Can anyone recommend a holster and good rubber/hogue style grips for a Taurus. The factory grip isn't bad but it's too short for me. I'd prefer something longer so, I can fit all of my fingers. Thanks. This is a Taurus 327.
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Can anyone recommend a holster and good rubber/hogue style grips for a Taurus. The factory grip isn't bad but it's too short for me. I'd prefer something longer so, I can fit all of my fingers. Thanks. This is a Taurus 327.
It looks like the 327 takes the same grips and holsters as the Taurus 856. A Hogue 3 finger rubber grip should fit your needs:
https://www.amazon.com/Hogue-67000-R...ng%2C78&sr=1-4
https://youtu.be/AqvMAFENz1A?si=MaNwZtYDPeegChgm
Thanks for the reply. The galco holster is nice, but I should have clarified that I'm looking for a IWB. I will get the Hogue 3 grip.
Phlster makes their city special AIWB/IWB for the 856!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neiru_3
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....Pachmayr-gripsQuote:
Originally Posted by Neiru_3
Other than the pachmayrs, does anyone know of any thicker grips for small frame Taurus revolvers? I’m thinking especially thicker towards the back strap (covering it) to increase trigger reach.
Perhaps you can find a set of the discontinued Uncle Mike’s Taurus small frame 3 finger grips. I always liked the S&W version of those for 3” J frames.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcs12345
The Hogue doesn't quite fit me well (might fit you), unless I take down the finger grooves some. It doesn't cover the back strap, which might or might not really matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neiru_3
Uncle Mike's has been mentioned. Good luck finding one. (Second best liked, after the CT.)
Crimson Trace LG-385. (The grip I like best.)
Holster: Dark Star Gear Apollo straight from Taurus' webstore. I got it for the 856. The web store says it's for "small frame Taurus".
(I have and have used all these.)
Interesting. I paid *a lot* more than that for the 856 DSG Apollo linked for sale upthread. Of course, mine is P-F orange, but still. The price of being an early adopter.Quote:
Originally Posted by lee n. field