Model 29s - Let's see your grips.
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Wow! Those are sweet!
Hillbilly77
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Kurac signature grade Cokes.
Very comfortable to shoot, and none of the rocking back in your hand that you get from factory targets.
Very comfortable to shoot, and none of the rocking back in your hand that you get from factory targets.
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Model39
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Model 29-2'S One "S" Prefix, And One "N" Prefix
"S" Prefix, Factory GA Wood Coke Bottle Grips. "N" Prefix Smooth Rosewood Factory Grips.
"S" Prefix, Factory GA Wood Coke Bottle Grips. "N" Prefix Smooth Rosewood Factory Grips.
PokieOkie
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Model 29-3
I inherited a 29-3 from my great Uncle who passed last year. It had Pachmayr grips on it, but my hand rode high on the grip and my knuckle pressed against the trigger guard. I tried lighter loaded ammo and still had trouble holding it while shooting. I was about to sell off the gun because it hurt to shoot it, but a fellow forum user encouraged me to tough it out and find a way to make the gun suit me better. Firing it was a challenge to say the least with the Pach's, so I switched them out with a Hogue grip. I'm a lefty with stubby fingers and the Hogue finger grips make shooting this 44 a nicer, more controllable experience that don't involve my wrists feeling like they've been smacked with a sledge hammer; the way they felt with the Pach's on it. Lighter 44 loads and better grips later, I'm glad I listened. I'd have been really disappointed with myself for letting it go, seeing now that I can fire this beast and get some pleasure from it with no more pain.
I inherited a 29-3 from my great Uncle who passed last year. It had Pachmayr grips on it, but my hand rode high on the grip and my knuckle pressed against the trigger guard. I tried lighter loaded ammo and still had trouble holding it while shooting. I was about to sell off the gun because it hurt to shoot it, but a fellow forum user encouraged me to tough it out and find a way to make the gun suit me better. Firing it was a challenge to say the least with the Pach's, so I switched them out with a Hogue grip. I'm a lefty with stubby fingers and the Hogue finger grips make shooting this 44 a nicer, more controllable experience that don't involve my wrists feeling like they've been smacked with a sledge hammer; the way they felt with the Pach's on it. Lighter 44 loads and better grips later, I'm glad I listened. I'd have been really disappointed with myself for letting it go, seeing now that I can fire this beast and get some pleasure from it with no more pain.
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CLASSIC12
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Simply original S&W combat grips in goncalo alves. But they are getting hard to find, and pricey.
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