J-frame grips

[CWM11B]

They are pretty close to Spegal boot grips. I'll take a comparison pic with one of my 49s

[Wheeler]

All,

I'm looking for grips for my 642. I like the overall shape and texture of the Uncle Mike's Boot Grips that came on the gun, but I have medium/large hands and find I pinch the pad of my finger behind the trigger. I'd like to find something that'll give me a little more trigger reach, but not make the grip any longer. Everything I see with a covered backstop also seems to add space for the pinky.

Any suggestions? I've hunted around here but I'm not finding any threads right on point.

Best,

GN

I'd be happy to help you fund the purchase of a set of more appropriate stocks by taking those UM boots off your hands.

[Hideeho]

Another vote for VZ. These do not cover the backstrap. They are boot grip size. These have a more aggressive pattern up front.

[Irelander]

Are the VZs much wider than the factory rubber 642 grips? Cut for speedloaders?

[Hideeho]

Are the VZs much wider than the factory rubber 642 grips? Cut for speedloaders?

Mine work with Safariland Comp I loaders.

[CWM11B]

Hope this helps answer your question

[Gun Nerd]

Hope this helps answer your question

Thanks! How thick is the part at the bottom of the grip?

[LtDave]

Another one you might want to check out are the Eagle Secret Service in Kirinite. I find them a little chunkier then Spegels and for some reason I kind of like the lemon yellow ones on a blued gun. Herretts also make some wood ones that cover the backstrap, but they are pretty large, hard to conceal.

[Hizzie]

Are you planning on shooting left hand only much? The asymmetrical design is my only complaint on my real deal Spegels. Just something to keep in mind.

[HeavyDuty]

They are totally unconventional and are as ugly as a mud fence, but Ergo Deltas made my pair of Js shootable instead of just tolerable.