Kimber K6 Control Core grip

[Grizzly]

That's what I need for my 3" Bulldog .44 Special. Just got back from the range and I can sure still feel it.

[HeavyDuty]

out of stock....Bastards

There were three left this morning when I looked, but I decided to wait. I’m curious how sticky these are on clothing.

[medmo]

out of stock....Bastards

I’m supposed to receive mine Thursday. Will update with review.

[medmo]

New UPS ETA is Monday instead of Thursday. Ive been waiting for a while on rubber grips that cover the back strap so what’s a few more days? 🙄

[medmo]

It’s here! So far, very sweet. Plenty of back strap cushion. Design allows me to get a high grip. Screw is stainless steel and hex head size is the same as side plate screws. Texture good, fit is excellent. Hoping for a test drive later today to check performance with some toasty 357 mag loads.

[Zeke38]

YESS!!!!!

[Hizzie]

Man I want to try the K6.

[medmo]

Just ran 3 cylinders full of Rem 125gr SJHP. These grips work. It was was painful and I’d get a stinger from the grip frame in my palm with the factory wood. Total game changer. It’s much more controllable with no pain shooting stoked magnum loads. It’s still like a flash bang going off in front of my face with each round but that has nothing to do with the grips. I’m confident I can run a box of 50 magnum loads without tears or blood now. Wish it hadn’t taken so long!

[Scal]

This is making me think that it might be worth trying a K6s after all, although this is also because I should be able to fabricate my own firing pins from a good tool steel, if it comes down to it.

[medmo]

This is making me think that it might be worth trying a K6s after all, although this is also because I should be able to fabricate my own firing pins from a good tool steel, if it comes down to it.

I broke mine after about a month. I dry fire a lot for practice. Kimber fixed it quick and painlessly. They recommended using snap caps when dry firing which I have done for about a year. Problem solved with snap caps.