Delta Grip for S&W J Frame Round Butt Revolvers,Black

I love the Delta Grip for my S&W model 60. The way this grip fits my hand gives me a faster target acquisition as the sights naturally line up for me which I love. My range friends laughed at it, called it ugly (among other things) but I take function over form and this grip functions amazingly for me. Even helped a bit with recoil and follow shot up placement. Just something to note: it's bigger than you might think from looking at the pictures. It works with all of my holsters too, so that's a huge plus.

I call it the bat wing and boomers are gonna give you looks about it. Until they shoot it. Natural point of aim on my Mp340 It shoots great . The stock grips were too small and with full power 357 it would shift around. I also tried the hogue tamer which is a great grip just added bulk for iwb and would grip clothes.

This has s a very interesting concept in a grip. I bought it because I have issues with my wrist. I thought this might help. It does somewhat, but not quite enough. The felt recoil is diminished a little but I need to try perhaps a longer standard grip on my J Frame revolvers.This is no reflection on this grip. It is very nicely made. It does help with felt recoil and interestingly enough it helps with point-ability of the gun. I gave it 4 stars in the accuracy department, not 5, only because the grip seems to help you get on point faster but my accuracy really wasn’t improved much. Because if my wrist issue I really couldn’t shoot enough to see my accuracy improve. It sure did not diminish my accuracy, that is for sure.This grip is a little wider than the stock 442 boot grips and it makes the gun longer, if you are concerned about concealing the gun. The shape does help with breaking up the standard outline of the handgun for concealability.I would definitely give this grip a try. It is unique and interesting. You may find that you really like it.

this is weird, I guess it can be used, but it's heavy, bulky and your ability to really hold onto the gun will disappear,terrible to carry,terrible if you were trying to hold onto your gun in a scuffle,just a bad handle for a j-frame all around

These grips may not be for everybody, a buddy recommended them and I put them on my standard .3 8J frame. They were OK, but then I put them on my lightweight J frame 357 Magnum and decided to put a few magnum loads through it. For the first time since owning the gun, which has been about 20 years I was able to put multiple cylinders of magnum loads through the gun without any major discomfort. These grips will be staying on that gun forever for the first time I can with relative comfort, shoot magnum loads out of it.

Bought the Ergo on a whim.First thing, it does wonders to break up the 'gun' outline. I tried to get used to it but couldn't. The width of the grip was too thin, I couldt secure my fingers against the grip. the grip feel is also something to get used to.I really wanted to like the Ergo, I just couldnt get a good hand grip with it. I went back to my Hogue.BTW: after a few months pocket carry, the grip screw head was rusting.

At first the Delta grip feels as odd as it looks, but it's a good fit for large hands and/or long fingers. Slimmer than some smaller rubber grips. Fit of the halves isn't quite perfect but it's good enough. Could use a stainless steel bolt to prevent rust from carrying.

If you carry a J-Frame revolver this grip is perfect. It allows for all your fingers to fit on the grip. No more little finger hanging off the end. This is my second grip and will continue to purchase them. In my opinion this grip is much more comfortable than the factory grip