Recent content by LMLarsen

Thanks! They’re just Hogue round-butts with no finger grooves. My friend Caleb Rutledge machined a Bowen lanyard loop to fit in place of the screw.

First revolver I ever owned is my old Service Six. Still tight as a vault and never for sale.

Eagle Grips makes nice looking classic wood grips for the Redhawk but I’ve never handled them. https://www.eaglegrips.com/classic-grips/288-ruger-redhawk-square-butt-genuine-rosewood-classic-grips-checkered.html#/select_option-regular

I picked up one of the Lipsey’s 5” blued GP100s with no lug a few years ago, and it’s become a favorite to shoot. Skeeter was right!

Sweet! My first Jeep was a 1961 CJ-5, which was basically an M38 in civvies. Loved it, but it was beat all to hell…

I enjoy shooting mine, with a single exception: trigger return is downright crunchy. A Wilson spring kit lightened the pulls but something inside needs to be smoothed out, and I can’t find it. So until I can get it to a smith, it sits in my safe.

Click on the blurred pic and it will take you to the real pic on the PB site.

Never seen one from the factory without the grip medallions.

El Paso Saddlery, www.epsaddlery.com

Happy New Year! I’m in!

They don’t feel like they are; I put the diamond checkered set on mine and they feel the same.

Altamont is good kit; I have several sets from them.

I have a 40-year-old Service Six and two GP100s, a 6” blue and a 5” Lipsey’s special. The Six’s trigger is much smoother than either GP, even with the action job on the 6”. And it’s not because it’s been shot so much more; since it has family value it hasn’t been shot much at all in the last...

Around here that’s a great price if it’s as good as it looks in the pic. Staaand, in the door!

El Paso Saddlery offers several options as well. I have their Tom Threepersons Crossdraw for my 6” GP100, and their Tanker shoulder/chest rig for my 5.5” Redhawk.