Grips for a EAA .38/357 Revolver.

[If1HitU]

I can't fine any wood grips for my EAA 38/357 Mag. I was wondering why and just wanted take off the grips that come with the revolver. I now have a question,is this the reason why I can't find any grip?
I took pictures with grips and without grips.

 

[Michael Tinker Pearce]

I can't fine any wood grips for my EAA 38/357 Mag. I was wondering why and just wanted take off the grips that come with the revolver. I now have a question,is this the reason why I can't find any grip?
I took pictures with grips and without grips.

I'm going to go with 'Yes.' That has to be the oddest revolver frame I've seen- you might need to go custom for those.

 

[docbrown]

And I thought finding grips for my 150 series Security Six was difficult. Still, those revolvers are sold in Europe. Could be that there are some aftermarket ones somewhere. Otherwise you are going to have to get some custom made. Just out of curiosity, why not keep the rubber ones? They soak up recoil pretty good as opposed to wood.

Update:



In the comments for the video are some suggestions that people seem to have found that work.

 

[If1HitU]

And I thought finding grips for my 150 series Security Six was difficult. Still, those revolvers are sold in Europe. Could be that there are some aftermarket ones somewhere. Otherwise you are going to have to get some custom made. Just out of curiosity, why not keep the rubber ones? They soak up recoil pretty good as opposed to wood.

Update:



In the comments for the video are some suggestions that people seem to have found that work.

I was looking for a better hand fit,they are not bad just a little small in my hand.