Magnum mini with a skull crusher knuckle duster grip.

[1967]

I will get a few more pics up.

[Mandodoc]

That is cool!

[TwoGunJayne]

I bet that grip increases accuracy.

[1967]

Aside from the "knuckle" use . It's very stable .

The added length makes for a great grip and if you use the ring it's very stable.

Overall bulk is small as its just a 1 side grip replacement and only adds about a
Inch in length . This is a very early one the newer ones are ever more
Refined . I am working on procuring one at this time .

[Kentucky Kevin]

Where are you getting them, and what is the material

[oldguy]

Hmmm, have to practice a bit of kubaton for when rounds are expended or to disengage and retreat.

[1967]

Solid build...

[RiverRat9533]

That reminds me of the French Apache Revolver. With a little work you could resurrect a long extinct revolver, brass knuckle, dagger multitool of death!

[RiverRat9533]

Just had to add a picture of the French Apache Revolver that this thread reminded me of.

I bet a machinist could make a killing selling an Apache grip for the mini's

[Maccab]

That's cool, good idea, the next stage has got to be along the lines of that Apache revolver, or a mini built into a WW1 Trench type knuckle duster knife 

[RiverRat9533]

Maccab, a Mini-Apache grip, I would buy one for all my minis

[TwoGunJayne]

That's cool, good idea, the next stage has got to be along the lines of that Apache revolver, or a mini built into a WW1 Trench type knuckle duster knife 

When I first saw this knife, my first thought was "wow, that looks just like a mini cylinder!"

[tocsn40]

So what is it if not a cylender

[B Trident]

More info soon .... the 1967 account was my brother's.  It's no longer viable. I am the original designer of this ring grip. Retention & function is greatly improved.  You do not need to insert a finger in ring also any other use is in your mind. This is a interesting extended grip no more no less