Replaced the factory grip on my Taurus 856 with another brand and it didn't improve the fit for my hand. Read several reviews about the Recoil Riders and decided to try em. Well, the large grip made a difference. Comfortable and grippy. Improved the trigger reach for me and wasn't unreasonably priced. Thanks for making a great product!

Grips arrived. promptly. fit great, no problem installing, nice and snug

I continue to buy these as I have several Ruger LCRs. I bought this one for the 9 mm. I was pretty interested to see how I would do it as I keep reading the 9 mm kicks too much. It didn't with the boot grips I had on it, so I took the leap and bought these as they are lighter, softer, and at least as compact. I wish I'd done it sooner.
It took the gun down to exactly 16 oz, and the recoil is negligible. I attribute this to the Ruger tenon polymer setup, but also these fine grips. Between the two it's a marriage made in heaven, as became evident when I fired several cylinders full of Federal BPLE.

Don’t bother with big name grips, or expensive exotics.
These grips are comfortable, very utilitarian, because the grip distance is perfect! I have Boot Grip on LCR ..38, CCW’s on LCR 9mm & S&W J frame 360. Definitely helps absorb felt recoil, grip not too soft or rubbery, perfect for AIWB!
I soldiered for 40 years, not claiming anything other than these are as perfect a grip I’ve used on a J frame or LCR.

Makes the 638 much more pleasurable to shoot and still can pocket carry.

The grips are fantastic. They fit well on my j frame 640 perfect. It helps with the recoil, just ordered some for my 649. After searching for a good grip that well for me I found it. Highly recommend them. Semper Fidelis

Love my recoil rider grips. I have them on three LCRs. Order the boot version for my normally carried LCRx. The concealment advantage of the j-frame no longer exists. Recoil Rider grips slide easily out without hanging onto clothing and absorb recoil very well. If you carry a J-frame yet admire the smooth trigger if the Ruger LCR, Recoil Rider is your answer.

I got the standard size Recoil Rider CCW grips for my S&W J-Frame and loved them, so I just bought the Large size CCW grips for my Ruger LCR in .357. They are about the same size as the two-finger rubber grips that came with the LCR, but they allow you to get a third finger on the grip and control the muzzle flip much better.

They are very soft, even softer than the standard size Recoil Rider grips on my J-Frame. These grips completely eliminate any snap or discomfort associated with shooting .38 Special through my LCR. I have not tried .357 yet, but I can shoot .38 Special +P all day with these grips.

These grips combine a smooth snag-free surface and excellent ergonomics with shooting comfort and better recoil control. I literally can shoot my small revolvers better, faster and with more accuracy when using Recoil Riders. If you own a revolver that Recoil Rider makes grips for, buy them! You will not regret it.

Just make sure to follow the instructions in the provided videos to make installation easier. In the case of the LCR, the grip screw will bottom out, so stop tightening when the video says to stop tightening!

I have been through a lot of revolver grips, especially smaller frames. Your grips truly are a game changer. At first I thought the angle would be hard to learn but, it's great. The recoil reduction truly isn't marketing. It simply works.

I told this company as soon as they have grips for charter arms I would buy them. I purchased them about 10 min after getting the e-mail they were available. I have them on a taurus 856 UL, and now a charter arms bulldog .44 special. They work great.

The small grips that come on Jframe type revolvers are always too small for my hands. This one (large) is much better. Also non slip.

These grips are amazing reducing recoil and they feel great!

Tried these J Frame Standard Boot grips on a .38 and .32 H&R versus the stock grip and a VZ grip. Definitely can tell a difference shooting .38+P, much more comfortable. Didn’t notice a difference shooting the .32 H&R in recoil, but these grips do have more clearance for speedloaders, which is a plus. Putting them on is easy, taking them off takes a little more effort. I didn’t have a towel with me at the range to use as is suggested in the video for removal, that probably helps. Ordering another grip just got to decide another Boot or try the CCW grip.

Must have! changes draw stroke from AIWB so your hand grips the LCR (or J frame) with a solid whole handed grip.
I'm going to order two more. One for a Ruger LCR in 9mm & another for my 2nd LCT .38.
I also have two LCR's in .22 long rifle & an LCRX in .22 LR, but have to prioritize based on grip, draw, & recoil management. Great product if your a LCR/J Frame EDC person. I want to try the boot grip also. I do know the ability to grip from AIWB may change based on design. I shoot A LOT! I encourage to try these grips out. Enoguh ushion, yet not to sticky

Preface: I bought this grip for my 22LR LCR, so recoil mitigation came in last on my list of considerations, beaten by both pocketability and comfort. That said...

I don't know what kind of engineering trickery went into the development of this grip, but it blows all the Hogue rubber offerings (and the Pachmayr Diamond Pros) out of the water! This is my first set of 3D-printed grips, and the finish throughout is a nice, even texture that offers just enough sandiness to be grippy without feeling overly abrasive. The large size is just right as an L/XL glove user, and the shared measurements are spot on for helping you make that decision. As advertised, they come in exactly one full ounce lighter than the OEM Hogue Tamer grips, all while maintaining comfortably sized finger grooves for a full 2-finger grip. I can't speak to the recoil mitigation because of my caliber of choice, but it's truly impressive that the backstrap face has a "squishy" patch of material that mimics the gel internals of the Hogue grips. Everything about this grip shows how much thought went into its design, and it's ended my search for the right LCR grip for me!