[mtmuley]

Hello everyone. I'm new here but am impressed with the wealth of info, so I hope to visit often. Can anyone tell me if I can get a set of Pachmayre Grippers or something similar for a Colt Model 357 Magnum? I like the added control of finger grooves. Will other Colt models fit? Or, how about a set of replacement original target grips? I would go that route if a finger groove grip is not available. Thanks, mtmuley

[Standing Wolf]

Colt Python (I frame) grips (rubber or plastic) and stocks (wood, horn, or ivory) will fit your Colt .357 magnum. Enjoy!

[Starter52]

I have a set of Pachmayr's open back finger groove grips on my 6" Colt .357 revolver. They fit me better than the factory wood stocks.

Pachmayr also makes a closed back finger groove grip for your .357. I've used them on an OMM .38 for single-action shooting. Very comfortable.

[Texas Colt]

I have a set of Pachmayr Presentation rubber grips for the Colt I frame that I was about to list in the Trading Post. Send me a PM if you're interested.

[ArchAngelCD]

Here (http://www.pachmayr.com/pachmayr/gripchart.htm) is a link on the Pachmayr Site for their Grip Selection Chart page. You will find the listings for all the Colt revolvers there.

Here (http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?id=24&step=2) is the link on the Hogue Site for Colt grips. Click on your revolver and you will see both rubber and wood grips are available from Hogue.

Welcome to the forum...

[mtmuley]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the help. Texas Colt, I am going to try to find the grips locally, but if I can't, I'll be in touch, providing you still have your set. Thanks again, mtmuley

[Vern Humphrey]

I have Hogue rosewood grips with firnger grooves on my Colt 357. I have an indentical set, without the grooves, on my Colt Officers Model Target .22 revolver.

[The Lone Haranguer]

Eagle Grips "Classic" (http://eaglegrips.com/classic.htm)

[cherryriver]

When my .357s go into the range bag to go to a match, whether it's USPSA or PPC or something in between, they're wearing Hogue rubbers.
Nothing is faster, more efficient, or softer-recoiling.
I promise.
Bill