Anybody Else Use Bianchi Lightning Grip

[kci-mia]

Anybody else here use Bianchi Lightning Grip on their revolver?
I have couple of these grips for K and J frame and use them on some of my revolvers. They feel good in my hand and really makes the revolver snag-proof. I don't think they make them anymore but I still see them on e-bay occasionally.

 

[ExRanger714]

Ya! Very much! Got a pair on my M-37 pajama pants gun (doesn't drag 'em down and dehorns it for my love handles) and when I want a supersize six shot .357 Centennial I put a pair on a 2 1/2" 66 or 19 and carry IWB. Dehorns it nicely too.

Looks good on yer 36, by the way!

 

[326MOD10]

There is a companion thread in the 1961-1980 section under "Lightning Grips" that would show you some other users.

Here is a set of J Frame ones on a 360J that has been customized by TK Customs for 9mm usage.

Also have a K Frame set but don't have them on anything at present.

 

[kaaskop49]

I have one I bought, perhaps in the early 80s? It was handy when my only J-frames were Model 60s. Now, like most Pach grips (it was produced by Pach), it has hardened to the point of being unusable.

Kaaskop49
Shield #5103

 

[jwk]

I have tried them but finger grooves don't work for me. If they didn't have finger grooves I'd love them for the hammer shroud.

 

[elm_creek_smith]

When I need a no-snag fighting revolver to carry concealed under dressy clothes, this Model 13-3 fits the bill.

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[EEResQ]

ZOMBIE Thread Alert...
Bianchi Lightning Bodyguard style grips have had a place on a couple of my revolvers for four and a half decades!. First set was on a 1979 S&W 2" Model 64-2 snubby, bought off a U.S. Deputy Marshal in 1981 (bottom in 1st pic). Second set were put on a 1987 S&W 3" Model 65-3 found online several years ago (top revolver in 1st pic). Third pair will be going on a 1977 S&W Model 60 that is currently inbound from Michigan (not yet shown).