Opinion - Which grips?

[wproct]

Personally, I just have to accept the fact that I like to switch grips on my revolvers periodically. I splurged and bought a pair of Hogue exotic wood checkered grips with end cap that I will put on just to look at, and I have a set of the original Lett's style grips that I like also, but still the very most comfortable of all to shoot with is the Hogue rubber "Tamer" grips.

 

[Toxophilus]

I've thought about going back through my other Hogue stocks and considering grinding off the finger grooves. Previously I had the finger grooves on my GP100 but after using this version from Hogue I find that I don't have to shift my grip when shooting stouter loads.

When shooting this little tool with stout loads, at times I have to re-adjust my grip to remain higher up on the stocks.

 

[Rclark]

Less rubber the better. No rubber, in fact, is the best .

 

[wproct]

I've thought about going back through my other Hogue stocks and considering grinding off the finger grooves. Previously I had the finger grooves on my GP100 but after using this version from Hogue I find that I don't have to shift my grip when shooting stouter loads.

When shooting this little tool with stout loads, at times I have to re-adjust my grip to remain higher up on the stocks.

Can I ask which grips you have on your GP100? They look like the Hogue Tamer grips but have no finger grooves, and I didn't know that Tamer grips were available without finger grooves. Thanks.

 

[Toxophilus]

Can I ask which grips you have on your GP100? They look like the Hogue Tamer grips but have no finger grooves, and I didn't know that Tamer grips were available without finger grooves. Thanks.

Hiya, These are Hogue Part # 80010

 

[sharpblade7777]

 

[wproct]

Hiya, These are Hogue Part # 80010

I see. Thanks. I like Hogue grips, they are comfortable and they fit the revolver nicely.

 

[Hylander]

Maple

 

[Jeepnik]

Anything but plywood.