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S&W Top Break 32 (151e)
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Code: SW_151e
Price: $68.00
Shipping Weight: 0.10 pounds
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This smooth grip is for the Smith & Wesson top break 32 caliber
pistols with frames smaller than the "I" and "J" style. However,
gun makers often used up parts from one model when they made
improvements or model changes by combining new lockwork,
barrels and cylinders with old frames or vice versa. So, it
may also work with some .38 caliber or even .22 caliber
guns.
Likewise, gun makers used to produce models for hardware
companies and other large buyers using whatever brand or
grip style that the buyer wanted. You may be able to use
these grips on certain other models as well as the
one for which it was intended. The only good way to know
is first compare size, and if it is close to your gun
frame, send the tracing as described so I can make sure
the grip will work.
I show one in ebony color, but of course you can get them
in any color from the drop-down menu, or in any of the
special effects from the pearl/effects menu. (All grips
can be ordered with any solid or translucent color listed).
Be sure to compare dimensions with your gun, or make a
pencil tracing around your existing grips or gun frame, on
a 3 x 5 index card. Indicate the screw hole. Mail the
tracing to me, and I can compare it to the mold and see
if your gun is a close enough match.
Patterned after a Jay Scott No.151, the dimensions are as
follows:
- Overall height (E = B) = 2-7/32 inch
- Height to front corner (D) = 1-11/16 inch
- Width across top corners (A) = 25/32 inch
- Front step (H) = 3/32 inch
- Rear step (I) = 1/8 inch
- Width across base (C) = 7/8 inch
- Width across screw hole center = 1 inch
- Height of screw hole center = 1-1/8 inch
- Height of domed top above line connecting corners = 0.25 inch
This grip is a good choice for pearl effects, better than
checkered ones, because the patterns show up so much
better. It is too small for most medallions to look good.
The tiny daisy or any medallion of 1/2 inch or smaller
diameter will work. Others will take up too much of the
surface area and project above the surface on both sides.
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