Ruger LCR with the "boot grip"

[tercel89]

It took 2 months of being back ordered by Ruger but I got it today !!!! IT is the BOOT GRIP by Hogue.  It is definitely smaller than the stock grip and I love it . It is a must to carriers of the LCR . Just for reference , my LCR is a .357mag .  WIth this boot grip it is an awesome carry revolver !

 

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Edited June 19, 2013 by tercel89

[Erik88]

Not enough traction for my tastes but it certainly looks good. A guy on another forum stippled his to add traction and it turned out really nice.

[tercel89]

The smoothness makes it slide over a shirt and not snag like the original grip. 

[Patton]

I had one but it was very uncomfortable to shoot. The CT grip is about as uncomfortable. The Hogue is a dream, too bad there isn't a in between.

[Guest Emtdaddy1980]

I'd really like to have one of those one day.

[ttocswob]

I've noticed that my pocket gaps open when carrying my .357 LCR there. Someone standing nearby can see the grip. The S&W snubby I carried before stayed concealed. I have the standard grip.

 

Now for the $64,000 question: How does it shoot?

[JReedEsq]

I have both grips. I prefer the large sticky one but I usually have big pockets and I do see how the boot grip is more concealable. I would say it's tolerable with the boot grip, but fun with the big sticky. It's really my Wife's revolver anyway. I like it enough that I might be tempted to buy a second one when she ever gets around to taking the HCP class.

[JReedEsq]

sorry double post. Edited June 19, 2013 by JReedEsq