J-frame grip pictures - let's see 'em.

[Triggernosis]

I'm trying to decide on some new grips for my new Model 60-4 and would love to see some examples of grips for J-frames. Please post 'em up.

 

[mod34]

Trigger,
For me............and my "Js" there isn't much out there that is better or more aesthetically pleasing than a set made by Pat Grashorn. He does beautiful work and can incorporate as much or as little "bark" as you prefer. Just beautiful!

 

[hotrod150]

Here's round butt & square butt Badger boots.

 

[PMRet]

You didn't specify if you wanted purty, functional, or unusual: Factory Combat, Uncle Mike's Boot, and Bianchi Lightnin...

 

[Mickey D]

Spegel boot grips

 

[David LaPell]

Here is a set of Bubinga J-frame boot grips on my 649 that I added 4 coats of Tru-Oil to. They come with a more semi-gloss finish but these things feel great in my hand.

 

[hotrod150]

Those last look like Ahrends?

 

[ar15ed]

altamont boots.

 

[Snapping Twig]

Hogue, goncalo alves, checkered, finger.

 

[Maximumbob54]

Another Altamont:

 

[Stranglehold]

442 & 640...Grips by Esmeralda.

Roe

 

[CCWKY]

Altamont Boot Grips on 642 Pro

 

[macbullet]

Grips are from fleabay, made in Thailand, don't know what kind of wood it is. I altered the curve on the bottom to match the frame better.

r

 

[bcrowl]

Who makes those grips Macbullet?

 

[Pilgrim]

 

[Maximumbob54]

Very nice, but what are they???

They look like another set of Altamonts or maybe Excaliber???

 

[Mickey D]

Grips are from fleabay, made in Thailand, don't know what kind of wood it is. I altered the curve on the bottom to match the frame better.

r

By the straight thick grain, might be morningwood

 

[Maximumbob54]

They are usually advertised as sandlewood.

 

[sipowicz]

Sissy grips...all of them. This is how a j-frame is supposed to look.

 

[Maximumbob54]

I've done that look a time or two: