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Ares Defense Redi-Load Revolver grips (for J-frame)
Thought some of you J-frame owners may be interested.
Redi-Load™ Revolver Grips Main
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01-16-2010, 03:44 PM
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Very trick!
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Makes a lot of sense. It looks like the width of the grip, is increased, which might be a plus, to reduce felt recoil (Airweights, Airlights, etc.)
Lengthened grip also, maybe not so good.
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Any first hand reviews of these grips? Ive seen a few sold on gun auction and gunbroker but no reviews by members. I dont trust magazines for honest reviews.
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07-31-2014, 05:03 PM
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Been looking for them for years without any luck.
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07-31-2014, 05:19 PM
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The link doesn't work for me, neither does googling it, neither does googling Ares Defense and searching their site, neither does looking for them on Brownell's site... saw a couple pics but no where to buy or price.
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The link does not work for me either now (3+ years hence), however a Google search on Redi-Load produced results. YMMV
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You guys are right. Ares business practices questionable. Thanks
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Sounds like a gimmick.....kind of like those Duel Duty grips that held 6 rounds in the butt.
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Well I installed a set on my 442 with the Tyler T Grip and guess what I like um. They fit my hand perfect and my little finger has something to hold on to. They don't add a lot of bulk and length to the grip either. It can't hurt having 4 extra rounds with the gun. Even without the extra ammo I like them. If you are wondering about the weight the new grips , T Grip, clipdraw, 8 rounds of ammo and the Titainem cylinder I installed on the gun the total is 16.8oz. Not bad. They seem to be well made. The hing plate and lock are positive and they don't feel like cheap plastic like some others.
That's my take on it.
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One more picture.
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Where are you finding these?
This and that new wedge shaped "Ergo grip" look interesting, although I've gotten so used to just carrying a speed strip.
Why 8 rounds? 1 full reload and 3 extra?
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Where are you finding these?
This and that new wedge shaped "Ergo grip" look interesting, although I've gotten so used to just carrying a speed strip.
Why 8 rounds? 1 full reload and 3 extra?
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Sorry I never was good at math, 9 rounds if you google, Ares Defense Redi-Load Revolver grips (for J-frame) you will get there web site and call them. $39.95 + shipping.
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