Good evening folks. Just starting a thread so that this info shows up in the search function.
I have a lot of revolver grip panels and just a few too many screws. So, I went to the hardware store to solve a couple problems this weekend...with a bit of success. Needed screws for Barami Hip Grips and a couple Jay Scott grips. Both take something other than the standard S&W grip screw and both are damned near impossible to find labeled as such online.
Through some trial and error, found that that the Jay Scott grips take a 4-48 machine screw just under 1" in length. Had to cut them down to size with a Dremel.
Barami Hip Grips take a 4-40 machine screw just a bit over 1." It is about 1 and 1/16th of an inch.
Found both of these screw with the help of Pete at Blackhawk Hardware (ACE) in Charlotte, NC. He was very helpful. Also, they have a section for "Gun Screws." Look like there was all sorts of good stuff.
I have already cut several sets down to size. If any members get into a jam and need one of either, shoot me a PM and I'll send you one free of charge so long as my supply lasts.
I have a lot of revolver grip panels and just a few too many screws. So, I went to the hardware store to solve a couple problems this weekend...with a bit of success. Needed screws for Barami Hip Grips and a couple Jay Scott grips. Both take something other than the standard S&W grip screw and both are damned near impossible to find labeled as such online.
Through some trial and error, found that that the Jay Scott grips take a 4-48 machine screw just under 1" in length. Had to cut them down to size with a Dremel.
Barami Hip Grips take a 4-40 machine screw just a bit over 1." It is about 1 and 1/16th of an inch.
Found both of these screw with the help of Pete at Blackhawk Hardware (ACE) in Charlotte, NC. He was very helpful. Also, they have a section for "Gun Screws." Look like there was all sorts of good stuff.
I have already cut several sets down to size. If any members get into a jam and need one of either, shoot me a PM and I'll send you one free of charge so long as my supply lasts.
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