There is a guy who goes by Kurack (John Culina)who makes and sell replicas of the old Smith and Wesson "Coke Bottle" grips. They come in a wide variety of wood (smooth)and with or without S&W medallions.They are available for J, K and N frame Smiths.

I just got a pair of his grips and and installed them on my K-38. The workmanship is outstanding and the fit is perfect. I will give them a try on the firing range Saturday.

If you have been hankering for a pair of "cokes" but don't want to pay collector's prices, this is the way to go.

NM

Boge,

I'm not aware of Kurac having a website. He posts his grips over on....

http://www.smith-wessonforum.com

You can find him in the Classified section at the lower end of the home page in Accessories/Misc- For Sale or Trade section.

I'm not sure you can access that part of the S&W forum unless you're a member of the site. BUT...you can go to the site and do a search for Kurac and more than likely see some photos pop up. I've heard nothing but good about the man and his grips. I have thought about buying a set myself. He offer's them in several flavors of wood.

Murphy

Yes..He markets them through the Smith and Wesson Forum site. I guess he gets all the work he wants that way. He is a real nice guy and is very good at communication. Lots of good pics over there. I have another pair on order and his delivery time is now about 3 months, although he does have grips listed on the Smith and Wesson Forum from time to time for immediate delivery. His email is;

jiculina@yahoo.com

nm

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