Lot of people go with Hogue grips,I got a Ruger SP101 357 so my wife could shoot 38 special. I will shoot the magnum loads but the grip is kinda small for me. Its got the stock rubber grip with the wood panel inserts. I would like to put some Hogue grips on it but then it may be to big for my wife.LDB415 wrote:I ordered a 642 today that should be here about next Wed. give or take. In 2-3 weeks I'll receive my GSSF purchase card for my choice of a standard model for $425. I'll have to make my mind up by then but will have the J frame until then and whenever I choose to after that.
What are the "correct grips" some have mentioned for the J frame? Thanks.
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- Sat Aug 02, 2014 7:55 pm
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- Fri Aug 01, 2014 10:54 pm
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go with what feels good in your hand and if you have time go to a range that rents and try some out firstLDB415 wrote:I'm going carry gun shopping tomorrow. I'm debating lots of options right now. Any and all opinions and advice are appreciated.
I'm not a fan of recoil. In the past I've shot .45, .357 Sig, .38 Super, 9mm and .38 Special. I generally gravitate to 9mm, in part due to ammo availability and better pricing. When I had a CHL previously I generally carried a full size gun in an OWB holster. I also had a J frame for when I wanted something in my pocket.
I believe John Browning was a genius. The longevity of his designs gives some support to that thought. I've never had a 9mm 1911 but did have a .38 Super 1911 for a while. Both of those plus the BHP are 'suspects'. I've actually been thinking some about the SA XD/XDM as those come with the complete kit of gear. I've also been thinking about something pocket size like a G42/PK380 or J frame. I'm sure I'll do both belt carry and pocket carry options before too long.
So any and all thoughts are welcome, well, those truly offering input to the discussion anyway.
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 10:46 pm
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striker fired is just not my preference
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 10:44 pm
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that's all fine and dandy if there is time to apply immediate actionMoJo wrote:Second strike capability is highly over rated. If I hear a click instead of a bang during a gunfight; rather than wasting precious time, immediate action will be applied.patterson wrote:striker fired doesnt have second strike capability without racking the slide
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 10:42 pm
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I like my 357 too but I don't carry it because it has a 4in barrel but it wouldn't be impossible to carry.
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 10:22 pm
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if I was in the market for pocket pistol I think I would look at the Colt Defender or the Sig P938
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 9:54 pm
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striker fired doesnt have second strike capability without racking the slide