Diamondback SDR CCW Grips

Assembly Video

Product Description

"Zero-compromise" concealed carry grips for the steel-frame Diamondback SDR revolver. 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 25% of weight compared to stock grips and improve the grip angle of your Diamondback SDR for a more natural point-of-aim. Whether you're carrying your revolver AIWB or in a pocket, these grips deliver an upgraded shooting and CCW experience.

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: Corrects the classic snubnose "pointing-down" angle, allowing 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: Adds backstrap depth for repeatable, comfortable index finger placement on the trigger.
• Featherweight Carry: Reduce the grip weight by 25% compared to factory grip options, making your snubnose feel effortless in a pocket or waistband.

Compatibility

• Fully Compatible with the steel-frame Diamondback SDR with both bobbed and external hammer.
• For the SDR-A, note that Recoil Rider J-Frame grips (both CCW and Boots) are compatible.
• Speedloader compatible.

Weight Comparison

• Diamondback SDR (stock): 20.9 oz
• Diamondback SDR  (Recoil Rider): 20.6 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

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.