Which looks better?

[Guest Rupertus]

Whichever one you shoot better with.

Also depends how you will carry it. Rubber can snag if you carry in your pocket; wood comes out smoother.

I like rubber better better but am changing my mind to custom wood as I type...

[Guest Rupertus]

Rubber looks better than thin wood...custom wood looks best.

[Guest 2Old]

Normally I would say wood grips looks better, but on that gun the rubber looks better to me.

[Guest FroggyOne2]

My original post to this thread was lost to the back up of the site..

I would say which ever one that works the best and fits your hand the best.. that is the one that I would go with..

Of course.. I also advicate that one should pick the pistol that fits your hands the best too..

[Guest racr28]

rubber

[Guest rdl65]

Rubber.

[Guest ColdEspresso]

Looks:wood

Shooting:rubber

[Guest tlondon]

I like the rubber grips. Thats what I have on a mod15 combat masterpiece

[Guest HunterH]

rubber!! but like everyone has said, the one you can draw and shoot the best with consistantly.

[bushfox25]

I like the rubber

[Guest rockytop]

Before looking at the pictures, I had my mind made up, "I KNOW the wood will look the best."....but boy was I wrong. the wood makes the gun appear odd, (I have always thought hammerless revolvers look odd anyways).

Actually that isn't a hammerless model. It is a shrouded model but you can still cock the hammer and fire it single action. I agree that this model looks odd, even ugly, but I have one and it's great for pocket carry.

[Guest GLOCK.GUY]

RUBBER

[strob2000]

Rubber

[BigPoppa]

rubber

[Guest ordonnanzgewehr]

WOOD handles...

[Guest janwbrown616]

If you're in a beauty contest I'd guess it's a toss up. Which feels better in your hand? Which helps you stay on target? Which gives you more control for a second shot?

I use the Rubber, my wife likes the wood because of her smaller hand.

[bobmack]

hi,

i always thought the lighter wood grips on the snubs looks a bit 'chintzy' and cheap. further i feel the ruber grips have a better and more controllable feel to them.

of course i have big hands so i opt on the side of control and function more than looks.

but then again, a nice set of rosewoods

hummmm -- decisions -- decisions

good luck,

bob

[J Smith]

Wood

[patbax2]

My vote's on the rubber

[DaveTN]

Wood for carry (They don’t hang up on clothes as much), rubber for the range.

But as far as looks go; wood hands down.

[Guest readyornot]

I have one very similar and I added Crimson Trace laser grips to it. Highly recommended. My wife has adopted it as "her" gun because it is very easy to just "point and shoot"