that grip feels great!

 

[Scout 38S]

Pre K 38, 1955 era. Hurst grips. Gun is a great shooter, me not so much!

 

[barnabus1999]

I feel embarrassed to post my revolvers. They don't go together all at once like not all from the same mother. Then I have old and new S&Ws this was not my intent. I am a poor father for my bastard revolvers.