I've got Pachmayer presentation grips on mine Redhawk SS 7 1/2 .44 mag Love'em

Paul

 

I have a set of Eagles on my 45.

 

Hand Gun Grips, Gun Handles, Pistol Grip from Eagle Grips - Eagle Grips Inc.

 

I have the factory wood on mine and I love it. Just fits my hands.

Heres some links. Maybe there will be something here for ya.


Welcome to HandgunGrips.com - Specializing in custom grips for handguns
Ruger Redhawk Grips: grips4guns.com
Pistol Grips

 

I kept getting the corner of the rose wood grip driven into my hand, I got a Hogue mono grip and an completely satisfied.

 

Pachmayr Gripper grips have worked best for me.

Pachmayr&reg Pachmayr your primary source for quality handgun grips and recoil pads

 

Pachmayr Presentation Grips on my 7.5" SS .44 Mag...not the prettiest but they do work for me. But I do like the way the wood looks on them. (Those Eagle grips look interesting!)

 

Agreed Dana....those Eagles look bitchin'!!!

 

Hawkeye, I can shoot full house 240 gr loads all day long with the pachmayr grips. And I've got small hands I've got houge grips on my Redhawk SS 7 1/2 .41 mag and I don't like them either.

Paul

 

a nice set of pearl handles would make it look very prestigious!

 

You got THAT right TX!

 

I removed the Hogues from my new 4" Redhawk 45 Colt and installed the Pachmayr decelerator grips. Felt too long to me, made me spread my fingers too far apart to fill the finger grooves. I put the Hogues back on and even though the backstrap is exposed and not rubber covered as the Pachmayr's were, it's width helps distribute the recoil very well. I ONLY shoot magnum loads through it and the Hogue monogrip works for me. Now what a bit*** to get on and off though. They will sure never slide off of there on their own.

 

I know you can find t-grips for the Redhawk. I saw this picture some time ago and thought it looked distinctive: Redhawk-My Latest Big Bore - Gun and Game Forums

I've not held one, so I can't attest to how effective it is.

 

Thanks for the link Wolf. Those T-grips look interesting...and I love those Butler Creek grips. They may very well be the grips I've been searching for.