I'm about to order a set of new rubber grips for my model 66-1 square boot revolver. I love the pachymar feel and look, I wasn't sure if it actually covers the backstrap though. Do any pachymar models cover the steel backstrap?
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Sorry my phone loves to "auto-correct" and makes my life a living hell on this site sometimes, its ok budd lol. I know how to spell them, it does this alot.
I'm preferring one with the most subtle finger grooves, looks like the gripper and decelerator are the ticket.Comment
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Gripper and Decelerator both cover the backstrap. The Gripper Professional does not cover the backstrap.
FWIW, I've been using Gripper Professional on K frame S&W's since the mid 1980's. Even though they are marketed / intended for smaller hands, they are, for me, the optimal grip on that frame size even with my rather large hands. YMMV, but that's my experience. I use a Decelerator model on my Redhawk .44 Magnum and they help with heavy loads.Last edited by BigDogatPlay; 11-25-2011, 10:21 PM.
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I love my new k frame. I shot a short barrel k frame years ago with a pachmayr grip and loved it. It was the perfect size. Although I don't like finger grooves I think they are subtle enough on the gripper to be what I want. The old set I shot didn't have finger grooves though.Comment
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