TYLER T GRIP FANS ? ? ? (post your pics)

[one eye joe]

I have a 2 1/2" 686 that's wearin' Magna PC grips. This revolver came with finger groove Combat grips which I sold to a fellow forum member, because they did not fit my hand. I am now considering adding a Tyler T grip adapter to give a little better control with Magnum loads. As I have never found a set of finger groove grips of any brand that fit my hand, I am wondering how this is gonna work out. Looking at the Tyler T, it appears that the two fingers between the trigger finger and the pinkie actually rest in the large top groove. The pinkie appears to rest at the bottom, below the dividing ridge. IS THIS TRUE ? ? Has anyone who has NOT been able to use traditional finger groove grips by S&W or Ahrends had any luck using Tyler Ts ? ? Below is a pic of the type of grip that my 686 is wearing. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO POST PICS of your revolvers wearin' Tyler Ts. It's just such a great retro look......

 

[NOTREDAME]

Here's a couple with the Tyler t grip.

Model 12

Model 66-1

Night Guard

 

[TAROMAN]

I have 'em in all sizes:
N:

K:

J:

 

[BlackSky]

Love 'em! My pinky rests below the T Grips on all but J frames with magnas.

 

[pilgrim6a]

I have and use T-grips on 4 of my guns.
My Model 21-4

.44 Handejector Model of 1926

'48 K22 and K38

 

[Pig Hunter]

Take a look at BK grips also. If they need a little adjustment the color is all the way through. Also they have 2 clips instead of 1. Mark

 

[ben1]

+1 for BK Grips. I have them on my 13-3 3 inch and my 36 no dash. They work great and Kip is nice guy to boot.

 

[Cocked & Locked]

 

[Cocked & Locked]

 

[Ranger98]

 

[2hawk]

My only t-gripped gat, a 29-4:

 

[OldBlood]

My only T grip, had it for many years. Noticed some fit very well around the frame of the gun, others, not so well. Notice the gap by my trigger guard.Looking a second time at the pictures posted, the N frame Tylers seem to fit best. Any of you guys posting buy your Tylers recently? Here is my 686 2 1/2 with grips I bought probably 20 years ago, probably Altamont, but not sure. Another option for your 686. Tylers are cool and I too like the retro look. And they work! Fill the gap between the trigger guard and the grip.

 

[OldBlood]

2hawk, is that aTrail Boss polished up.I want a 44 mag snubbie, but I'm not too hot on the carved barrels on the new PC models.On closer inspection, it looks blued. ?

 

[DHENRY]

357 Magnum from 1950.
Don

 

[2hawk]

2hawk, is that aTrail Boss polished up.I want a 44 mag snubbie, but I'm not too hot on the carved barrels on the new PC models.On closer inspection, it looks blued. ?

29-4, and the t-grip was bought from Tyler 3 or 4 years ago, iirc.

 

[Garland]

Just one...

 

[deanodog]

Model 63

Model 60

 

[one eye joe]

I have a 2 1/2" 686 that's wearin' Magna PC grips. This revolver came with finger groove Combat grips which I sold to a fellow forum member, because they did not fit my hand. I am now considering adding a Tyler T grip adapter to give a little better control with Magnum loads. As I have never found a set of finger groove grips of any brand that fit my hand, I am wondering how this is gonna work out. Looking at the Tyler T, it appears that the two fingers between the trigger finger and the pinkie actually rest in the large top groove. The pinkie appears to rest at the bottom, below the dividing ridge. IS THIS TRUE ? ? Has anyone who has NOT been able to use traditional finger groove grips by S&W or Ahrends had any luck using Tyler Ts ? ? Below is a pic of the type of grip that my 686 is wearing. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO POST PICS of your revolvers wearin' Tyler Ts. It's just such a great retro look......

After the fantastic response of gorgeous pics to my OP, I bit the bullet and bought a Tyler-T on E-bay for my 686 . They fit my hand like a glove, and set off my refinished grips very well. I LOVE the tacticool, retro look. Here's some pics.....(BTW, I also learned my photo skills SUCK ! ! !)

 

[2hawk]

Lookin' Goood!

 

[Black_Sheep]