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GP100® Pachmayr® Diamond Pro Grips

GP100® Pachmayr® Diamond Pro Grips
Item Number: 19993
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This Pachmayr® grip for the GP100® is designed to fill the hand comfortably, with natural feel and point. The unique shape includes finger grooves and is covered with a diamond plate checkering texture to provide rugged good looks and absolute control of the revolver, even under the heaviest recoil. The covered back strap provides comfort and protection. The grip is formulated from specially blended rubber compounds to provide long lasting, soft feel and improved recoil reduction. Made by Lyman®.



This product is not currently available for sale to California customers due to requirements associated with the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition 65). For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Good, Comfortable Grips 10/14/2018
I got these for my GP .44 Special. The factory grips concealed well and worked well for casual target practice. However, when I would practice self-defense scenarios, drawing from concealment and shooting, I consistently shot low - aim for the heart, hit the stomach. Im as guilty as anyone of occasionally throwing a shot low or high or off to the side, but this was consistent. Practicing my draw in the mirror, I saw the factory grips caused the gun to point a bit low, so I bought these. The gun now points right where it should. The grips are very comfortable and about as concealable as the originals. What stops me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that when I put them on the gun, the hole for the screw in the grips did not quite line up with the hole in the bushing. The grips needed to go on another 1/16th of an inch or so to be perfectly lined up. I had to push them on, put the screw in, tap it lightly with a hammer to get it started, then screw it in.
- Guy, LA