VZ grips anyone?

[white cloud]

Are VZ grips for J frames speed loader compatible?

I know that VZ grips on the "magnum frame" J frames work with Safariland Comp 1 loaders. I am not sure about the "non magnum frame.

The fit on the VZ grips is outstanding.

 

[pete950]

I wish they would make a K frame square butt Boot grip

 

[squidsix]

I wish they would make a K frame square butt Boot grip

Its only a belt sander away…

 

[Steve_Revo_]

VZ grips are my go-to when I buy a 1911. However, I have never had a solid grip that worked for me on any of my revolvers.

 

[ColumbusJBR]

Big VZ fan here. Between 1911s, CZs, and Smiths, I probably have about 10+ sets of VZ grips. For S&Ws I really like their round-to-square conversions. They just fit my hand perfectly. Also have a set of their boot grips, but I find they’re best suited to smaller revolvers like my 66 snubby. I’ve also had to deal with their customer service a few times and they’ve been great.

 

[pete950]

Its only a belt sander away…

im not handy that way I would be afraid I would mess them up!

 

[TAROMAN]

Just discovered their revolver grips.
First two, surely more will follow.

 

[squidsix]

im not handy that way I would be afraid I would mess them up!

I will make a set. If they come out nice I will let you know

 

[bobsguns]

One thing no one has mentioned is the huge advantage of VZ grips in the summers. In the South, when sweat is pouring off your nose at a match or a local range, the grip pattern is huge in maintaining a proper grip hold.

Another is looks, IMO. I can't find my pic of my Beretta 92FS Compact with the blued VZ grips on it. But man alive, does it make it look great! So here's a stock pic from the VZ web site on a CZ.