I quickly realized that the round butt grips this gun was supplied with didn't really fit my hand. Another member had posted about the Eagle Grips in a similar application and I was really impressed with the 'looks' of them.
These arrived Friday and they are just what the doctor ordered. I haven't fired the gun yet, it only arrived last Tueday, but the grips are just what I hoped they would be. They really fill my hand, have a perfectly placed palm swell and give a very controlled grip over this large frame revolver.

Beauty...........and the Beast! One fine looking revolver.

Beautiful! Good choice!

Those really look good on that revolver.

They look awsome

Hey peppercorn,
Did Eagle install the S&W medallions in your grips? I took a look at their site but did not find an option for adding S&W medallions.

If you are going to shoot full mag loads get a shooting glove. But they do look good. I hated to do it but I had to put Hogue's on mine.

Love the Eagle Secret Service in Ebony that are on my 66.

I have heard some complain about fit and finish on Eagle grips, but yours look great, and my own experience is great as well..

I do put on rubber grips when at the range (after a cylinder or two with my carry grips), but for carry (wood is snag free for me), I love the Eagle grips.

Thanks for sharing pics of that beautiful stainless monster!

I had read here that they offered them but, like you, didn't see them on there site. I ended up doing a phone order and inquired and for an extra $35.00 they put the medallions on for me.

I will take your advice and get a glove for sure. My 29 8 3/8 is on the edge with wood grips so I hope the glove is enough for me. I just really like the 'look' of the wood target grips.

Thanks wheely', I am just really impressed with the fit and finish of these grips. If I didn't have factory grips to compare to I wouldn't know the difference. I hope a shooting glove keeps me happy, if not I will go for the hogues and switch back and forth.