I'm not sure why you would want the names of places where you can't find grips, but I'll answer anyway.

I doubt that you will find them at Wal-Mart, Target, Krogers, Albertson's, Sears, Montgomery Wards (are they still around?) the local convenience stores, hospitals, nursing homes, or car or boat dealerships. Churches and those places where people of Jewish faith go to worship (I can't spell synagogue) would also be poor places to look.


Whatever you do, do not look to S&W themselves, or places like Eagle grips, Hogue, Ahrends, or Badger.....

Trying so hard to avoid a facetious answer, here are my two J-Frames with Eagle Secret Service grips, of rosewood.



All of my small frame revolvers, K-Frame also, have these. They have been my pick for several years now.

Bob Wright

CDNN has a good variety of J frame grips at a good price. They have mostly grips for the round butt, but even have one set for the rare square grip.

I really like these grips for my J-frame

http://www.pachmayr.com/revolver-grip-details.php

Originally Posted by jeb21

I really like these grips for my J-frame

http://www.pachmayr.com/revolver-grip-details.php

Sorry, but I have a very STRONG dislike for rubber grips on my handguns.

Bob Wright

you've got to appreciate a good typo and the response it gets. this was for places I can find them and thank you for the help allwho have responded.

Originally Posted by Bob Wright

Sorry, but I have a very STRONG dislike for rubber grips on my handguns.

Bob Wright

I understand. I like the way that wood grips look but I have yet to find a set of wooden revolver grips that fit me properly. I have tried just about every major brand, and for a variety of revolvers. No luck. The pachmyers fit me very well.

I ended up picking up a hogue monogrip at al local gunshop today and it fit well. I prefer the original wooden for the look but the hogue fits my hand well. ill test it out soon. I will be looking into a wooden grip as soon as funds allow.