otis24
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Do Pachmayr Diamond Pro grips have anything to offer over Pachmayr Compac Pro grips?
Pachmayr J-frame grips
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A toss-up: 6 of one, half a dozen of the other. Pach grips afford comfort and control, but IMO are too heavy, almost 1/4 the weight of the gun. It's your call; that's why shooting (especially J-frames) is fun!
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zogger
Member
The Diamond Pro grips are "cushier" IMO.
One other plus is the Diamond Pros are one piece grips while the Compac Customs (on my Night Guards) is a split two-piece grip that doesn't always stay matched/lined up at the joint.
I only use the Diamond Pros for range practice.
On my M360J the Diamond Pros added less than 1oz. to the factory grips weight but are lighter than the Badger grips.
I replaced the Compacts with Diamond Pros on most of my NGs.
360J 357 Mag
(-07c)
.
360J 357 Mag
(-02b)
.
357NG - adjustable sights & Pac grips
(-01b)
.
One other plus is the Diamond Pros are one piece grips while the Compac Customs (on my Night Guards) is a split two-piece grip that doesn't always stay matched/lined up at the joint.
I only use the Diamond Pros for range practice.
On my M360J the Diamond Pros added less than 1oz. to the factory grips weight but are lighter than the Badger grips.
I replaced the Compacts with Diamond Pros on most of my NGs.
360J 357 Mag
(-07c)
.
360J 357 Mag
(-02b)
.
357NG - adjustable sights & Pac grips
(-01b)
.
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AZretired
Member
I'll keep my Compacs.
zogger
Member
I like that the Diamond Pro has places for 3 fingers whereas the Compact do not. The finger grooves line up nicely with my fingers on the Model 60.
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