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Smith E, F, G, H Frames? What are these?

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  • Laredo Lefty
    An "E" frame is the same as a "J" frame but in stainless.

    An "F" frame is the same as a "K" frame but in stainless.

    A "G" frame is the same as an "N" frame but in stainless.

    An "H" frame is the same as an "L" frame but in stainless.

    This lettering system is used by the factory to differentiate between carbon steel and stainless steel frames of the same size.
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  • RCrosby
    So, for the purpose of grip size,
    J/E are the same,
    K/F/H/L are the same,
    and,
    G/N are the same,
    Yes?
    And the X goes along with the KFHL?
    Somehow I don't think I'll remember all that, but it's nice to know.
    Thanks
    [:D][:D]
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by RCrosby
    So, for the purpose of grip size,
    J/E are the same,
    K/F/H/L are the same,
    and,
    G/N are the same,
    Yes?
    And the X goes along with the KFHL?
    Somehow I don't think I'll remember all that, but it's nice to know.
    Thanks
    [:D][:D]


    Its a lot easier if you just remember that Smith makes revolvers in three main frame sizes, small, medium, and large, each with its own grips.

    The other thread on this concluded, by the way, that the current large frame guns take medium (K/L) frame grips. Your mileage may vary.
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