Grip suggestions for the 3" model 60?

[HamHands]

Laura,

When I obtained my 36-6 Chief's Target Special, it came with a hideous thick rubber Hogue Monogrip that just didn't feel right. I replaced the Hogue Rubber Monogrip with a open backstrap wooden Monogrip, and I've been thoroughly satisfied with it for the past 40 years.

Love your "Sig-Line!"

 

[Rpg]

I thought I read that the Tyler T are no more? That aside, the Pach feels fantastic and fills my hands perfect.

Tyler is still around. It takes a while between ordering and delivery but I've NEVER heard of someone losing their money: Tyler always fills the order.

If you must have a grip adapter quickly, you can get a similar adapter from one of the members of the forum (I forgot his username). Their adapters are a polymer product, Tyler's are aluminum.

The great benefit of the Tyler grip adapter is that it's used with the magnas. The result is a gun that is perfect for pocket carry. The Tyler doesn't increase the dimensions of the gun.

The rubber grips people recommend make a larger gun that's hard to conceal. Rubber grips are for the range.

 

[Mastrogiacomo]

Harder to conceal depending on how you carry and what you're wearing. Personally, the rubber grips work best for range and carry. If I ever need to use it, I want it comfortable in my hand. I've never found wooden grips to be pleasant to shoot with....

 

[RubEric]

KB Mini-Cokes:

 

[model17]

J frame grips

I find these SW factory grips work best for me!

 

[otis24]

I need comfort for my 71 year old hands so, I use Pachmayr Compacts.

Maybe not the prettiest, but very comfortable. When I sold my last J frame, I kept these grips to put on my next one. Very functional and comfortable.

 

[Norton 750]

A lot of these grips look very comfortable to shoot, but are so big I think you should consider going to a K frame instead. The grip is the part that is hard to hide. You add bulk to make the J frame more comfortable and you might as well carry a K frame.