Dec 9, 2023 #1 Magyars Grandmaster Rating - 100% 46 0 0 Mar 6, 2010 12,183 113 Delaware County Freehold Attempting to identify these grips, off a smith and wesson N frame. Inside marked BNC, maybe BNG with the number 4828 on them. Unable to find anything on line.
Attempting to identify these grips, off a smith and wesson N frame. Inside marked BNC, maybe BNG with the number 4828 on them. Unable to find anything on line.
Dec 9, 2023 #2 L lrdudley Sharpshooter Rating - 100% 1 0 0 Oct 30, 2016 503 63 Indianapolis Maybe these people could help. Rogers Guns and Grips
Dec 10, 2023 #3 Magyars Grandmaster Rating - 100% 46 0 0 Mar 6, 2010 12,183 113 Delaware County Freehold Maybe Eagle grips? S&W N Frame Round Butt Rosewood Finger Position Grips Smooth S&W N Frame Round Butt Rosewood Finger Position Grips Smooth www.eaglegrips.com
Maybe Eagle grips? S&W N Frame Round Butt Rosewood Finger Position Grips Smooth S&W N Frame Round Butt Rosewood Finger Position Grips Smooth www.eaglegrips.com
Dec 10, 2023 #4 Creedmoor Grandmaster Site Supporter Rating - 100% 11 0 0 Mar 10, 2022 8,602 113 Madison Co Indiana They look like old Houge Cocobolo grips.
Dec 10, 2023 #5 Hookeye Grandmaster Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Dec 19, 2011 15,245 77 armpit of the midwest Badger is my guess, shape is a little different though. Hogues don't cover backstrap and are attached via stirrup and bottom screw One pc grip is Hogue. The grips the OP has are 2 pc, clamshell, cover backstrap....and the fingergroove shape is diff than Hogue. Last edited: Dec 10, 2023
Badger is my guess, shape is a little different though. Hogues don't cover backstrap and are attached via stirrup and bottom screw One pc grip is Hogue. The grips the OP has are 2 pc, clamshell, cover backstrap....and the fingergroove shape is diff than Hogue.