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I have stock on it now looking for a grip that may pad the recoil a bit
This is a discussion on Grips for S&W 442 within the Related Gear & Equipment forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Need some advice on a set of grips for 442. I have stock on it now looking for a grip that may pad the recoil ...
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Need some advice on a set of grips for 442.
I have stock on it now looking for a grip that may pad the recoil a bit
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My advice, for what it's worth...
Leave it... they aren't range guns, they are defense guns. Most grips will add girth or length, which takes away from the purpose of this particular gun.
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My opinion shouldn't be taken seriously due to the fact that I've been shooting guns for over 30 years and have only recently been active on gun forums, where all the real world knowledge apparently is.
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CT Laser grips or a set of grips from VZ grips...
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I always prefer the wooden grips from S&W on J Frame revolvers. I've lately added a Tyler T grip to mine for a better feel.
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the full grip rubber model from Hogue (not the Boot grips), or the Pachmayr decelerator rubber grips that cover the gun's backstrap.
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I second CT laser grips. My wife has them on her 642 and never complains about recoil. Plus you get CT laser. CT laser grips do tame the recoil.
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I put these from the Smith and Wesson store on my 637. Made a world of difference and didn't bother my concealment factor at all. And I like being able to fit my pinkie on the grip. Product: J Synthetic Full Size Grip with S&W Logo
Good price as well.
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I've tried a lot of grips on mine and always come back to the Uncle Mike's Boot grips that it came with.
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If pocket concealment is not a factor, try Altamont (Altamont Company) j-frame round combat grips. An alternative is Ahrend's tactical j-frame grips from Brownell's. I have found that keeping the backstrap exposed reduces felt recoil as compared to the grips with a covered backstrap. The latter has a curved surface that presses into your palm, resulting in more pressure being dispersed over a smaller area. The flat backstrap reduces the pressure. At least for me.
If you want to pocket carry, I recommend staying with the stock rubber boot grips.
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I always liked my Eagle Secret Service grips, but I'm partial to the Barami / Tyler T combo.
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