Yep, pretty much my to to grip for defense loads in J, K & L frame. They're smooth, not sticky on cover garments, their slim profile gives me a good "index of deflection" as Cooper used to phrase it.I would go with the Hogue Mono grips over the factory S&W rubber grips, and that's what I replace them with when I get a gun that has them.
I love the grip that came on my 327. It fits my hands perfectly.I would go with the Hogue Mono grips over the factory S&W rubber grips, and that's what I replace them with when I get a gun that has them.
I don't know what S&W was thinking when they came up with the design that they did, but they screwed up. Their grips cover the backstrap and move your trigger finger back away from the trigger, making DA shooting more difficult. The two panels form a dull knife edge at the seam, which focuses the recoil right into your palm at that edge, making the heavier recoiling guns a lot more uncomfortable to shoot with.
With the Hogues, they leave the backstrap exposed, which helps spread out the recoil, and they keep the proper trigger finger geometry intact for DA shooting.
Just looked them up, and status quo. Still promising to have a real online site....sometime.I'll have a quick look on Tyler's site, for its claimed changes. They've been putting it off, as have I (posting pictures
Burrhead, not sure what I like best, all your grip adapters, or the 'day of the dead' photo backdrop.Service stocks, or equivalent, with a Tyler T, or equivalent.