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March 7, 2014
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I have a stainless 722 with pachmayrs on it. I want factory wood but I'm confused what to buy. Is it considered small frame, medium frame, or large frame? I see grips on eBay quite often but I don't want to pay for the wrong thing.
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December 4, 2011
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That is a small frame and has the square grip tang so you want grips with the square hole in them.
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March 7, 2014
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Quick reply! Thanks. Now I'm going shopping...ÂÂ
September 1, 2010
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee, great looking Dan you have there.
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March 2, 2008
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BTW, those Pachmayr Grippers are a really nice DW grip, and not commonly available.ÂÂ
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March 7, 2014
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Steve CT said
BTW, those Pachmayr Grippers are a really nice DW grip, and not commonly available.ÂÂ
Definitely keeping the pachmayrs but I just love wood grips.ÂÂ
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mark38090 said
Steve CT said
BTW, those Pachmayr Grippers are a really nice DW grip, and not commonly available.ÂÂDefinitely keeping the pachmayrs but I just love wood grips.ÂÂ
I do too.
I know LB has a backlog of orders which is a shame. He makes gorgeous grips. I have 5 or 6 grips made by him and 2 on order.
However, Hogue makes beautiful wood grips too, but they can be quite expensive. I have several of theirs. You can pick your wood and style. I just bought a set of "Big Butt" grips for my new 7460. They are made from 2 woods; mostly Cocobolo, with a birch band and the big butt is made from Pau Ferro.
Here's a link to Hogue's site, the DW area: http://www.hogueinc.com/store/categories/dan-wesson/25
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