I'm sticking with lighter loads and no +Pbuyguns":2h9p7d1a said:I have one and the 158 gr SWC I shoot hurt. I can't get through a box. Where can I can i look?
thanks
woodpile":3dusqjg3 said:I hope to have a wood grip figured out in the next couple of weeks. Steve
I suspect, as well, that this may be the case. Plus I sort of like the utilitarian look of the LCR--but for those who love the feel of wood in their hands...I mean, for those who just can't buy a gun unless they get wood...uh, for those who...oh, never mind...I'm sure the wood grips will look very nice.claydoctor":1dmqm002 said:...I'm afraid if one goes to wood grips, it is going to be far less comfortable to shoot.
jamstutz":1qomxv99 said:I suspect, as well, that this may be the case. Plus I sort of like the utilitarian look of the LCR--but for those who love the feel of wood in their hands...I mean, for those who just can't buy a gun unless they get wood...uh, for those who...oh, never mind...I'm sure the wood grips will look very nice.claydoctor":1qomxv99 said:...I'm afraid if one goes to wood grips, it is going to be far less comfortable to shoot.
Cordite":3mrk87u4 said:Rubber grips on a revolver tend to grab fabric like the lining of a pocket. A smooth grip made of wood, plastic, micarta, corian, etc. would reduce that issue.
claydoctor":av9lvfsu said:Cordite":av9lvfsu said:Rubber grips on a revolver tend to grab fabric like the lining of a pocket. A smooth grip made of wood, plastic, micarta, corian, etc. would reduce that issue.
Again, at the cost of more pain. As the man said, you pays your money and takes your choice.
jamstutz":30qal5nn said:claydoctor":30qal5nn said:Cordite":30qal5nn said:Rubber grips on a revolver tend to grab fabric like the lining of a pocket. A smooth grip made of wood, plastic, micarta, corian, etc. would reduce that issue.
Again, at the cost of more pain. As the man said, you pays your money and takes your choice.
It would seem then that the Crimson Trace grips are ideal since they have comfortable rubber cushioning along the backstrap, but have non-grabbing, polymer sides. They are also 1/2 oz. lighter and thinner than the Hogue grips, plus you get a very fine laser that activates when you get a firing grip. What's not to like?