Ruger LCR and LCRx CCW Grips
Ruger LCR and LCRx CCW Grips
The recoil absorption of rubber, with the carry comfort of wood.
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Product Description
"Zero-compromise" concealed carry grips for the Ruger LCR and LCRx line. Before, wheelgun folks had to choose between shooting comfort (rubber grips) or carry comfort (wood or G10 grips). Recoil Rider revolver grips provide both, featuring the recoil absorption of rubber grips with the snag-free comfort of wooden grips. Plus, they reduce the 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. If you're carrying your revolver AIWB or in the pocket, these utilitarian grips will provide a superior shooting and CCW experience.
What is the difference between the CCW Grip and the Boot Grip?
Features
- Absorb recoil: Recoil Rider revolver grips cover the backstrap with a rubbery material that mitigates shock. The hotter the ammo, the greater the reduction in recoil.
- Snag-free: Unlike traditional rubber grips, Recoil Rider revolver grips won't snag your clothing or rub against your skin when carrying AIWB or in the pocket.
- Low-Profile: Conceals like boot grips but provides a three-finger grip with a spot for your pinky.
- Optimized trigger reach: Backstrap thickness provides a natural and comfortable trigger finger placement.
- Lighter weight: Reduce the weight by almost an ounce compared to traditional grips, offering the easiest CCW experience available.
- Natural point-of-aim.
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 Clearance: Tested compatible with the HKS 36A Speedloader.
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
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Ruger 3" LCR 357 (Recoil Rider): 19.8 oz
Sizing Guide

- Standard Fit: Optimized for small and medium-sized hands. If your hand is equal or smaller than the measurements above, choose this size. This size offers the easiest draw for pocket carry due to the narrower width.
- Large Fit: Optimized for larger hands. If you hand is equal or larger than the measurements above, choose this size. This size offers the most recoil reduction due to the wider and thicker backstrap.
- Note that the sizes differ in width and backstrap thickness (not length).
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Just received my LCRX Grip..Perfect going to buy for my S&W 642...wish I had found these before spending $100's on grips that are now in my closet...You wont be disappointed!
Recoil Rider grips are by far my favorite revolver grips, my hands are basically the exact size of the example in the sizing guide, so before I had always gone with the standard fit, but this time I decided to try out the large fit. The large grip is excellent, and honestly I wish I had gotten large for my SP101 CCW grip because this one fits my hand so well. The extra cushioning on the large is great for recoil management and getting a firm grip, and they're not too much bigger that it impacts carrying other than maybe a bit for pocket carry. I also really like the length of pull with the large, so unless you plan on pocket carrying exclusively or have very small hands, I'd recommend the large to get the most out of these grips. Every Recoil River grip I've gotten is great though and this is a great company to work with, they ship quickly and are very responsive.
Real improvement over the stock grips for me, flatter for concealment and handle recoil well. I did go with the 3 finger grip option, which does make it a smidge less concealable.
With these grips full power mags are manageable, and downloaded ones and .38 are very easy to shoot.
Really transformed the gun into a fun shooter.
Grip is a nigh perfect compromise. Just large enough to get a grip while still being pocket concealable. Just grippy enough to handle confidently, but not so grippy that it's uncomfortable for IWB. Comfortable, but the large may be just a tad thick for my men's large hands (when measuring, my hand matched the sizing threshold for these grips). I like it enough that I'm planning to get a standard fit to see if that's even better.
I've tried almost all the Hogue offerings for my LCR, and this is the definite choice for carry.