Lets see all the .44 magnums!

[sumoj275]

I would like to find some original grips for mine, but the Ahrends do a pretty good job in managing the recoil. I do have a set of rubbers too, but I have never warmed up to them. Do you ever shoot any 44 special? Talk about easy, then there is the 44 Russian which is like shooting a pop gun!

 

[okiebertt]

That's what I'd want, a Redhawk! Am I mistaken, or does the grip cover the frame?

The Hogue grip does not cover the backstrap. If it did it would probably be a little too large for my hand, it's a pretty good sized grip as it is.

 

[TulsaDadof3]

Do you ever shoot any 44 special?

I have a few times just for giggles.....after shooting 20gr of 2400, it was like shooting a .22!

 

[NikatKimber]

Oh... Yeah, they would be big. I know the Hogue doesn't cover the backstraps on most revolvers (SP,GP, and SRH are the only exceptions I know of).

I think it would be a cool shooter to take a SRH and modify the front of the frame to look more like a standard RH and use the RH barrel.

 

[Honey Badger]

Smith and Wesson 29-6 w/ 8 3/8 barrel. Love my BIG Smitty.

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[adluginb]

My S&W 629 no dash 0

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[larkinmusic]

These have become two of my favorite guns to shoot. The SBH no longer has the scope on it.

 

[AU_K9s]

In stainless with the Goncalo Alves grips:

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[okiebertt]

An unfluted, 5", full lug 629 would be my holy grail of 44 mags.

 

[shooterdave]

I'll get some pics of my Redhawk up. I really want a 3" Smith for a carry gun. If you run out of Ammo, just club 'em with it!!