I have a question on "N" frame S&W round butt grips
I was going through some of my hand guns and looking at my N-frames I have two that were special runs, as 4" in .45 ACP and one in .44 Special. I cannot find my book on the special one that was called the Thunder Ranch Special. I liked the grips they and have never been able to locate any. I was thinking of getting some of the boot grips, wood would be nice, but will settle for rubber, like Uncle Mikes. They make a more compact carrying gun with smaller boot grips. Any suggestions would be welcome. Just wondering. ATB.......
IIRXC they came with Ahrends wood. Eagle's sectret service
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Saturday, January 19, 2013, 17:48 (4328 days ago) @ Alfred John
or better yet Boot grips are superior. I have used good old pachmayr compacts as a stand in until I could afford wood stocks and they work well.
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
I'm pretty sure the S&W TRS revolvers came with...
Grips by made Ahrends.
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Photo Credit: Ahrends Grips
HTH 
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PS: These grips also came on the M329 AirLite and probably others,
so you might find 'used' sets for sale on forums or FleaBay.
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Spegel grips are what you want for RB, low profile
by brionic , Saturday, January 19, 2013, 17:59 (4328 days ago) @ Alfred John
He invented the "boot grip" profile. Eagle, as far as I know, copied his design without acknowledging or compensating him.
Craig's grips are affordable and made one at a time. Good guy to deal with!