FAQ
Why don't you make boot grips?
The current style of Recoil Rider grip is designed to fill the role of the boot grip. The bottom edge of the Recoil Rider grip extends only ~6mm from the base of the frame (outlined below in green). Consequently, Recoil Rider grips conceal almost identically to boot grips but provide a three-finger grip with a spot for your pinky.
How do you make your grips, and what are they made of?
Recoil Rider grips are 3D printed in-house from a rubbery polyurethane. This combination of manufacturing technique and material enables me to produce an extremely lightweight grip that absorbs recoil without snagging on clothing.
Will you make grips for other firearms?
Yes; I'm currently developing grips for the Diamondback SDR, Kimber K6S DASA and the Ruger SP101. The best way to stay informed when these grips release is to subscribe to the email list below. If there is another firearm you'd like to see in the lineup, I encourage you to contact me.
What size should I get?
If you've already consulted the size chart and are still unsure, here are a few data points that may be helpful:
Go with the Large Fit if you:
- Want to maximize recoil reduction.
- Find the Uncle Mike's J-Frame Boot Grip #59010 too small.
- Find the the stock Ruger LCR grips comfortable (either the Hogue Rubber Tamer or the Hogue Rubber Tamer Cushion without finger grooves).
Go with the Standard Fit if you:
- Want the absolute slimmest package for pocket carry.
- Find the slim profile of the Uncle Mike's J-Frame Boot Grip #59010 comfortable.
- Find the Stock Ruger LCR grips too large.
