No better grips. They feel great, conceal well, and don’t snag on clothes.

The large CCW grip reduced felt recoil over stock grips by 40%. This is for 125 grain JHP .357 Magnum fired out of my 10.6 ounce 360PD.

Yes, 40%. So if you're considering a pocket lightning bolt that's easy to carry anywhere... you need these grips. No comparison.

Absolute game changer.

The size large was great in my hands and the recoil is much more manageable compared to the stock grip and the Hogue 856 grip.

I’m glad I found these grips early into my wheelgun journey. I only started getting into wheelguns recently, and started with J Frames. Learned quickly how I didn’t like the stock grips. Most grips were too large, too rigid, or too sticky.

I was recommend Recoil Rider grips and I’m glad I got them. Just enough cushion to soften recoil, while not feeling sticky like rubber. The grip angle was a bonus as well.

Happy I found Recoil Rider before wasting my money trying to find the right grips!

I have medium-sized hands and ordered the large grip. I followed the recommendation on the Recoil Rider page, and the fit is perfect. The added grip material does a great job absorbing Buffalo Bore .357 Mag 125gr tactical short-barrel rounds in my Diamondback SDR. The grip is very lightweight, but the cushioning is better than any rubber grip I have ever owned, and it doesn’t snag on a shirt. If you are on the fence about going with a standard or large, check the sizing chart; if it looks like the large will fit and you intend to shoot .357s or even hot .38 +P rounds in your SDR, go with the large. You will be glad that you did. And honestly, I wouldn’t call this grip “large” compared to some other oversized rubber or wood grips. They aren’t bulky, but they have extra material in the backstrap where it is needed. IMO, Recoil Rider grips are the best available for a revolver if comfort, concealability, weight, and quick point of aim matter to you. I am proud to support a small, veteran-owned company. Great job, David!

I have medium-sized hands and ordered the large grip. I followed the recommendation on the Recoil Rider page, and the fit is perfect. The added grip material does a great job absorbing Buffalo Bore .357 Mag 125gr tactical short-barrel rounds in my Diamondback SDR. The grip is very lightweight, but the cushioning is better than any rubber grip I have ever owned, and it doesn’t snag on a shirt. If you are on the fence about going with a standard or large, check the sizing chart; if it looks like the large will fit and you intend to shoot .357s or even hot .38 +P rounds in your SDR, go with the large. You will be glad that you did. And honestly, I wouldn’t call this grip “large” compared to some other oversized rubber or wood grips. They aren’t bulky, but they have extra material in the backstrap where it is needed. IMO, Recoil Rider grips are the best available for a revolver if comfort, concealability, weight, and quick point of aim matter to you. I am proud to support a small, veteran-owned company. Great job, David!

Makes the brutal recoil of the S&W 340PD more manageable. Incredible product!

I’m a huge wheel gun fan. Always have been. However, I’ve never found a grip Iv was completely happy with, and I’m fairly certain I’ve tried them all. Hogue was close to being right, but the material is grippy and would grab my shirt, causing me to print. When I decided to modify my 3in Taurus 605, I knew it needed a new grip and nearly ordered another Hogue but my inner voice said “try just one more aftermarket one” and HOLY SH*T! Where has Recoil Rider been all my life?! It’s the most comfortable in the hand, mitigates the recoil of my magnum ammo better than anything on the market, isn’t grippy like Hogue, but you know it’s not going anywhere in your hand, and most importantly, install was super easy. I’ll never buy another grip for a wheel gun. If I buy a revolver Recoil Rider doesn’t make a grip for, I’m going to hound them until they do! A+++, 10 Stars, and 3 thumbs up!

These grips are outstanding. I can shoot full-house 357 Mag loads out of my Kimber K6S DASA 3”, and I’m not feeling any pain in my hand. They allow the revolver to point extremely well too. Very happy with these grips! I purchased the Large size.

I am a retired police officer who started my career carrying revolvers. Perhaps it is a bit of nostalgia, and although I don’t always carry a revolver these days, when I do, it is usually my Kimber K6xs. I love that gun, but I never cared for the Houge grips that came on it. I switched to a set of "boot" grips, and although they concealed better, the gun was a handful with Remington HTP 158gr .38+P rounds, my preferred carry round in short-barrel .38s. My search for the perfect grip continued. I read some reviews on Recol Rider grips and decided to give them a try. The grip arrived today; installation was simple and took all of two minutes, then I went out back to my range and tried them out. I don’t know what type of compound they are made of, but they have a unique firm-yet-soft feel and absorbed the recoil of the +P rounds very well. The three-finger grip is secure, and the slight texturing is just right. The gun does not print under my shirt or snag, and I got a great purchase on the weapon when drawing from the holster. The grip puts the muzzle at the perfect angle for quick target acquisition. I couldn’t be happier with my Recoil Rider grip, and as a veteran myself, I was glad to support a small, American, veteran-owned business.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Revolvers/comments/1xb982m/k6s_recoil_riders_peerless_and_painless/

The recoil Rider grips have been a godsend so far.

I've had this 9 mm LCR since its debut. I bought it as my first revolver and thought that 9 mm would give me an economical way to practice, and a good round to carry. While both are true, the recoil from 9 mm is significantly more than that of 38 special. Even from the 357 weighted frame of the LCR9, the 9 mm LCR provides a significant snap. And unlike the 357 version, there is no downloaded 38 to shoot from it.

In the first year of ownership, I clocked in 1,500 rounds on the 9 mm LCR. I have literal scars to show from it I don't suggest doing that but it was effective at best. In that time I used the stock grips and the boot grip from Hogue.

Since switching to this grip I have been able to run 2 to 300 at a range trip without the discomfort that I was feeling. Now, the thought of running 2,000 rounds a year through this gun does not sound daunting at all.

I purchased grips that were blemished, and there was only a very small blemish in the print that did not affect the fit or finish of the product. I would happily pay the normal price as well.

I was skeptical at first about 3D printed grips, but I have been made a believer. I'm excited to put them on all of my wheel guns.

Amazing engineering of these grips. I have not seen any grips that absorbed recoil like these. Any/all gun manufacturers should place these grips on their revolvers. Highly recommend these grips!

I replaced my Ergo grip with the recoil rider grip. Have not shot the firearm yet however the grip feels incredible and looks amazing!