I want to change the rubber Hogue to a wood.What's the best round butt fitting wood grip?........Tia
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The Ahrends are great as regalsc has pointed out. I have the 625 JM and like the smooth wood stocks that came with it. They fit me well.
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If you compete or plan on it, the JM is it.
After note: If you reload like JM
After note: If you reload like JM
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I will rock the boat here, I do not like the Ahernds revovler grips.
I try to locate a set of the factory round but combats.
When I can not locate a suitable set of factory combats,
I really like most of the Hogues when choosing an aftermarket wood grip
The JM design that TACTICAL111 mentions are nice as well.
The are very good for getting a fast grip on the firearm and a quick draw
I try to locate a set of the factory round but combats.
When I can not locate a suitable set of factory combats,
I really like most of the Hogues when choosing an aftermarket wood grip
The JM design that TACTICAL111 mentions are nice as well.
The are very good for getting a fast grip on the firearm and a quick draw
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The factory combats are #1 with me also as far as looks since I have never held a gun with them. There are some on GB for a N Frame rb with a buy now of $750. As for currently made aftermarket grips I like Ahrends because they look & feel good & are priced reasonably. I do wish they would come with the S&W medallions.
I too like the Ahrend's...haven't found any factory S&W stocks I like...combats, target, magna, etc. Here are some Ahrends Tactical with finger groove in cordia on 627-7. Fit my hands (size 11 glove) well:
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