New grips (stocks, whatever....) for the Ruger LCR

[Chuck Haggard]

My one quibble with the LCR as a pocket gun has been the grips, too tacky is the rubber part, and the Bantam boot grip is way too small.

Now I see these are out;
http://www.hogueinc.com/store/catego...eries-g10/1160

I see a LCR .38 in my future to test carry

[Jeep]

Please let us know how both the grips and the pistol itself work. I keep looking at them.

[Chuck Haggard]

First I needs me a LCR .38, although in the mean time I might buy a set for my LCR .22lr

[MGW]

Those are nice. Priced nicely too.

[jetfire]

My one quibble with the LCR as a pocket gun has been the grips, too tacky is the rubber part, and the Bantam boot grip is way too small.

Now I see these are out;
http://www.hogueinc.com/store/catego...eries-g10/1160

I see a LCR .38 in my future to test carry

Those look like the perfect size for the 3 inch LCR/Kit Gun.

[SWAT Lt.]

The grips are the one thing that have kept me from seriously looking at the LCR. I prefer S&W revolvers (pre-lock, or no lock for carry) but would consider an LCR if I found grips I liked. Those look promising.

[1911Nut]

I think you will like the LCR. I own one and my wife carries one daily. I have been very pleased with the functionaility and accuracy with both revolvers and have worked up a good practice reload as well as a good EDC factory load. The triggers on both revolvers are amazingly smooth and hitch-free.

[breakingtime91]

I like my 357 lcr alot. I think it is the best of its class for sure. I personally enjoy the factory grips (I carry it aiwb though... so there is that) over the crimson trace grips I still have. Have you looked at the crimson trace grips chuck?

[Chuck Haggard]

My .22lr LCR shoots like it runs off of psychic ability, way easier to shoot well than my 317, I want to see if the .38 works the same for me.

[breakingtime91]

also to add, 5 star speed loaders are what I found to work best with the lcr.. not sure if that matters to you chuck