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worldwidegrips

film495

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was looking at K frame grips and ran into these. the are one of the only sets that I've seen that is for the square but, yet has rounded corners. does anyone else do this with K frame sb grips? think these are any good to actually use?

 
I'm a little guy with small hands they wouldn't work for me but I could see someone with large hands liking them.
Just my thought.
 
I have medium size hand and found that standard Bisley grips are tad too tick. So, I milled them to about 1/4" thick, rounded edges, and grip felt much better.
 
I can‘t tell the brand/make, but I have seen various grips with that option.
 
They look very much like Altamont’s Altai grips, but those grips are for Smiths with round butt frames.
 
I would pay good money for any grip which let me shoot 1/2 as fast as Jerry Miculek!!! :)
He is one impressive shooter! Plus, a revolver guy which is less common these days. I know he shoots other platforms but I appreciate his revolver work more.
 
I actually have ordered a pair of the Miculek grips. Who knows when they'll get here or if I'll like them, but I guess this grip in my original post is another option if I want to try another down the road, it looks a bit thicker than the Miculek grip. I tried Pachmyre Presentation grips, and it is comfortable, but huge and I notice a real difference in muzzle flip when them. I found a cheap set of target grips, plastic on ebay, and they are fine, but with the thumb rest, you can't use a speedloader, and same muzzle flip that makes double action much slower - and they are just too big as are the Pachmyre's I tried basically. The service grip, or diamond grips, the little ones that came on the 10-7, are the ones I went back to and use most, just - they aren't great, but they do work. High hold for double action and get the pinky up on the grip, single action, just let the pinky hang below the grip. Works decent, but I think I want a grip that is half way between those positions relative the muzzle/barrel and I can just use one grip for single and double action, and I guess I would prefer that, and just always grab it the exact same way. Maybe I'll try one of those grip adapters. Like the revolver just never really liked to grip it with any of the grips I've tried. I watched a video with Miculek talking about the grips and he says he wanted it all the same, same grip, regardless of model, K Frame, N Frame, whatever, same grip. Figure he must know a thing or two so, I'll try his grips and see.
 
I just got in a set of N-Frame Magnas from Word Wide Grips. I ordered them through eBay on 8/21 and they came in today's mail. I previously had a set of Herrett's Shooting Stars on this Model 28-2 but wanted to try the Magnas with a grip adapter (from BK Grips) since I have small hands.

They feel good while dry firing but of course, live fire with be the acid test. I will say, however, that they well made and fit the gun well.

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