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This listing is for THREE Grip screws, shipping is free First Class Mail. Here are grip screws to fit Smith & Wesson K Frame revolvers with magna service size wood or polymer grips, that have their original escutcheons or nuts. Manufacturer is one of the Japanese machine screw producers, these are certainly well constructed out of stainless steel. They are Not factory Smith & Wesson screws, the shank threading is the same as factory, but these screws’ heads are a bit more rounded shoulder than the factory’s. If you must have factory nickel, good luck, we gave up. Shank length is 1.10 inch; 1.241 inch overall length. These will fit Smith & Wesson factory magna, or service size grips for Smith & Wesson K or L Frame, medium frame revolvers, like the round butt diamond set on the 686 in the photos that are not included, of course. It does not matter whether the K or L Frame Revolver is Round Butt or Square Butt. These screws fit small size magna service grips for Smith & Wesson models 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 64, 65, 66, 581, 586, 681, and 686. These work well in any factory Magna, service sized grips. They work flawlessly in our Herrett’s walnut K L and even N Frame Target Stocks. One worked well enough in the current production grips shown on the 2012 production model 48 Classic, even though the Classic’s issue screw was only .967 long. Length is correct for 1970s and 1980s factory target stocks, but this one’s head diameter is .175, while the Bangor Punta target grips’ screws had only .1675 wide heads. These will NOT fit larger N Frame grips; they will NOT fit rubber grips; they will NOT fit small size J frame magna grips. On our own guns, we occasionally have to cut these a bit to make them fit flush, depending on the depth of the grip escutcheons. We’re offering these new grip screws each for only $ 4.00.
>>> We don’t trade grips, holsters, scope mounts, parts, or magazines unless there’s a lot of them.
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