Do you have a favorite grip? Cause I got mine.

[Oninotaki]

Just thought I would share my favorite grips with you guys, I would have posted this in revolvers, but there is an imposter in the group.

The grips are all from Premium Gun Grips, and I love these grips so much, every time they release them for a firearm I don’t have, I have to seriously consider whether or not to get it.

I find that these grips all look, feel, grip and control exceptionally well. They sure as hell tamed that .410/.45 Colt Bond Arms Derringer, and all the rest became smoother shooters for me as well. Although how much smoother a .22lr from a 6.5 inch barrel can get is debatable.

Any of you got a favorite that you like to put on as many of your collection as possible?

 

[21H40]

Those look sharp! I may have to pick up some revolvers just to get into grips like that

 

[Pat Riot]

Good looking grips. I can see me chipping them if I had them on one of my revolvers. They do look great though.

I went to their site. I like a set of their J frame grip panels.
https://premiumgungrips.com/smith-and-wesson/

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

I generally stick with factory revolver grips, though S&W Magnas and Ruger Service grips are too small for much control.
Altamonts are nice, they make the new OEM Colt Python grips and I fitted a set to my old Trooper-

 

[King Medallion]

Stags! All day everyday!

 

[Jonesy814]

Good looking grips. I can see me chipping them if I had them on one of my revolvers. They do look great though.

I went to their site. I like a set of their J frame grip panels.
https://premiumgungrips.com/smith-and-wesson/

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I have a set of those. They are nice, but extremely thin and slightly undersized. They leave about a 64th of an inch of the grip frame is exposed the whole way around the grip.
The info pamphlet that came with mine says it is make them as small as possible but they should tell you that before you buy them. Pretty rough on the hand for shooting

 

[Bazoo]

I like the grip frame of a ruger blackhawk 3xr-red frame and the standard ruger grip panels best so far of all I've tried. Second is the standard GP100 grips with wood inserts.

 

[DR505]

Ahrends stocks on my Smiths. Too bad the business is closed.

Here are two examples in Cordia wood.

 

[Oninotaki]

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I have never used stag grips before, how grippy are they? They look like they would be between plastic and wood.

 

[PzGren]

For me it's Nills.

 

[Oninotaki]

For me it's Nills.
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Oh those are very sharp! Never heard of them, but now I gotta check them out!

 

[Tallball]

I really like this particular set of Thai ebay grips. They fit my hands just right.

Taurus Model 689

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[King Medallion]

I have never used stag grips before, how grippy are they? They look like they would be between plastic and wood.

They say still in my hands, no twisting.

 

[aaaaa]

Got these rosewood grips off Ebay.

 

[nofendertom]

Like DR505--- My favorite revolver grips are the Ahrends wood grips.

 

[MrBorland]

Uncle Mike's conversion grips. Not pretty, but they fit & perform well (once the bottom finger groove gets a razor shave).

 

[film495]

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I'm surprised I still don't have anything with stag grips, but - they sure are appealing.

 

[Old Dog]

On revolvers, Kim Ahrends. As noted, he's been closed for a while.

 

[doubleh]

My favorites are ugly old rubber, mostly made by Hogue. Wood is nicer looking, rubber is nicer in use.

 

[WheelGunMan]

My favorite grip came on my HK P30 with their array of panel combinations.

 

[deadeye dick]

Picked up a pair of camel bone blanks for my 1911 The bone is sorta flat and easy to shape and sand. They look like ivory when polished.

 

[StrawHat]

My favorite style is the Magna stock with a grip adapter. My favorite material is smooth stag.


But walnut works well also.



Kevin

 

[Jonesy814]

I really like some of the Thai made grips that are on Ebay. They not only look good but are shaped and sized just right for use on the range. Since these have an enclosed back they will work on both square and round butt guns. No sharp corners or edges

These are also from Thailand. They feel good to me but but are not as comfortable when shooting magnums as the others so they are on my model 64

 

[Tallball]

^^^ Those "dark and light" grips are gorgeous!

 

[bannockburn]

I have always liked the double diamond checkered factory stocks on my Colt Governments.


I was also a fan of the Ahrends' skip line checkering that they use to offer on their 1911 grips.