Which grips?

The sharper grip

  • Silver/Black

    Votes: 11 73.3%
  • Lamo Camo

    Votes: 4 26.7%

  • Total voters
    15
not a huge fan of either. kind of like the Spegel in rosewood or cocobolo which can be purchased for $65 +/-. But if I had to pick then I would go with the ones from Smith.
 
I'm not to crazy about either one!!!
But, as the lesser of two evils, I picked the Hogues!!

Have you taken a look at Eagle grips??

I have the Rosewood "Secret Service" grips on my Taurus M85UL. They are pretty sharp looking!!
 
I'm in the minority here, but I feel that extra color in the Hogue grips would make a nice contrast. The ones you list from S&W looks like they'd "blend" with the gun, particularly if the gun goes into a black holster.

Incidentally, regarding Eagle Grips, there's one poor fellow over at Glocktalk.com who shows a picture of a set of eagle grips made for his model S&W. The grips were not properly inletted and did not fit the gun. Complaints to eagle resulted in "inlet them yourself." A rather obnoxious reply if I do say so myself. The thread in in the Wheelhouse entitled "Got Wood?" if you want to look it over. Some nice looking grips. I have a set of secret service grips (these are several years old) on my 640. The checkering on these grips is pretty unimpressive. They look great until you look at them closely. Lots of overruns. Looks like the borders were cut before the checkering was done. There grips are expensive, and I'd expect better. I hung on to them b/c I was carrying the gun and, at that time, function was more important that having every little thing right. I bought them b/c I wanted Spegel boot grips, but couldn't find his shops contact information and the secret servcie grips looked to be a very nice alternative (at least from Eagle's pictures).
 
Thanks for the info, and the warning about Eagle's. I agree, that is a rather obnoxious reply. I'll have to do some checking around. Right now, I'm partial towards Hogue's Lamo/Camo and Spegal's grips, which I thought looked very nice too.
 
Black and silver also known as ebony is much better looking on a defensive handguns than lamo camo. Lamo camo is more for hunting pistols than defensive handguns! :cool:

In the end it's your handgun, so it's your choice on grips! ;)
 
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