My T-Grip arrived, unexpectedly, earlier this week. It’s been so long I just assumed the check got lost in the mail, which I never bothered to confirm. Yeah. That was about 8 months ago.
Hsoi: My wait was longer than yours. I was so patient, I forgot. 😉
It’s on the Taurus M85, now.
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ZHK: Very useful information.
Derek: No dust cover - OEM. Their MG4 uppers do, though.
Bronson Coles: did the upper you instaled have a dust cover on it by chance?
The Hunting Cave: Nice post. Knowing the parts is informative. This Ares Defense SCR looks awesome
Kailyr perry: Leave you post private me and others. Love are local spot and rather it stay a secret as you noticed…
Carl Sharp: Thanks for the advice. I hunt out back of my house witch is 90percent wooded. I been using a 444marlin…
Derek: Good question, Carl. I suppose that might depend on what you consider long range and your budget.…
Carl Sharp: i just purchased a 308 model 788. its like new condition and I was wondering how i should set it…
Geez! So ok, what do you think of it?
Without shooting it, I think it’s a great add to the Taurus. Definitely maintains a low profile, and fills my hand nicely.
Can’t really say it was worth the wait, however. The Ruger LCR .357 equipped with boot grips is my preferred snubbie at this time.
That’s the thing… it fills the hand nicely and doesn’t really get in the way but…. I ended up going back to the factory boot grips on my 442 as well. The profile ended up about the same but the feel and shootability was better (e.g. didn’t hurt the hand so much).