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39 model smith wesson

Smith and Wesson j frame

I have a smith and wesson j frame grip I bought it for concealed carry purposes, but I haven't quite found a setup I like. It came with a boot grip that I thought was too small to use. I couldn't hold on to it well at all.

I bought a Hogue monogrip made of nylon, and absolutely loved the fact that it was a completely snag free draw. When I went to the range I found the gun rotated laterally in my hand too much and I was regripping between every shot. Follow up shots were not rapid at all. It didn't matter how hard I gripped the weapon, I could not make it stop rotating. Not ideal for ccw needs.

I tried the Pachmayr compac and I love the way it feels in my hand when shooting, it doesn't rotate at all and follow up shots are quick because it fills my hand well. I don't like the rubber grip for ccw as it drags on clothing much too easily.

If anyone has any good ideas for a hand filling grip for the Smith and Wesson j frame revolver, please post recommendations and why. I prefer the wider grip of the Pachmayr compac but don't want the rubber I would buy it if it were made of wood, but I cannot find any such beast on their web site.

Thank you in advance for any good input.

mspasfeh040

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