Yes.Also are pythons supposed to have locating pins on the frame like S&W revolver's?
Based on the quoted language, I take the fit issue to be a gap at the bottom rear corner of the frame, not a gap between the two wood panels when viewed from the bottom. Without a locater pin, it is possible that the stocks could slide down and away from the butt frame, creating a gap at the bottom rear of the butt frame.I have a original wood target grip that when I try to put on my python doesn't seem to fit well. there is a gap from bottom of grip to the frame.
Its exactly where you said at the bottom. My python seems to have no pin where the pin should be there is a flat slug. Maybe that's the main trouble with my grips.Based on the quoted language, I take the fit issue to be a gap at the bottom rear corner of the frame, not a gap between the two wood panels when viewed from the bottom. Without a locater pin, it is possible that the stocks could slide down and away from the butt frame, creating a gap at the bottom rear of the butt frame.
Where is the offending gap?
Possible, you can buy Colt frame pins from several parts houses. You don't need one specifically made for a Python, Colt used the same pin on all medium frame models like the Official Police, Trooper, Officer's Model match, etc.Its exactly where you said at the bottom. My python seems to have no pin where the pin should be there is a flat slug. Maybe that's the main trouble with my grips.
