One of these weights more than double than the other.
One of these weights more than double than the other.
Originally Posted by Up1911Fan
Are the rears stock? As in unmodified? They look deeper/like a u notch
Those are the stock rears. Both are M&P 340's.
That combo is plain awesome.
Overweight steel equivalent
Nice 640 Pro, those were my inspiration for this 640-1. Love that Black Bay GMT! I intended to buy one back in February but tried on the blue Pelagos at the AD and went with it instead. I want a GMT next, but am leaning towards a Grand Seiko, want to see if any new variants of the BB GMT come out next year. Anyway, here's my steel equivalent of the lightweight counterparts.That combo is plain awesome.
Overweight steel equivalent
That there has some carry time on it. Nice.
Carried a lot fired a little. I’d like to fix that.
A model 60 with John Hurst grips.
I acquired both of these J-frames in trade in December. A friend had a Tyler T-Grip he wasn't using so when he heard I wanted one he generously gave it to me. The square-butt model 36 got it and I have to say the feel is superb! It shoots about 2.5" low with our authorized .38 Special 135gr Gold Dot +P Short barrel load at seven yards but windage is dead on. I've only had a chance to shoot a few rounds through it so we'll see how it does at different distances but I'm not too disappointed with it. The action is smooth and it is in great working order. It will have no further changes.
It's partner is this model 60... This one shoots pretty much dead-on at 7 yards which made me very happy. I'm still debating what to do with the grip situation. Part of me wants to source another T-Grip and part of me wants to get a nice Rosewood grip for it. Hmmm.... It also feels pretty good with the Magna grips on it (they aren't the original ones).
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