Grip recommendations for revolvers?

[grimjaw]

I have a couple of S&W K frame revolvers, M67 & M10, and a Ruger GP-100. I'm probably going to switch to Pachmayr presentation grips for the M67, haven't decided on the GP-100. The M10 has a set of laminated wood grips that are very uncomfortable to use. I'm certain they aren't the originals.

I could order the service grips from S&W, but I was hoping for something a little larger, possibly with finger grooves. I won't be shooting this gun much, but I would like to have a more comfortable set of grips when I do, and I don't want to change them out all the time. The gun looks much better with wood grips, so rubber is out.

Can anyone make recommendations on a brand or manufacturer? I've seen all the stuff in the Hogue's catalog and it's not doing it for me. There's several online retailers, but without seeing their product up close, I don't know if I'd like it or not.

TIA, jmm

 

[Ben Shepherd]

I've got several houge grips. I like them all(or I wouldn't have bought them I guess ). If they aren't what you are looking for, Consider this a BBT for one more go-round.

 

[Brian Williams]

I personally like Service grips and Tyler T grips.

 

[Standing Wolf]

Get stocks to fit your hand: http://www.herrett-stocks.com

 

[OH25shooter]

You could try: www.eaglegrips.com. Or: www.getgrip.com.

 

[grimjaw]

Much thanks on the links. I went with this series of Eagle grips.

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Lots of other interesting choices, though.

jmm

 

[Gunsnrovers]

Good luck.

I've had miserable luck with out of the box Eagle grips. Both sets of Heritage grips I purchased trying to get a set for my 2" M15 need a LOT of work to fit properly. To the point that I returned the first set and sold the replacements they sent me to a forum member better prepared for a lot of wood working. In the end, I went with Altamont traditional panels and a T-Grip. The Altamonts went on as is.

The Eagle Secret Service grips I got for my M36 were the same way. Paid more for some Spegel boot grips and they were perfect.

I've seen nice sets on other folks pistols, but I know I'm not the first to have fit issues.

 

[grimjaw]

Thanks for the grip tip.

This will probably be one of the few revolvers on which I spend as much on grips. Everything else I have is a shooter, and will have more functional, less expensive grips (i.e. Pachmayr or Hogue). I don't mind doing a bit of finish work on the revolvers, so it's OK if it's a little off. I'll post a pic when it's all done.

jmm