My dad gave me a Model 28 Highway Patrolman a few years ago and I hate the grips on it. They are rubber and do not seem to fit right. Any ideas of a wedsite that sells decent grips? I don't mind rubber but I am willing to look at wood also.
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S&W Model 28 Grips.....
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http://ahrendsgripsusa.com/ (look at the retro target grips) , Hogue makes some nice wood grips http://www.hoguestore.com/ . http://www.herrett-stocks.com/roperlrg.htm (some old school revolver grips).No one arrives in Hell surprised. (St. Robert Bellarmine) -
Don't forget the S&W forum.
They have factory grips available if you post a WTB ad there. I've found some ridiculously cheap factory grips on their classifieds section.Comment
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I just put Hogue rubber monogrips on my Smith K-frame 66-2, and I like them a lot. It is a one piece design, that fits my hand better than the wood checkered target grips. They're really comfortable to shoot even with Magnum loads.
I'd like to get some wood combat grips from S&W one of these days though - I like the look of polished wood better than black rubber. I just couldn't pass up on the Hogues since they were only $20.Last edited by jordeezy; 02-18-2010, 3:59 PM.These blast points - too accurate for sandpeople. Only Imperial Stormtroopers are so precise.Comment
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My approach was to use the old Smith service wood grips and a Tyler T grip. The T grip fills in the front of the grip well enough, I think it looks good too.
GunBroker and EBay pretty much always have Smith factory N frame service grips for sale. The Tylers can be ordered on line.GOA Member & SAF Life MemberComment
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^^^This^^^ is nearly a perfect solution for many hand sizes. The factory Magna grip, shown below and sometimes called the service grip, along with a grip adapter, makes even N frames point and shoot very nicely.My approach was to use the old Smith service wood grips and a Tyler T grip. The T grip fills in the front of the grip well enough, I think it looks good too.
GunBroker and EBay pretty much always have Smith factory N frame service grips for sale. The Tylers can be ordered on line.

The larger target grip, shown below, works well for larger hands.
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I'm looking for a pair for my model 28, I really like the walnut ones that Snafu150 posted the picture of in the top of his picture.Central-South Valley California Members Group
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I posted a bunch of factory s&w grips for sale on the s&w forum. Including a real nice set of n frame targets and a set of cokes amount other k and j frame grips.
Up for sale is a variety of different N, K and J frame grips. Shipping for 1 or two pairs of grips is $5 and 3 or more is $10. I have positive feedback here and 30+ positive feedback on Calguns.net 1. N frame Presentation Grips. These are in good shape with minimal wear. Silver washers with...
Hope this helps.Comment
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