Should I purchase this grip or the Richard Franiec's?
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The sony grip looks good and works great. The camera is a little slippery with out the grip
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I have been using this grip for the last year and half, it gives you much more secure grip versus if you did not have any ! but if you are planing or already have Sony brand camera case, it's not going to work/does not fit into the case with the grip attached to the camera.not familiar with Richard Franiec's one., sorry.
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If you are not already rough with your hands, then your grip strength doesnt actually matter IMO. you must toughen up your hands. These things are metal and cut in a diamond texture like a weight bar. You should really get a Trainer model if you don't already have somewhat beatup hands. Even if it proves to be easy to compress, you can always slow down the rep to improve effectiveness until you pick up the #1.
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i bought my wife a model 642, which really is uncomfortable to shoot regular 38 spec., and don't mention +p! changing over to the hogue grip really tamed this little revolver, and at a reasonable cost. can't address 357 magnum--that's something you'll have to judge for yourself. only drawbacks to the hogue grip that i could see would be that your j-frame would be harder to conceal and i think fitting a grip-mount laser might involve altering the grip. hope that helps!
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Hi Michael, since I am not sure about the standard or regular, I can't give you a 100% answer about this. I did like the grip and when I put it on, I realized that it is good with or without the grip, but it does feel nice if you wanted extra hold on your weapon. I don't know about Inox FS though. Perhaps see what models it fits or ask the seller? All the best.
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If you check out Crimson Trace website, they list each model that a particular grip fits. I would double check the CT MODEL offered vs the CT MODEL described in the discription on the Amazon website. Ask me how I know........
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Thanks for the info. I will also be buying the grip because I have bigger hands and would enjoy the longer battery life.
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Stephen: This is an answer to Amazon request. Mine with the afore mentioned grips does fit fine.
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Yes it is, The cheeper hand grips are poorly made compared to the original hand grips with all the control markings on the cheeper version coming off after just a bit of use, and the controls themselves start to malfunction after a short period of time. The original grip is just better made, and from my experience is worth the extra money you will never have a problem with it. I hope this helps.
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Personally, I would suggest getting a cheapy one from a sporting goods store to start with. Use it for a couple weeks and then get the trainer. I wouldn't waste my money on an extremely easy CoC gripper when you can progress so quickly.
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Not a dumb question at all. If you went by the picture alone, you would think you were buying just one grip. The picture should show two grips so that people know exactly what they're getting.
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Check out this product and the reviews; might depend on the grips you have on your revolver:
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They are actually the same grip. In the pic where the grip looks different, it's only because the grip is not screwed on straight and what you're seeing is actually the under side of the grip. If you look closely at each picture you'll see what I mean. Nice piece of gear for the price compared to what else is out there. I'm perfectly happy with mine. Happy shooting!
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Do yourself a BIG favor, buy Talon grips. They fit tremendously well and come in a textured or rubber material.At $18 they are a great investment.
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This is the genuine canon one. Personally though, I have owned both the genuine and the off-brand grips, and both feel and function the same. If I was you, I would save myself the $100 difference and get the knock-off, it works just as well.
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Hey bro. Absolutely. I put them on my ambi 1911 e Series and they're perfect. I was checking it out this afternoon and I couldn't believe the grip. Glad I took the fancy stock grips off. As beautiful as they are they're just not as functional as these Hogue's. Go for it and buy them. I'm tellin' ya bro, I could clamp the gun in a vice over my head in the garage and do one armed pullups with the grip. I'd recommend them to anyone.
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W. With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W. My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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Remove old, definitely. Grip size important but replacement should not make difference.