Good stuff

Took me about 30 seconds to install on a Taurus 605. If you shoot 357, these grips are basically a necessity. For me, its non negotiable. I wouldn't use any other grips. They're not magic- but IMO they cut down felt recoil about 15%, easily.

Put these on my new LCR 9mm. The OE Ruger grip only allowed a two finger hold. Having shot the weapon before purchasing, I was aware I needed a three finger grip for the “snappy” 9mm. Others offered such but, either with a rubbery feel or a straight, longer backing. All of which are not pluses fir pocket carry. These CCW grips are designed with an angle allowing for three fingers while not lengthening the overall grip. Really ingenious as the weapon is covered by the holster while giving me full grip to retrieve it while being fully concealed in the pocket. The material is such that it slides out of the holster with no hang up(like a soft rubber does) and is cushioned on the palm for taming that 9mm snap. I have to say this is the grip for the LCR 9mm, addressing all needs.

I’m glad I stumbled across Recoil Rider. Outfitted two LCRs. One with the boot and one with the CCW grip. Marked improvement over the factory Hogue grips in both form and concealability. Less tacky and just “feel” better in the hand. My next purchase will be a CCW grip for a SP101.

I bought the ryder grip for my 442 hoping that it would do the job & the name of the company goes a long way with the product, it really makes the shooting of 38spl +p comfortable

Awesome grip, it definitely changed grip angle for my Kimber K6xs, should be standard factory grip for Kimber

So about these grips (j frame boot)
Are they the prettiest grips you can buy? No. (Though I dig how they look) They do however do what they say they will do. They make shooting full house loads out of a 640 Smith possible; recoil is still stout there is no getting around that with 357 mag in a snub nose. However they do allow for rapid fire and quick follow up shots. I would compare the recoil close to 2.5 inch gp100 or a 2.5 inch 686. Out of a small j frame that's pretty damn good. The thing I like most though is the slight change in grip angle. This allows (for me at least) to find my front sight faster and makes it have a more natural point of aim.
Installation: easy just watch the YouTube video
My only complaint about these grips is that I want them for a k frame so I hope those are in production
All in all damn good grips good price been super happy with them

I just bought a new SDR-A and wanted to upgrade the stock grips so it wouldn't stick to my skin. Everyone recommended Recoil Rider grips so I figured I'd try them out...and they were right! Perfect grip angle, doesn't stick to my skin at all, and eats recoil like a champ. If you have an SDR or SDR-A you need to get them!

Worth it. I’ve purchased multiple grips for my UC 442. This one is hands down the best for recoil management and it makes shooting 50 rounds with a snubby as close to pleasant as you can get. Fits amazing in my front pocket and point of aim is a definite upgrade. Just wish we had a few other color options 😂

I'm very happy with this grip! I have it on a S&W 632UC that weighs 15.3 oz with factory grips fully loaded. With the Recoil Rider grip it weighs 14.1 oz. It has good purchase in the hand but does not cling to clothing. I have two other j-frames and will be ordering Recoil Rider grips for them!

David,

Thank you for bringing the Recoil Rider CCW- Large stocks to market.

I have tried several stocks on my S&W 940 J frame revolver, with fair results. I had even gone so far as to add material to some G10 stocks to get them to fit better in the hand, with minimal improvement. My hands are not overly large, but large enough to not have a favorable experience with j frame revolvers. My trigger finger was always getting pinched when I could find a grip position to hold the revolver firmly.

With your Recoil Rider CCW-large sticks, I can grip the gun firmly and have my trigger finger in a position where I am not getting pinched when I take a shot. The extra material on the back strap allows for good position of my grip. The soft compressive material of the stocks adds noticeable comfort while shooting and yet does not sacrifice my accuracy in any discernible way. For what it is worth, the weight savings of the Rough Rider CCW-large stocks compared to heavier material of other brands is also a benefit for those who prefer to make their revolvers lighter.

I would recommend the Rough Rider CCW Large stocks to anyone that is looking to find a more comfortable fit for their J frame revolver in the hand, more enjoyable felt recoil, and or save a little in the overall weight of their revolver.

Thank you!

Fred

I ordered these by mistake, thinking I was ordering the boot grips. I’m glad I did, because the extra little bit of grip you get for the pinky is perfect. The cushion of the grips is money. The recoil is still there, but the uncomfortable sting that snubbies deliver is gone. I’m outfitting the rest of my snubbies with these grips. The added length doesn’t inhibit pocket carry and the grips don’t grab or cling to the inside of the pocket.

I've yet to shoot my revolver with these grips but the fit, finish, and feel are excellent. These larger grips fill the hand and allow your pinky a spot on the grip. They're still very concealable as well.

Solid initial impression. Ergos are very good compared to the angle and designs of yester-era. Definitely more modern and provides pinky support despite being shorter. I am in-between sizes and will also be ordering the large to compare. My instinct suggests that if you are in-between sizes, to go with the large unless you need to max out concealment/profile.

Just Perfect. A tad narrower than the S&W Ultimate Carry grips. Went on without any problem. Like 'em