Colt detective special

[BigRed]

Yes I did! What a score. Can’t believe nobody else bought it.

You got a nice wheel gun there, country boy!

I still love those things.

 

[leVieux]

The one on my Colt is a Tyler T-Grip. https://www.t-grips.com/

The first known grip adapters were produced in the 30's by Smith & Wesson. After the war other manufacturers began producing them.

Coming To Grips With Grip Adapters – RevolverGuy.Com

revolverguy.com

I have a Pachmayr grip adapter somewhere. I've never seen or heard of a "Franz Grip". I'd like to find one.

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I’m certainly no expert on this; but knew of them from Family & inherited revolvers.

I just looked the reference up to reply.

But I do know they existed b/c I owned one for years, and the mfgr was printed on it.

leVieux

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[Polkwright]

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I’m certainly no expert on this; but knew of them from Family & inherited revolvers.

I just looked the reference up to reply.

But I do know they existed b/c I owned one for years, and the mfgr was printed on it.

leVieux

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I'd love to find one!

 

[ervdrvr1]

Love mine. Still carry it from time to time with a Galco paddle holster.

 

[alterspaces]

Love mine. Still carry it from time to time with a Galco paddle holster.

Mannn I really want one of these, only revolver I think looks good. I missed a perfect opportunity to scoop up an unfired one for $450-500... so dumb. How much did you get it for?

 

[eaglerider]

I traded for a 1975 model recently, very happy with it. I have a lot of revolvers, this one is just for nostalgia.