Did these grips significantly reduce felt recoil when mounted on a Taurus model 44, 44 magnum revolver?
1325930
same as stock wood grips. Did not reduce recoil felt. You would need Pachmyeres or Hogue rubber grips to accomplish your desired results. These grips makes the pistol look better and feel good in the hand that's all.
1325931
Does not reduce recoil much but I like the feel of it and it fits well in your hand
1325932
I have them on model 65 which is .357 mag. My guess would be no that it will not reduce recoil.
1325933
I haven't received mine yet but I don't believe they will lessen the recoil any. my raging bull has a built in compensator those don't really do much either, but they look cool. I have not seen any product that does buffer recoil. I was unable to find grips on amazon to fit my 444 as it has round butt, meaning mounting screw is on bottom. I did find Hogue grips on planet optics that do fit it. problem they ar 107.00. no grip will lessen recoil.........
911716
these grips fit k&L; frame square butt revolvers. i would need to know what model you have. i wish i could help more. bill
2044091
Not sure why you would need this, but the stainless steel guide rod measurement I found was 0.186" thick. The rod plus the modified springs provide less felt recoil. The previous answers are basically consistent with my view.
1566438
Skip it joe, I put one one mine and they fall apart. Get a ported kit if you want decrease recoil.
1775653
Hi there. They went right on my 1911, just like regular wood grips. They have metal inside the rubber around the screw holes.
973438
Yes. That's why I bought it. With my S&W 637 the recoil from +P ammo was VERY uncomfortable. Not now. I love these. http://thecartridgebox.com/2013/06/08/i-like-big-butts/
63459
No, they are for smith& wesson revolvers only. Visit hogue's website for Rossi grips.
783696
My thoughts: I have a Smith 13-1 (apx 1967 vintage.) I have three (honest THREE) different sets of Pachmayr grips for it, and they are all completely PerfecT. They needed no trimming and the bottom is totally captured (surrounded.) I do not, though, recommend Hogue grips. They are a bit weird, for me, and feel sticky and....... well... just didn't feel right For Me. We are all different. I am 65 years old and have been shooting since I was 10. If you can't get to a store where you can look and feel the grips, Pachmayr is a good bet. (Especially if you can return them... like buy from Midwest. Just thoughts.) Let me know if I can further help. Barry
1403912
no. they fit nice and tight as is. I used them on a set of Strike Industries composite grips and they worked fine. My pistol is the Taurus 1911. Hope this helps.
1095382
I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in what ever application, i.e depending on the make of the pistol you have)It looks good on my S&W; 910 I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in... » Read More I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in what ever application, i.e depending on the make of the pistol you have)It looks good on my S&W; 910 « Show Less
2172615
I am not sure about those particular models. I put them on a model 19 K frame with round butt and they are great. They provide a more secure grip than wood grips. The draw back is that they preclude speed loader use and will grab clothing, if worn concealed. Perfect for range shooting.
1127467
Not sure on your model, most newer models are round butt, would take it to a gun shop and they can tell. I have a model 37 air weight with the square butt and love these grips.
1992891
NO! This is just a stock that you can use to replace your old stock to reduce recoil.
349872
I Had to remove magpul spacer to install limb saver recoil pad if using original stock screws. Longer screws are needed if your plannig to use spacer in place.
1375396
Same way my kimber was. Really nice grips for the price. Made my desert warrier look like a different gun. To answer your question YES.
2198721
Simple answer - yes. I have the pair but didn't like them, use the stock rear stock, for now.
780959
I only used them on a S&W; 1911. I shot appx. 750rds, before I sold the gun. I still shoot it, sold it to a friend. He has changed it once. I feel they help with felt recoil, but you need to replace them about every 1000 rounds, or when they start to split. This is just my opinion using a S&W; 1911. They SHOULD work in any govt. model, go to {1911 forum } and ask the guy's who own R.I. or Citadel's. regards gary