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Pachmayr Compac Grip Round Butt Smith & Wesson J-Frame

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Material Rubber over molded wood

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Pachmayr Compac grips for Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolvers are a compact rubber-over-molded upgrade designed for a comfortable, secure hold. This version is built for a round-butt (RB) frame and is supplied as a new-in-box grip set (Part 03252).

Key Features

Rubber-over-molded construction helps improve control and comfort
Compac-style contour for a tighter, more natural feel
Designed as an easy replacement grip option using Pachmayr’s standard fit for this frame profile
Round-butt (RB) configuration for J-Frame Smith & Wesson revolvers

Refresh the feel of your J-Frame with Pachmayr Compac grips built for round-butt frames.

$49.98 $30.49

4.0 | 2 Reviews

SKU: 03252

UPC: 034337032526

BUDS ID: 73014

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Bill M.

4 years ago

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Very comfortable with...

Very comfortable with full load.357 in a J frame.

Krysten & Nathan H.

16 years ago

Verified Purchaser

My Gun: S&W Model...

My Gun: S&W Model 60-18 The grips work, they have a great grip even if your hands are sweaty. The compac version wraps around the back strap. However on the left side of the grip, the side where the cylinder opens: the grip gets in the way of a speed loader. You can see the grip was designed with a slight cut-out that would presumably allow it to work with a speed loader; however it is still too thick. I tried to cut this piece out a bit, however their is metal that is inside the plastic of the grip that made this a bit difficult. I did manage to cut out a piece for positive speed loader feeding; however it was a pain, and doesn't look pretty. If I had to do it over again I would have went with the Hogue Bantam grip since the grip doesn't obstruct the area right behind the cylinder.

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