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    Revolvers Revolvers 1911s Stephanie B's Avatar
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    K-Round Butt Combat Grips

    My 65 came with roundish Goodyears. They're fine, but I'm looking for something a little slimmer for carry.

    Has anyone tried the Altamont Combat Falconia grips?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    My 65 came with roundish Goodyears. They're fine, but I'm looking for something a little slimmer for carry.

    Has anyone tried the Altamont Combat Falconia grips?
    Never heard of them until you mentioned them but they look pretty damn sweet for a modern looking grip.

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    I like the G10 inserts.

    I plan to stop in and see them at the NRA-AM in Indy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    My 65 came with roundish Goodyears. They're fine, but I'm looking for something a little slimmer for carry.

    Has anyone tried the Altamont Combat Falconia grips?
    The Altamont grips ive seen have mostly had pretty poor fit to the frame and odd shapes on the edges. they may have improved since ive looked at them.

    I was looking at the Hogue Bantams, they make them in various woods and rubber. My budget supported rubber, if I stepped up, it would be the Pau Fero or Rosewood. May appeal to you, or not.

    https://www.midwayusa.com/product/11...ame-round-butt

    https://www.hogueinc.com/grips/smith...undbutt/bantam

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    VZ Grips has some nice G10 grips. I have some for k and n frame square butt guns and they are very trim. They also make round butt versions.
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    I vote with the Lt. VZ RB K frames are a great fit on a 357. I had the rough version on a Model 69 44 and they were a bit much. 357 Goldilocks time.

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    No experience with the K-frame version, but I want to say that S&W offered the J-frame version on a slicked up (PC?) version of the 642. The once I coon-fingered in the LGS felt like it really locked my hand in.
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    Does VZ make any K-frame RB sans finger grooves?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtcarm View Post
    Does VZ make any K-frame RB sans finger grooves?
    These:

    https://vzgrips.com/pistol-grips/smi...nversion-grips
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    No, but...

    Quote Originally Posted by jtcarm View Post
    Does VZ make any K-frame RB sans finger grooves?
    No but, my knife maker friend Kevin Casey used a belt grinder to modify these for me:

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