Grip Finder

At Badger Custom Grips, we make handcrafted wooden grips for a wide range of revolvers including Smith & Wesson, Colt, Ruger, Diamondback, and Magnum Research. Because revolver grips are frame-specific, finding the right fit can be confusing — especially with the many model variations and production years out there. Use the tool below to answer a few quick questions about your revolver and we'll show you exactly which Badger grips are compatible.

What's your Smith & Wesson model number?

Find the model number stamped on your frame — roll the cylinder out and look just below the barrel. Enter numbers only — leave off any dashes or letters (e.g. Model 10-4 = enter 10, Model 642PD = enter 642).

Identify your grip frame

Remove your current grip and compare the shape of your frame to the image below to determine whether you have a square butt or round butt.

Square butt vs round butt comparison

FAQs

What if my model isn't listed?


Not every model makes it onto our list, and Smith & Wesson in particular has produced hundreds of variations over the years. If your model isn't found, Contact Us and we'll help you find the right grip personally.

How do I find my Smith & Wesson model number?

Roll the cylinder out and look at the frame just below the barrel. Most modern S&W revolvers have the model number stamped directly on the frame. Enter just the number — leave off any dashes or trailing letters (for example, a Model 10-4 is just a Model 10, and a 642PD is just a 642).

Are the grips in stock or made to order?

All Badger grips are made to order. Processing typically takes a 4 weeks before shipping. Expedited processing (6 business days) is available.

Are Badger Grips made in the USA?

Every Badger Custom Grip is handcrafted in South Carolina, USA. No overseas manufacturing, no mass production — just American-made custom revolver grips built with attention to detail that larger manufacturers simply can't match.