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Does anyone know of an aftermarket rubber grip for the Anaconda that is wider than the factory grip? I find the grip to be narrow, doesn't fit my hand very well. I have the 45 Colt, have been shooting factory loads so far getting used to the gun. I want to step up to hunting power loads, I'm afraid the gun will be hard to control with the narrow grips it has. I have a Raging Bull in 454 Casull that has grips that fill my hand. Why can't I have the best of both worlds?


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Posts: 40 | Location: Rapid City, SD | Registered: 06 October 2006Reply With Quote
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Sorry no, but it's a good idea. I hadn't thought of it till now but someone makes a ---sorry I'm going to call it "large rubber band" that slides over polymer grips, to give them a more sticky feel. That might help.

I also tried Hogue's wood grips. They look great for show but aren't much, if any, bigger for larger sized hands.
 
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Originally posted by Bull Snake:
Does anyone know of an aftermarket rubber grip for the Anaconda that is wider than the factory grip? I find the grip to be narrow, doesn't fit my hand very well. I have the 45 Colt, have been shooting factory loads so far getting used to the gun. I want to step up to hunting power loads, I'm afraid the gun will be hard to control with the narrow grips it has. I have a Raging Bull in 454 Casull that has grips that fill my hand. Why can't I have the best of both worlds?


I've a set of wood "Bear Paw" or Bear Hug" (?) grips that are too large for my hands if you are interested. I could put them on my Anaconda and email a picture.

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Larry, thank you for the offer. I will continue to look for rubber, if that proves futile I will contact you about your grips. I appreciate the reply.


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Originally posted by Bull Snake:
Larry, thank you for the offer. I will continue to look for rubber, if that proves futile I will contact you about your grips. I appreciate the reply.


That's fine, they've been sitting on a shelf for awile, a little longer won't hurt them. Let me know if you want to try them. The factory Colt rubber grips are split down the back and when I fired heavy loads they would squish open and pinch the web of the hand. I got the wood grips and did a quick finish on them to try them but they were too big for my smaller hand. I could have cut them down but I tried a set of Hogues which fit my hand fine. So the wood grips have just been laying on the shelf for 10 years or so.

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Pachmyer (spelling?) presentation grips are larger than the finger grooved grips that come with the Anaconda. All grips from hogue I have found to be too narrow.
 
Posts: 694 | Location: Des Moines, Iowa, USA | Registered: 09 January 2001Reply With Quote
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DaveC:
Pachmayr no longer makes grips for the V frame Colts. I am looking for two pair of the Decelerator grips, I have the regular replacement grips, they are duplicates of the factory except not split down the back.

Larry:

How much for the wood grips?


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I feel your pain regarding the stock Colt grips. I thought I'd made a horrible mistake getting the Anaconda because of the ill-fitting grips that came with it. Bought a pair of factory walnut grips and they were worse. Then I found the Hogue Monogrip. The pistol fits my hand like a glove now. My hands must be smaller than yours so I'm afraid they probably won't do you much good. Good luck in your search.
 
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