ArchAngelCD
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I'm glad you like the Badger Custom grips best, I do to. I posted them above hoping you would take a look at them before you made a final buy...
Wood stocks for a J-frame.
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palmetto99
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I have a set of Magnas with a Tyler T-grip for my model 60. Makes it easy to pocket carry it. I have a set of Badger customs (three finger) on a model 36. I've had them for about 19 years and they still look great. If you carry a J-frame OWB or IWB, they are great. I just purchased a set of K-frame boot grips from Badger and really like them.
ArchAngelCD
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Even though the Badger Custom grips are made of wood they seem to be more comfortable shooting than rubber grips, for me at least. I think it's the design, not the materials they are made of. I find them to be comfortable when shooting even stiff loads.
Hometeached1
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I still have not shot with them on yet because of the weather and school/work.
Glad to hear that about them though, they sure feel good in the hand.
Glad to hear that about them though, they sure feel good in the hand.
Panzerschwein
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Magnas.
And a Tyler-T wouldn't hurt either!
And a Tyler-T wouldn't hurt either!
I had magnas and the Tyler "T" grip on my model 36 but they still felt small. It didn't matter as much with just a .38. I stayed away from the rubber grips because they tended to drag on clothing when drawing. I prefer the "larger" smooth wood grips with my .357 model 60.
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