kalashnikat
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Thinking about getting a set of Crimson Trace grips for my Model 19 S&W. Anybody have experience with them?
Lasergrips on K Frame Smith & Wesson?
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Yes. They work great.
The only problem the grips are way too big for the K frame.
I've had mine quite a while and haven't checked to see if CT has a better fitting (small) grip for the K frame.
For the heck of it I shot this target a while back without my glasses.
The only problem the grips are way too big for the K frame.
I've had mine quite a while and haven't checked to see if CT has a better fitting (small) grip for the K frame.
For the heck of it I shot this target a while back without my glasses.
P95Carry
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I have them on three revos (and three semis!) .......... 2 n frames and an SP-101 ..... I have large hands and find them good for size but mine are the harder plastic type and certainly for 44 mag a bit harsh. From laser POV tho - excellent. I could well add them to my M19 and be pretty sure I'd like em.
(Hi Buck - hope all is OK for you)
(Hi Buck - hope all is OK for you)
Starter52
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I have a set on my Model 19 2.5" round butt. They work exactly as described. Not as comfortable as Pachmayrs, though.
Kor
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The hard polymer LG-207 model is a one-size-fits-all grip for all K/L/N-frame Smiths, which basically turns all of these guns into a square-butt N-frame as far as the grip goes. Also, the LG-207 covers the backstrap, which can cause problems with trigger reach for small-handed shooters.
I also own a set of LG-307's, which CT calls the "HogHunter" model - although it is marketed for handgun hunting, I like it better for CCW and recreational shooting, as this model features rubber overmolding and an exposed backstrap. If your M19 has a round butt, look for the LG-308 HogHunter or the even smaller LG-306, also with exposed backstrap and rubber overmolding.
I also own a set of LG-307's, which CT calls the "HogHunter" model - although it is marketed for handgun hunting, I like it better for CCW and recreational shooting, as this model features rubber overmolding and an exposed backstrap. If your M19 has a round butt, look for the LG-308 HogHunter or the even smaller LG-306, also with exposed backstrap and rubber overmolding.
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