[jerry]

does anyone know where i can purchase after market grips for my model 85?
also has anyone tried clipdraw? thanks

 

[NYPD]

http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?id=58&step=2

http://www.ajaxgrips.com/ajax/ajax

http://www.grips4guns.com/revolver/taurus/small.html


I recommend any one of the above three sites.


Clipdraw tends to work better for semi-autos since there is a larger amount of flat surface on them. I wouldn't advise on carrying unholstered anyway.

 

[jerry]

thanks nypd i went with hogue and i like them a lot.also got out this weekend and was impressed w/ comfort of them.thanks again

 

[SgtKnuckles]

Here is three pages with pics and conversation about ~Mexican Carry~ Clipdraw and such...<)
"Mexican carry"
http://www.rugerforum.net/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2813

 

[comet66]

Those are some great links, Thanks!!

 

[mrglock]

also has anyone tried clipdraw? thanks

I bought a clipdraw several years ago and put it on my Glock 19; it wouldn't cycle properly so I removed it and it is still sitting around. When I get around to it (we'll see when that happens), I thought I would put in on one of my other Glockss (maybe a bigger caliber) and see if it cycles then.

 

[jlentz]

This site my be a few years out of date, but at one time Taurus may have sold grips.
http://www.taurususa.com/products/rgrips.cfm

 

[Bluegrassstate]

Do you prefer wood or rubber...If you are looking for wood grips, I've had the one's from Hogue..they are extremely nice, especially the one's with finger grooves..smooth are several dollars less than the checkered...however, I prefer a pair of vintage, brazilian walnut Taurus factory grips, either smooth or checkered, on my 85CH...I'm not familar with the clipdraw...good luck on your quest and happy trails from the Bluegrassstate..