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I love my K6S 3", but the smooth wood grip slips too much in my hand, and the factory rubber grips look too small. Hogue finally came out with a finger-groove synthetic grip (G10 or whatever, it feels like hard resin) and I ordered one in black - back ordered of course. It finally arrived today and it fits perfectly.
The texture is much better than smooth wood, I expect it not to slip upon recoil. The shape is nearly the same as S&W's current rubber J- and K-frame grips, which fit me great. The Hogue does not cover the backstrap, if you're wondering.
When I got the wood grips off (carefully prying with a plastic card so not to scratch anything), one of two little positioning pins fell on the floor. I had to get on my hands and knees to look, and of course the dog comes over to lick my face as I hunt for a tiny 1/4" long pin, and my glasses slide off, but that's another story... Anyway, I found it and put it where it belongs.
OEM vs. Hogue grips:
The texture is much better than smooth wood, I expect it not to slip upon recoil. The shape is nearly the same as S&W's current rubber J- and K-frame grips, which fit me great. The Hogue does not cover the backstrap, if you're wondering.
When I got the wood grips off (carefully prying with a plastic card so not to scratch anything), one of two little positioning pins fell on the floor. I had to get on my hands and knees to look, and of course the dog comes over to lick my face as I hunt for a tiny 1/4" long pin, and my glasses slide off, but that's another story... Anyway, I found it and put it where it belongs.
OEM vs. Hogue grips:
