'much larger grip very welcome' Errrrr Euroarms grips may not be to your liking though, as its very much as the original.
Try Pietta's model their grips are usually larger.
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'much larger grip very welcome' Errrrr Euroarms grips may not be to your liking though, as its very much as the original.
Try Pietta's model their grips are usually larger.
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Oh, the Pietta R&S has bigger grips? Interesting.
Thanks guys.
Yes but apart from that, Mrs Lincoln, what did you think of the performance?
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The Remington Pietta has larger grips not sure about the R&S - no experience with this pistol, though from what I've read its an excellent pistol. From the pics in the Kranks catalogue the grips do look bigger on the R&S.
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Well, I'm more or less decided. I'm going for the London grey R&S I think. It's not stainless, but having fired another R&S extensively, I notice it can go on all day without gunging up and the grips are very comfy.
Yes but apart from that, Mrs Lincoln, what did you think of the performance?
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You can always have it nitro convertedNo gumming up then.
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Its also possible to change the grips on a Ruger Old Army. I use some rubber Pachmayr grips on mine.
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Originally Posted by Chocchip
I prefer the walnut grips as they let the gun swivel smoothly in the hand thus reducing felt recoil.
I have used stainless Pietta Remington New Model Army revolvers for some years, winning a couple of competitions with them. One with target sights and one with the original sights.
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