I have a Taurus 605 stainless snubby, purchased with rubber grips. I'd like to replace same with wood grips. I've searched the net, and found a number of possibilities, but I'm uncertain as to how the grips might actually look or feel, once installed. If anyone might like to share some pics of a 605 (or similar) with wood grips, along with their opinion on handling qualities as well as a grip description (so I can order same) I'd appreciate it. Thank you.
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Wood grips for a Taurus 605
- Thread starter iluvlabs1
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Garand Illusion
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I don't have any pictures, but I bought a pair of like new (immediately removed from the gun) stock wooden grips from a Taurus 85 on Ebay for $15.
They're checkered and pretty basic but work great. I mostly shoot .38 & .38 +p, but I have fired a few cylinders of .357 out of them with no problem.
Taurus sells some nice looking rosewood grips at taurus.com
They're checkered and pretty basic but work great. I mostly shoot .38 & .38 +p, but I have fired a few cylinders of .357 out of them with no problem.
Taurus sells some nice looking rosewood grips at taurus.com
MilitantBob
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I don't have any experience with them, but Hogue has pictures of what they're grips look like on the gun:
http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?id=58&step=2
Most of those pics are probably m85's, but they are virtually the same gun, just different calibers.
Hope this helps.
http://www.hogueinc.com/getgrip/merchant.ihtml?id=58&step=2
Most of those pics are probably m85's, but they are virtually the same gun, just different calibers.
Hope this helps.