good wood grips for a K frame

[sw44spl]

I am joining the IDPA and I will be using a K frame my model 10,15,or my 66.and I want to know where to order a good set of wood grips if you can post some photos.

 

[sw44spl]

I am joining the IDPA and I will be using a K frame my model 10,15,or my 66.and I want to know where to order a good set of wood grips if you can post some photos.

 

[Deek]

I am a big fan of Hogue Monogrips with finger grooves. They fit my hand great. I have rubber ones on all my N frames, but opted for these rosewood laminates for my K frame. Got these from www.midwayusa.com

 

[RonJ]

I ordered these on-line from S&W. I really like the way they feel. Haven't checked lately but two years ago they were $79.95.

 

[Iggy]

Take a look at Ahrends Grips.

http://ahrendsgripsusa.com/retro.htm

 

[uzisandfloozies]

try gunbroker.com and type in "smith and wesson K frame grips"

i got a set from there of the old wood style ones for my daughter's model 64, because her hand is too small for the factory black fat ones.

 

[shovelwrench]

http://www.nill-griffe.com/

 

[GatorFarmer]

Honestly? I'd use Hogue rubber monogrips. They aren't pretty, but just plain work.

If you insist on wood grips, I've always liked Badger, or factory combats if you can afford them.

 

[sw44spl]

thanks for the info and deek those look niceand ronj very nice

 

[Rolan_Kraps]

Originally posted by Deek:

Wow Deek, those are some of the prettiest grips I've ever seen!

 

[stevieboy]

With one exception all of my Smith revolvers are square butts. Most of them have the factory targets that they were shipped with. I have very large hands and these grips seems to work just fine. On one of my 617s I have the same Rosewood square butt combats that RonJ shows on his gun. They are excellent and fit my hands very well. On my one round butt gun, a 686-6, I've put on a set of Nill "coke" round-square conversion grips. They are wonderful, absolutely the most comfortable grips, rubber or wood that I've ever had. Unfortunately, they're extremely pricey, costing north of $200. But, worth every single penny in my opinion. I'm thinking of buying a set for my 27 (they make a square butt N-frame version of the same grip) but, my wife will kill me if she finds out.

 

[Swabby]

I just put the Hogue smooth, finger-grooved, wooden monogrips (#10800)on my 19-3. Before that I had a set of S&W presentation grips on it, before that a set of factory target stocks. Even with a larger hand, the mono-grips feel great. I bought the smooth set, yet they really don't slip with the finger grooves. Smith factory combats are also great, but getting very pricey. Midway USA has a large selection of Hogue grips and S&W factory combats can be found on this forum, as well as, ebay and gunbroker.

 

[wproct]

I like Hogue smooth wood fingergrove grips. I have 3 pair in tulipwood in different configurations for my revolvers

 

[ENH]

I have Ahrends on the M19 and Eagles on the 66 and 629.

 

[Birddog2]

The bottom revolver is a N frame square butt (M-624) with Hogue grips, very comfortable and, for me, point well. can be had for K, L frame SB or RB.
I also like the top w/ Jerry Miculak, but I think you will only find them in RB N frame.

 

[pogo2]

I am partial to Ahrends finger groove wood grips on my K frames. They fit my hand perfectly and look good besides.

 

[Oldrifleman]

I am a big fan of Hogue Mono grips! I just installed my fourth set last night (Kingwood finger grooved) on my new 27-9. Can't say enough good things about Hogue or their customer service!

 

[jp zanoya]

I know it's old school, but in my experience the best grips (or stocks) for double-action shooting with a K-frame are JORDAN TROOPERS from HERRETTS.
They have all of the aesthetics of a mud fence, but they let you control the gun better than any other that I've tried.
However, if your hand is on the small size, forget it...
www.herrett-stocks.com