Question About Grip Change Compatibility

[Rube Burrows]

So, I am thinking on a project and was wondering if the Uberti 1873 Thunderer Grip frame in this link would work on a 1851 Navy Conversion?

https://www.vtigunparts.com/store/shopdisplayproducts.asp?Search=Yes&sppp=10&page=1&Keyword=thunderer&category=all&highprice=0&lowprice=0&allwords=thunderer&exact=&atleast=&without=&cprice=&searchfields=cname,%20cdescription,%20ccode

Are the 1873 Uberti revolvers the same as the 1851 Conversions as far as size and screw locations?

[Abilene]

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[DeaconKC]

Does this answer your question?   

Awww man, those are just downright gorgeous!

[Rube Burrows]

Does this answer your question?   

It sure does. Beautiful revolvers.

Are the screws all the way in the trigger guards?

[Abilene]

Yes, it's a perfect fit with the same screws as the Navy frame.  Front triggerguard screw has smaller head on both. Called them my Thunderer-Mason Conversions  . I've shot the guns with those grips many times, but have them back to the Navy grip again.

Interestingly, when I tried to put the Navy grip frame on the Thunderer that had loaned it's grips to the R-M, it all bolted up okay except the slot for the trigger wasn't long enough in the back so the trigger wouldn't fit.  It could have been filed further back but I was just checking the fit so I left it alone.

[45 Dragoon]

Yessir, thems purdy!!!

Mike

[Coffinmaker]

PLUS ONE for Abilene !! 

PLUS ONE for Dragoon 

Da Other Mike 

[Coffinmaker]

Looks like Abilene's Navy's was dropped and drug behind his Conestoga some.    I bet with a little time, and the right amount of Spend Deluxe I could get 'em back smooth and re-blued.    I betcha