To collect accuracy data, we fired five-shot groups from a bench using a rest. Range Data: Ruger & Kimber Winchester PDX1 Defender 125-gr.

The Charter Arms Boomer, Kimber K6s, and Colt Cobra are all pretty good choices, but as you will see, the devil is in the details on those three. After tallying the scores, in our opinion the Ruger LCRx is a good choice for concealed carry, though we would tweak it. A revolver chambered in 357 Magnum offers convenience because it can shoot 38 Special ammo, too. Two used a double-action-to-single-action trigger and two featured a double-action-only (DAO) trigger. The triggers separated the pack, as did the chamberings. The sights on three guns were very serviceable, while one didnвЂ™t have sights at all. What we experienced with these revolvers was a variety of grip sizes, some of which our testers said were too small for comfortable shooting or they were too big for ideal concealed carry. These snubnose revolvers all proved to be reliable, safe, consistent, and accurate for self defense. So we took a look at four new snubnose revolvers: the Charter Arms Boomer, RugerвЂ™s LCRx, the Kimber K6s CDP, and the Colt Cobra. Easy to use, no magazine to lose, and chambered in powerful calibers, revolvers are here to stay. Snubnose wheelguns have been and are still excellent choices for self-defense sidearms. If I was a gun manufacturer, I would provide these grips on my product simply because of the value they add.Why are there so many snubnose revolvers being manufactured? There is no sign that big-bore snubnose revolvers are going away any time soon, especially with manufacturers introducing new snubnoses. I compete with this gun and I like that these grips help to set it apart from other guns, it is unique and the grips accentuate that and I find that I enjoy my sport a little more. All of these details were perfectly executed and fit the gun perfectly. The grips have several detail areas where they have to clear the safety, mag release, and slide release. These grips fit the metal frame perfectly but they will not fit the 22/45s with the plastic frame. It should be noted that I have a MK IV 22/45 LIte with a metal frame. You simply have to see and hold the grips to truly appreciate their craftsmanship and beauty. It's not often I find a product that exceeds expectations but I have to say the Blue Kirinite Grips I received from Eagle Grips more than surpassed any expectation I had in regard to the grips. Mistakes happen but this is a company I would trust again and highly recommend to anyone wanting high quality grips made. Normally I'd be upset that a company would let the initial grips I got slip thru but the service I received from Raj to correct the issues was phenomenal and it demonstrated this company strives to only satisfy their customers. I received the new set in about 10 days that were beautifully made and fit perfect. I explained my product issues and he apologized saying they had a new guy who had let the defected grip slip through and would send me a new set immediately. However, I then received a call directly from Raj S (company CEO) private cell b number telling me they were having problems with their phone service. I honestly thought they were hanging up on me.

I contacted customer support and was getting hung up on each time I was speaking to a representative. Poor finish, cut/ shaped incorrectly, just terrible. The first set I received was honestly poor quality. вЂњOh, thatвЂ™s nice!вЂќ and вЂњWhere can I get a set of these?вЂќ were common comments. Our range partners and fellow NRA pistol instructors with M9/92 experience all had stupid grins on their faces when they tried out the new grips. Now the screws fit flush, and I am no longer bothered by the untidy look of random screw slot orientations.We performed a side-by-side comparison test between a new Beretta 92 FS INOX with factory grips versus the WifeвЂ™s 1987 model with the new Eagle grips. So, I replaced the screws with a Beretta Stainless Allen-Hex Grip Screw Kit with rubber washers. These grips are made from the harder Indian Rosewood, so the colors run more towards dark chocolate than the reddish tones commonly found in Honduran or Guatemalan Rosewood.The upper grip screw on the right side of the frame is right in the middle of the trigger finger grove and the original slotted screw stood annoyingly proud of the wood. The checkering provides a positive grip without being obnoxiously sharp. The grips are ambidextrous, so lefties take note. The thumb rest and trigger finger grove help weld the gun to her hand, and most importantly they reduce the bulk of the grip, which helps shooters with smaller hands handle the thicker double stack frame. I bought these for the WifeвЂ™s stainless 92 FS because these grips are drop dead gorgeous, and they really dress up the look of her pistol.

Wood grips for charter arms revolvers