Ordered a T grip and they cashed my check on March 28.
I have been unable to get a response by email, and their VM is always full.
Regards,
F

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They're OK, but ya gotta be patient with 'em. They will eventually get the adapter to you. The Tyler folks aren't real big on organization - they make the adapters in batches and they probably just haven't made up a batch of the particular one you ordered. Just about the time you're ready to give up looking for it, it will appear in your mailbox.

Roy Baker used to be like that with holsters back before he passed. Once took almost two years to make a 1911 holster for me, but I eventually got it and am still using it almost 35 years later.

production and shipping have day jobs. They were way behind on orders when they finally sorted out daddy's estate and have been struggling to keep up every since.

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Sincerely,

Hobie

Appreciate the responses

and find the latest crew inherited a mess, and they did their level best to get very very very late adapters out first, while later orders had to wait.

And as mentioned, just a couple of folk with day jobs, and noticed their site in Feb posted a month or two backlog, which can easily be worse. They are honest and will get your adapter to you, and it will be in the order received.

There is a demand, but sadly not enough to go full time. More as if ordering a piece of dying art, and really no way to improve things.

which is pretty much a direct replacement, for about the same money. This guy also has other commitments but is a regular on the S&W Forum and apparently busts his hump to fill orders in a timely manner.

http://bkgrips.com/

currently not delivering for at least another week, did not note start date.

when he returns, unless I read that incorrectly. That seems, to me at least, to be a substantial improvement over having your check cashed and no product, contact or updates for two months.

BK has plenty of satisfied customers at http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/200044-bk-grip-adapters-square-...

If that were not the case, I wouldn't have posted here. Which as usual, was a mistake and one I won't be making again soon.

and for several years now, the new owner of the t-grip has been straight up as for delays, they make them in batches when orders are enough, and have more than one item.

The homepage has a notice as to expected/not guaranteed backlog, and this a hobby nighttime/weekends job. If the wait bothers, buy something else. Meanwhile, personal life and duties call, same as this other fellah.

Talk about SENsitive, i tell ya!