[Karl Beining]

Hurst, a contemporary to Fuzzy Farrant, Guy Hogue, and Walter Stark made some of the most ergonomically pleasing grips available. These men's ability to carve wood and checker it neatly, even around compound curves is an art. This set with it's open back, pronounced palm swell and base flare appear to be later Hurst's. This No Dash 686 was mfg in 1983, towards the end of Hurst's time at LAPD. The gun remains in good shape, been shot, but not to death, shined up nice with the ren wax and rag after a cleaning. Timing and lockup are spot on, front sight wears a orangish/yellow insert that 'pops' nicely.

With just Rubber grips -------- $750 Shipped

With Hurst's and Rubbers ------------ $1100 Shipped

 

[Karl Beining]

Note, I don't know who O'Neill was, but these grips were made for him

 

[5pt56]

Ummmm....I'm O'Neil and those arent just my grips...looks just like my gun too...



Not a big revolver guy and this thing is real nice!

 

[Alpina9]

I love that big girl so much. Ton of revolver for the money.

 

[Colorado Sonny]

GLWS!

 

[Olympus]

Great gun, just wrong barrel length for me. GLWS!

 

[Karl Beining]

Great gun, just wrong barrel length for me. GLWS!

I got a hacksaw!

 

[Olympus]

I got a hacksaw!

Not for that gorgeous gun!

 

[Les White]

PM sent.

 

[Karl Beining]

SOLD PENDING FUNDS Thanks Gents