Ruger LCR and LCRx CCW Grips

The recoil absorption of rubber, with the carry comfort of wood.

$49.99 USD

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Size (Please see Hand Sizing Guide below) Standard Large

Finish Charcoal Cosmetic Blem (Save 10%)

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Product Description

"Zero-compromise" concealed carry grips for the Ruger LCR and LCRx line. Before, wheelgun shooters had to choose between shooting comfort (sticky rubber grips) or carry comfort (rigid wood or G10 grips). Recoil Rider revolver grips provide both, combining the recoil absorption of rubber grips with the snag-free carry comfort of wooden grips. Plus, they shed almost an entire ounce of weight for easier carry. Recoil Rider grips for the LCR cover the backstrap to optimize trigger reach, and feature an intuitive grip angle for a natural point-of-aim. Whether you're carrying your revolver AIWB or in a pocket, these grips deliver an upgraded shooting and CCW experience.

What is the difference between the CCW Grip and the Boot Grip?

Features

Recoil Absorption: Covers the backstrap with a cushioned, shock-mitigating material that tames even hot ammo.
Snag-free Concealment: Unlike traditional rubber grips, Recoil Rider grips have a non-tacky exterior that glides against cover garments to prevent printing, shirt grabbing, or chafing your stomach during AIWB carry.
Natural Point-of-Aim: Grip angle allows your sights to align naturally like a modern semi-auto.
Low-Profile: Conceals like a two-finger boot grip while providing a full three-finger firing grip with a dedicated pinky rest.
Optimized Trigger Reach: Covered backstrap for repeatable, comfortable index finger placement on the trigger.
Featherweight Carry: Save almost an entire ounce compared to factory grip options, making your snubnose feel effortless in a pocket or waistband.

Compatibility

Compatible with all Ruger LCR and the hammered LCRx revolvers, including the 3" barrel variants, and all calibers.
Includes spare screw to enable full compatibility for the 3" LCRx.
Speedloader compatible.

Weight Comparison

Ruger 1.87" LCR 38sp (stock): 13.2 oz
Ruger 1.87" LCR 38sp (Recoil Rider): 12.3 oz
Ruger 3" LCR 357 (stock): 21.4 oz
Ruger 3" LCR 357 (Recoil Rider): 19.8 oz

Sizing Guide

Standard Fit: Best for small and medium-sized hands. (At or below chart measurements).
Large Fit: Best for larger hands (At or above chart measurements). Thicker backstrap improves recoil reduction.
Concealment Note: Both sizes are fully optimized for AIWB and pocket carry. Choosing Large only increases grip width and backstrap thickness - overall length remains the same.

Assembly

Due to the flexible nature of the grip material, it is advised to apply the included tape during installation to secure the hammer pin block from vibration-induced movement during shooting.

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How did I go so long?

The recoil Rider grips have been a godsend so far.

I've had this 9 mm LCR since its debut. I bought it as my first revolver and thought that 9 mm would give me an economical way to practice, and a good round to carry. While both are true, the recoil from 9 mm is significantly more than that of 38 special. Even from the 357 weighted frame of the LCR9, the 9 mm LCR provides a significant snap. And unlike the 357 version, there is no downloaded 38 to shoot from it.

In the first year of ownership, I clocked in 1,500 rounds on the 9 mm LCR. I have literal scars to show from it I don't suggest doing that but it was effective at best. In that time I used the stock grips and the boot grip from Hogue.

Since switching to this grip I have been able to run 2 to 300 at a range trip without the discomfort that I was feeling. Now, the thought of running 2,000 rounds a year through this gun does not sound daunting at all.

I purchased grips that were blemished, and there was only a very small blemish in the print that did not affect the fit or finish of the product. I would happily pay the normal price as well.

I was skeptical at first about 3D printed grips, but I have been made a believer. I'm excited to put them on all of my wheel guns.

The CCW Grip Is Everything The Product Description/Features Said It Would Be

It is as advertised. The large CCW grip allows me to get a full purchase and a natural point of aim. The LCR's original hard rubber grip made my hand sting when I shot even lighter 357 Magnum loadings. The material that the large CCW grip is made from does a much better job at soaking up the 357 Magnum's energy, I didn't feel the sharp stings like before. The large CCW grip also is lighter weight than the original hard rubber grip that came with the LCR, plus it does not snag on my clothes. If an XL or 2XL backstrap grip was made I would be interested.

CCW Large is A++++

The CCW Large are absolutely perfect on my .327 Fed Mag LCR. The Fit and Feel is fantastic. I will be outfitting all my LCR's with the same grips now! Cant wait for them to be made for the N Frame smiths!!!

Gotta be the best grip available for an LCR

Feels fantastic and even looks great. It turns a butt-ugly gun into something I actually like to look at.

LCRx grip

My second RR grip after having one for my j-frame. They just fit my hand perfectly.

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