K-frame round butt grips suggestions

[geoff]

For those of you who have a model 19 or 66 2 1/2: Which grips do you use? Mine came with the rubber Uncle Mike's combat. They work fine but I was wondering what else is out there. Locally I've only seen the Hogue monogrips which seem to be longer in length. Your suggestions are most appreciated.

 

[hankrearden2000]

I like the Uncle Mike's Boot Grip with its exposed backstrap.

 

[Archie]

I'm a traditionalist.

Herrett's Shooting Stars.
Depending on your hand size, they make an open backstrap or a covered backstrap.

 

[Brasso]

NOTHING can beat the Ahrends boot grips. NOTHING.

www.pickagrip.com

 

[popeye]

I just like Tyler grip insert

 

[hankrearden2000]

Archie, I've been looking for the covered backstrap shooting starrs for years for j-frames. Several years ago Herrett's told me that they no longer manufactured them. Are they making them again?

 

[Johnny Guest]

I'm with popeye - - -

- - -Except that I prefer the old style Pachmayr filler. I hate finger grooves.


Best,
Johnny

 

[Inspector Callahan]

Another vote for the Uncle Mike's/Butler Creek combat boot grips. I ditched my factory panels in favor of these under-rated beauties.

 

[db4]

Have a Pachmayr Presentation Compac on a m10 round butt- open backstrap, filled front area, no fingergrooves, and about 3/16" longer than gripframe. I like them a lot, especially for DA shooting.

 

[Coastey]

I like the regular S&W magna round butt grips with the Tyler T-grip insert.

 

[9mmepiphany]

take a look at hogue's new batam grips ...shorter and no screw holes

 

[Clemson]

S&W makes aftermarket grips. I use their laminated wood, fingergroove grips on my J, K, and L frame guns. They do not snag on clothing at all.

 

[dewey]

Smooth Combat grips

I really like the ones that are no longer in production, smooth w/F.G.best....dewey

 

[Kernel]

Another vote for the Hogue Bantam grip. I've got one on a 3" 686+ and I'm very happy with it. Fits my hand, and the gun, like a glove. -- Kernel