Rubber grips suck!
- Thread starter ZVP
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Just bought a Jerry Michuleck Exotic wood Momogrip!
Problems solved!
No more void under trigger finger and the new shape promotes rapid fire D/A shooting
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Best $79 you could spend!
My Chief has S&W rubber grips on it (Uncle Mikes) now they fit the gun and the hand!
I don't know why Pacmeyer makes their Presam
ntations so thin???
I'm very satisfied with these grips on my Model 10 HB!
ZVP
Problems solved!
No more void under trigger finger and the new shape promotes rapid fire D/A shooting
1
Best $79 you could spend!
My Chief has S&W rubber grips on it (Uncle Mikes) now they fit the gun and the hand!
I don't know why Pacmeyer makes their Presam
ntations so thin???
I'm very satisfied with these grips on my Model 10 HB!
ZVP
My favorite grips for range guns are the stock rubber from Smith & Wesson. I find them too tacky for concealed carry, making it too easy for a shirt to hang up on the grip. At the same time, I love nice wood and good looking guns, so I do stray into wooden grips quite regularly. The square butt style work well for me, as long as the checkering isn't too harsh on the big bores.
S&W-Keeper
New member
I see to many fine revolvers that have rust under the rubber grips.You need to check them often, even on Stainless.
quote:Human hands are the most sensitive part of the body, and probably the most variable. I suspect a lot of gun forum squabbles can be traced to this fact.
One size does not fit all.
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I've been told hands are the second most part, but you don,t want to be puttin the most sensitive part on your gun
One size does not fit all.
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I've been told hands are the second most part, but you don,t want to be puttin the most sensitive part on your gun