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  1. December 16th, 2014, 11:53 PM #1
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    I am looking for something to take the bite out of my j-frame. I have been a fan of hogue, so I was looking at either their rubber or nylon full sized grips. Any other suggestions it Comments on these two grips? What is the difference anyhow?
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  2. December 17th, 2014, 01:33 AM #2
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    I like the J Synthetic Full Size Grip with S&W Logo.
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    VZ makes great grips. For a few bucks less you can go with Hogue or Pachmyer. I have the Pachmyer and like them.
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    Ergo Delta's. Look weird, but plenty to grab onto and absorb recoil. Slim enough that they don't hinder carry and they point naturally. Replaced Hogue's on my 638.

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    Default Re: J-frame grips

    I use Pachmayr Compacts on all my J frames. They cover the back strap and really help with taming recoil.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hacimsaalk View Post
    I am looking for something to take the bite out of my j-frame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by S&WOwner View Post
    I like the J Synthetic Full Size Grip with S&W Logo.
    Are these made by S&W or just re-branded by them?
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