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S&W 22 Victory Grips [DISCONTINUED]

The SW22 Victory is the latest target .22 pistol from S&W. We offer drop-in fit, Classic Panel or Ultima Panel grips in a wide variety of checkering designs that are both aesthetic and comfortable to shoot. The Classic Panel grips have a thumb indent for easy access to the magazine release, similar to the factor polymer panels. The Ultima Panels have a raised thumbrest for increased stability and shooting control.

S&W 22A/Quantum Grips [DISCONTINUED]

The S&W Model 22A is a semi-automatic .22 caliber pistol with an integrated Weaver style rail. Built to compete with the likes of Ruger's MKIII and the Browning Buckmark, the 22A is an accurate, yet affordable target gun.

S&W Model 39 Grips [DISCONTINUED]

Producing a semi-automatic pistol was a daunting task for an established company comfortable and identified with revolvers. Yet in the 50's and 60's Smith and Wesson began developing the Model 39, a double action, single stack, 9mm automatic pistol that was different than what was in the market. Innovation is always painful and the development was long and hard with many dead ends. But in the end Model 39 was a leap forward in pistol design and it was--as Roy Jinks has pointed--Smith's first successful automatic introduction. The models included in the Model 39 family are 52, 439, 539, and 639. There is not grip difference for these models. Note the Model 39 family has a curved backstrap, the Model 59 family grip has a straight backstrap and is a double stack pistol.

S&W Model 59 Grips [DISCONTINUED]

The S&W Model 59 was originally designed for the U.S. Navy in 1971 as a large-capacity version of the S&W Model 39.