Duppie

Quite frankly I think it was because we were worried,overly or otherwise that the AWB might blow over.

I understand. I guess I have a soft spot for the snubbys,with their balanced looks that I didn't want to see one go the route of such a common 4 inch configuration. Good luck.

Some things I would consider if I were in your shoes. and a question. A 2 1/2 inch 686 demands a higher price in the used market than a 4 inch barrel version simply because it's rarer and more desirable to some S&W collectors.why not sell it and just buy a 4 inch version perhaps pocketing some change and saving on the conversion? Does the $200.00 you quoted include the 4 inch barrel? and if not then see above.

I've already sent it to 7 of my less than informed friends.......Thanks.

I expect they would but I usually swap out the wood grips for a set of thin rubber in the summer months or if it's going to be a marathon range session anyway.I will say that this set is very comfortable in the hand with little adjustment when obtaining a target picture.

Since you offer not evidence or supporting study of your claim, are we to assume you speak from experience?. I have long suspected that you are of that ilk, judging from your posts without a intro or preamble, however you must be commended for at least communicating on a basic level. Bravo.

dupe.

I have,a close member of my family had breast cancer and grass was the only thing that assisted her in being able to endure long sessions of kemo and aided her appetite after.I've also seen it's effects on a friend with leukemia and how it eased his discomfort. Ironically I grew up in a society where it was illegal but largely ignored and only smoked twice, both times resulting in a migraine but I was the best roller......

Anytime Dave,I am also interested in your opinion on my 27-2 and how she performs.

My issue is that what is overlooked by those who insist in their myopic and stereotypical characterization of a typical pot smoker is the millions of educated,productive,innovative people who smoke it recreationally not unlike the captains of industry and their single malt scotch,intelligentsia and their vintage wines or construction workers with their Buds. {see there, I too can indulge in hyperbole}. And while we're at it let's not get into a debate on all those among us...friends,family and neighbors, upstanding citizens all who go through their days and lives stoned on any number of prescription meds but it's Okay.... it's from your local CVS. The hypocrisy is astounding.

+1

I find it amusing that there is a cross section of the anti legalization crowd that see nothing in downing a case of cheap beer,fifth of Jim Beam or some God awful alcoholic concoction on a regular basis but have the unmitigated gall to look down the nose at pot smokers as hippies,drug addicts and laze abouts. Then spout unproven and silted studies on grass being a "Gateway " drug just proving that there is a underlying ignorance and closed mindedness that is very similar to what we as gun enthusiast face today.

I say legalize it and reap the benefits. The overwhelming reason for it being illegal and not in the same category as alcohol and tobacco in the first place was ignorance and racism.

Price.$29.00 which includes shipping. Vendor quotes 2 to 4 weeks but usually shows up in 2. Link. EBAY.......There are a number of vendors on the site but not all manufactures a quality product or ships as fast. I deal with Jaruwan P and have been corresponding with him over several months. He values feedback and has promised to seek out more exotic and darker woods. I've already put in an order for a set of burl for the CZ when he finds the wood.

Just received new grips for the CZ75B yesterday. This is my 3'rd set of wood grips I have purchased from Thailand and continue to be surprised at the fit,finish and quality of their products. This one is even narrower than the CZ cocobolo grips I had on her since I bought her over a year ago. They have finger grooves and now allows me to effectively work the safety without adjusting my grip and gives me a higher purchase on the gun. Now all I have to do is take her to the range to see if it helps my groups.

As I'm sure you've already guessed by now,offering perhaps a bit too much information and detail on what amounts to a public forum will inevitably illicit some responses that may be inflammatory,inappropriate,and at times just plain mean. You have nothing to prove or justify to anyone.

I partake of neither and I still can't freeking spell.

I wonder how many other firearm related websites they have skunked similarly?

Don't misunderstand. I have no issue with the salient points of your "speech" but I fear that if you were to get 3 minutes at the podium that you may dilute the credibility and good will accrued by any pro gun speaker before you and definitely speaking after you.The whole idea is to convince and cajole, not insult and anger or worse yet get dismissed as another gun kook foaming at the mouth.

Please...Please tell me your joking. Please.

Done ...easy enough.

There should be several treads devoted to this particular subject but the short answer is that any extension,it's effective date and period beyond it's expiration when or if it can be extended is entirely up to the discretion of the CLEO in your town. Some towns will not grant an extension beyond the initial 90 days while others will sign off an additional 90 days at the inception of the P2P.It is probably better to just ask your Chief,call or log on to your town's community website if one exists.

....there we go again with all those CALIPERS....

Also on my list.....but it a long list. Very nice.

I'm by no I'm by no means a hoarder,but I attempted to stock up right after Connecticut on advice of some of the old timers that saw the writing on the wall long before.That being said.I've limited my range visits also just to keep more ammo on hand. This,I fear may drag on longer that most of us would care to admit.