[10-Ring]

I'm now looking for new grips for my revoler...19-3. The stock grips are jut a tad big for me. I like the feel of the rubber Hogue grips, jst not the look.
Suggestions & pics are more than welcome :)

[Standing Wolf]

Hogue wooden stocks fit my slightly smaller than average hand quite well. I've recently bought some Badger stocks that fit well, too.

Herrett's makes very high quality stocks to fit your hand. It takes awhile, and they're expensive, but worth it.

[10-Ring]

I'm trying to find grips on the cheap side of the spectrum. I think I'm setting my budget @ $50

[Master Blaster]

You might try the butler creek boot grips, they are around $20-25, and will fir your hand very well.

you could also try www.ajaxgrips.com, and look at the perlite or synthetic stag, at around $60.00.

Is it a square or round butt? The boot grips are for round butt guns.

[Tamara]

Excalibur (http://www.gunaccessories.com/ExcaliburWoodGrips/s&w/excaliburwoodgripss&w.asp) grips are attractive and priced right around $50.

[10-Ring]

Tamara - thanks for the link to Excalibur ;)

[Quantrill]

Does anyone have the web page for Herretts? I tried a few years ago and got zip. I thought they were out of business. I have a set of Herretts on my #28 and they are like shaking hands with an old friend. Quantrill

[Bullet Bob]

Here is a link to some very nice ones:
http://www.smith-wessonforum.com/ubb/Forum21/HTML/002280.html

[jar]

Although I gotta admit that I love the Spegel and Nills grips, it's very hard to beat the Siles that CDNN has for sale. Go to CDNN Grips on Sale (http://www.cdnninvestments.com/smithwesson1.html) and see if they have something you like. BTW, IIRC, Sile actually OEMed the Colt and S&W grips for some years.

[SouthpawShootr]

How about Eagle Secret Service grips? I have them on my 640 and they're great. I have Uncle Mikes boot grips (essentially the same as the Eagle product only in hard rubber) on my 66 2.5 incher.