• Concealed carry grips for the Smith and Wesson J-Frame 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 and improve the grip angle of your S&W J-Frame for a more natural point-of-aim. Easily carry your revolver AIWB or in the pocket.
  • Concealed carry grips for the Smith and Wesson J-Frame 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 and improve the grip angle of your S&W J-Frame for a more natural point-of-aim. Easily carry your revolver AIWB or in the pocket.
  • Internal hammer j-frame (model 642/442) with Tulster Rath, Vedder clip, and Mastermind pillow for appendix carry.
  • Recoil Rider revolver grips are the lightest weight grips available to the S&W J-Frame, making it the easiest for pocket carry or appendix conceal carry.
  • Concealed carry grips for the Smith and Wesson J-Frame 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 and improve the grip angle of your S&W J-Frame for a more natural point-of-aim. Easily carry your revolver AIWB or in the pocket.
  • Concealed carry grips for the Smith and Wesson J-Frame 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 and improve the grip angle of your S&W J-Frame for a more natural point-of-aim. Easily carry your revolver AIWB or in the pocket.
  • External hammer J-Frame (Model 637 and Model 37) with Recoil Rider grips.
  • Shrouded hammer J-Frame (Model 638 and Model 49) with Recoil Rider grips.
  • Shrouded hammer j-frame (model 638) with Harry's Holster icon 2.0 for appendix carry.
  • External hammer j-frame (model 637) with Tulster Rath, Vedder clip, and Mastermind pillow for appendix carry.
  • Internal hammer j-frame (model 642/442) with Tulster Rath, Vedder clip, and Mastermind pillow for appendix carry.
  • Internal hammer j-frame (model 642/442) and DeSantis Gunhide holster for pocket carry.
  • External hammer j-frame (model 637) with Tulster Rath, Vedder clip, and Mastermind pillow for appendix carry.
  • Shrouded hammer j-frame (model 638) with Harry's Holster icon 2.0 for appendix carry.
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S&W J-Frame CCW Grips

S&W J-Frame CCW Grips

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

$49.99 USD
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Size (Not sure? Please see sizing guide below)
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Compatibility

Assembly Video

Product Description

"Zero-compromise" concealed carry grips for the Smith & Wesson J-Frame 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 and improve the grip angle of your S&W J-Frame for a more 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.
  • Natural point-of-aim: Improved grip angle mitigates the J-Frame's "Point-Down" feeling which required bending the wrist at an unnatural angle.
  • 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 more natural and comfortable trigger finger placement.
  • Lighter weight: Reduce the weight by over an ounce compared to traditional grips, offering the easiest CCW experience available.

Compatibility

  • Internal Hammer Grips: Fully Compatible with all round-butt internal-hammer S&W J-Frame models including the Ultimate Carry (UC), 642, 442, 632, and 432 Airweights, 340, 342, 640, 940, 40, 42, and 43.
  • External Hammer Grips: Fully Compatible with all round-butt external-hammer S&W J-Frame models including 637, 360, 36, 60, 63, 317, 351, 631, and 60.
  • Shrouded Hammer Grips: Fully Compatible with all round-butt shrouded hammer S&W J-Frame Humpback models including the S&W 638, 38, 49, 649, and 438.
  • Speedloader Clearance: Tested compatible with the HKS 36A Speedloader.

    Weight Comparison

    • S&W 642/442 Airweight (stock): 15 oz
    • S&W 642/442 Airweight (Recoil Rider): 13.7 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).

    Assembly

    Assembly Video: Shrouded Hammer Grips

    Assembly Video: External Hammer Grips

    If you are having difficulty installing or removing the grip, I recommend heating the grips lightly and evenly with a hair dryer on low heat. This will make them more pliable and easier to install and remove. Do not use excessive or prolonged heat, as this could cause discoloration.

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