Taurus Millennium Pro grip

I am wondering if anyone knows of any aftermarket grips for the MilPro. The checkered back-frontstrap is somewhat abrasive, and after a long time shooting, it starts to scrape my hand. I have checked both Hogue and Pachmayr, but their websites are really 1990s and I couldn't find anything for the Taurus MilPro.
Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place. Any ideas?

Also, I think I'm gonna be getting a HK USPc in .40SW soon, and am going to be looking for a grip with finger grooves for that as well.

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http://www.pachmayr.com/pachmayr/slipons.htm

http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?pid=147&lastcatid=114&step=4

The Pachmayr Model 4 or 5 would probably work for your Millennium. I know first-hand the Hogue Handall Jr. fits the Millennium just right. You could get either directly from the manufacturer, from any of the major suppliers like Brownells, Midway, Natchez, etc., or possibly even from your local fun shop.

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I got the Hogue Handall Jr., fits like a glove. Your right that checkering gets painful after a while!

You guys just need to shoot more and build some calluses!

You guys just need to shoot more and build some calluses!

When I shot competetion, I had them. Then, I got a serious girlfriend. She was not a fan of calluses on my hands.



Now I wear gloves.



There is no doubt who runs things in my life. I don't have a cell phone. I have an electronic leash.

Is she hot though?

Is she hot though?

That she is. Though, she would never say it. She's a good and proper southern woman. Loves go get dressed up and go out. Is appropirate in all social situations. Can cook like a champion. And for some strange reason, loves me. The strange ways of the world strike again.

Slightly more on topic, now that I do it, I highly suggest that those that spend enough time at the range consider shooting with gloves. I love mine. It took me a few pair to figure out what I can wear at work, and to the range though.

I finally settled on these. (http://www.hatch-corp.com/detail.aspx?pid=CT250) Though, I also have some hatch gloves (I can't find them on their website, but here's a link). (http://www.copsplus.com/prodnum4902.php)
And I have some Bob Allen's for when I shoot my shotguns.

Hogue slip on is the only way I know of and for 10 or 15 bucks pretty inexpensive too. Or you could fill with bondo sand and paint!

Taursowner: I have a Kahr P45 that had super sharp
checkered grips. Took a file and filed down the edges, brushed it clean with a wire brush. Can't tell its been touched and it doesn't hurt anymore.:)

+1 on the Hogue Handall, Jr..

Is anyone familiar with the Agrip product? They make one for the PT111.

http://brookstactical.com/Pages/agripgal1.htm

a nother fan of the Hogue Handall Jr.
really adds alot to the handle-ablility of any compact Ive used them on.

fits the Taurus PT111 milpro real good.
I liked it so much I got a nother for my Kahr CW9, great on that too.


a shirt will hang up on the grip a lil more often with the grips on IME... not really a relevant drawbac to me tho.

ip.