Please help me with 686-1 grips

[M38a]

I bought a 686-1 revolver from a good guy who has been laid off recently (by grace go I) Pacmeyer grips on it,they um suck, for lack of a better term. They are too long from fron to back and too narrow.
Thanks

 

[M38a]

I bought a 686-1 revolver from a good guy who has been laid off recently (by grace go I) Pacmeyer grips on it,they um suck, for lack of a better term. They are too long from fron to back and too narrow.
Thanks

 

[M38a]

Too edit my posit above ... I'm lookin for a better set of grips.
Any help is much appreciated!!

 

[Joni_Lynn]

Try a Hogue grip, they have an open backstrap.

 

[Dale53]

Most of my revolvers have Pachmayr grips. I have rather large hands and NEED a covered back strap.

However, if you have smaller hands, then Pachmayr Professional grips have open back straps which should suit you better.

Dale53

 

[Wheelgunner840]

If you must have rubber grips, I reccomend Hogue. If you want some real purty, make you drool Kingwood grips, I suggest Hogue!

WG840

 

[cassml1]

Hogue!

 

[mheideman]

Combat grips on my new 686 6". I got them from from http://www.gungripsupply.com/ for $60. Fast shipping too.

 

[bronco45]

Take a look at the Herrett's Roper Stocks. I have small hands and they work great on my 586.

 

[Sportsterguy]

I'm partial to Ahrends myself with Hogues coming in a close second. The Ahrends fit my small hands better on my K frames and are in the $60.00 range. The Hogue monogrip on my 657 .41 mag is the best grip I've found for it for both comfort and fit.
The S&W combats really tear my hands up. If you have to go with rubber (I like wood) Hogue's are the way to go IMO.

Model 19 with Ahrends RB finger grooves

Model 66 with Ahrends boot grips (great for concealment)

Model 657 with Hogue monogrip