miculek grips for smith and wesson finally got them!!!!

[TIPPY91]

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top is a 686 357 4.25 inch round butt
bottom is a 29-2 44mag 8-3/8 inch square butt

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[mmattockx]

They look great. Where and how much? How was shipping? Service?


Mark

 

[TIPPY91]

got them from brownells $69 each shipping depends on what shipper you use i pay $30 for usps . you have to fill out a form for export it's free.

 

[WRH]

Damn, I'm waiting for a pair right now. General Gun is bringing them in for me. How do you like them?

 

[Mark-II]

Look good for the large handed

 

[dogzilla]

Don't do a thing for me

 

[TIPPY91]

like them so far. haven't shot them yet.this coming up weekend i'll take them out

 

[thenewbieglockguy]

Nice looking grips! Hope they feel good shooting!

 

[Seven65]

Don't do a thing for me

Me either, smooth grips with someone else's initials taking up 1/3 of the area, not my deal.

Glad op is happy with them though. Grats on the purchase.

 

[Chuck3436]

The 2nd gen ones with the checkering are better all round imo.

http://www.frequency.com/video/new-miculek-checkered-revolver-grips/115941047/-/5-1073452

And they are extremely ergonomic for shooting.

I detest finger groove revolver grips, as they fit nobody perfectly and force everyone to adjust to them. These feel natural and make shooting a revolver much more fluid in draw and grip.

 

[plinker 777]

Its a preference thing, actually I prefer 1 finger groove wood stocks for a lot of the same reasons Jerry mentions on his grips behind the trigger guard. I know as soon as my hand curls around the grip, where everything is located as my hand is placed correctly because of the finger groove...its a natural point of reference for my hand. The "combat" 4 groove grips don't work for me due to the fact that the 3 risers want to separate my fingers and I simply don't hold anything like that, let alone a gun.

Aesthetically, the JM's kinda look like wooden dildo's to me, so on that point alone I wouldn't bite. I also prefer aggressive checkering so even his enhanced won't make the cut over regular Hogue stocks for me. Having said that, if the JM's could be cut with Hogue's semi-custom checkering, and they had a single finger groove offering I might be interested...so long as they cost the same as a regular Hogue stock set. (I hate paying for some guy's name)