Could also be for a pre-1952 I frame or J frame, which had a 1/4"-shorter grip frame than the later models. Custom stocks (grips) have become hard to find for the early "short grip" guns. (For the uninitiated, the I frame was the shorter predecessor of the J frame, which was lengthened to allow a .38Spl cartridge to fit. Compact S&W revolvers in .22LR, .32 Long, and .38S&W were originally I frames. S&W dropped the I frame in the early 1960s.)Right, J Frame.
I already tried them on a K Frame.
Escutcheon.(can't remember what you call the counter sunk nut)
There is something unconventional about the lines of that stock . . . very attractive. What kind of birds are those?I like that Model 11 stock!