ArchAngelCD
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You are correct Sir, rubber grips do nothing for a good revolver like the Bodyguard...
Although Pachmayr grips aren't all that bad looking:
And the original Uncle Mike's grips are very concealable:
You are correct Sir, rubber grips do nothing for a good revolver like the Bodyguard...
LOL - Not exactly. There were some Sc frame J frames chambered in .38 Spl that were marked Airweight. You also left out that the stronger non-Sc J Frame is properly known as the J Magnum frame.Didn't I already say that? LOL
Smith & Wesson was well aware of bobbed hammers, but the model 38 was designed at the request of the U.S. Secret Service/Presidential Protection Detail. They wanted a revolver that could be fired from within a coat (not pants) pocket, and yet have a single as well as double action system. They didn't give a hoot about how it looked, just how it worked. - Old Fuff
Smith & Wesson was well aware of bobbed hammers, but the model 38 was designed at the request of the U.S. Secret Service/Presidential Protection Detail. They wanted a revolver that could be fired from within a coat (not pants) pocket, and yet have a single as well as double action system. They didn't give a hoot about how it looked, just how it worked.