Anybody else still use Tyler T Grips on their S&W and Colt Revolvers?
I started in LE in 1971 and all of the old Harness Bulls had Tyler T Grips on their Revolvers, expecially their 2 inch off duty guns.
I like everybody else transitioned to Semi Autos in the 80s and all of my revolvers were regulated to the Safe as Queens. I did hold a regular Queen for a Day at the range every now and then.
I retired from LE two years ago and I gotten back into shooting my revolvers and carrying them on occassion. I still order Tyler T Grips from the company in OKC with great service.
http://www.t-grips.com/
Anybody still use them besides me?
Jungle Work
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Jungle Work,
You and I started in LE about the same time. As for the Tyler's T Grip, I always had to use one on my M36 Smith, but didn't seem to need it on my K frame. Later, I used a Colt Cobra and I found that I didn't need the Tyler's on that one either. It was only the M36 Smith that needed the Tyler's.
You and I started in LE about the same time. As for the Tyler's T Grip, I always had to use one on my M36 Smith, but didn't seem to need it on my K frame. Later, I used a Colt Cobra and I found that I didn't need the Tyler's on that one either. It was only the M36 Smith that needed the Tyler's.
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