Tyler T-Grip

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Any grip adapter should work fine with those. If you'd like the same thing minus an adapter, front filled and an open backstrap, you'd want to look for a boot grip of some sort.

 

[Gorenut]

Any grip adapter should work fine with those. If you'd like the same thing minus an adapter, front filled and an open backstrap, you'd want to look for a boot grip of some sort.

So boot grips are roughly the same thing as Magna-style grips + Tyler-esque grip adapter?

I guess what I'm really trying to find out is if there are any notable "advantages" or unique feeling to having the adapter setup. I know each person is different, but I'd like to hear from some of you who have had far more experience than me on this.

NOTE: Again, this is for my N Frame.. I understand for smaller revolvers, having the combo mentioned results in better concealment.. but my question is directed more towards bigger revolvers.

 

[rboward]

just want to say I finally received my brushed alum. T grip in the mail today.Ordered in late Feb., looks great.

 

[Stophel]

I must be the only one, but I simply cannot shoot a gun with a T grip. There's just too much material there. Fills up too much down, and too much forward, and rams my knuckle HARD into the triggerguard. If they were about a third the size they are (or not hollow inside where I could file them down!) then they'd be ok.

 

[jerry46]

Tyler T grip

I have a Tyler T grip on my S&W 2" model 60. I love it. It gives the gun a great feel. I bought it about 15-20 years ago and paid nowhere near the prices I'm seeing on here. I have a friend that has one on one of his guns and also loves it. I think it is a heavy barrel 4" model 10.

 

[plainshunter]

I think it is a heavy barrel 4" model 10.

I have the exact set up as well. Love it.