S&W 586 L-Comp Stag Service Grips

Published on April 12, 2020
Duration: 3:18

The video demonstrates the installation of new elk stag grips from MD Grips onto a Smith & Wesson 586 L-Comp revolver. The presenter discusses previous grip choices and the reason for switching to these new grips, which are a service style rather than a full wraparound. The installation process is shown, along with the presenter's positive initial impressions of the feel and look of the new grips. The video also touches on managing arthritis pain to allow for occasional shooting of .357 Magnum rounds.

Quick Summary

The S&W 586 L-Comp received new elk stag grips from MD Grips, chosen for their aesthetic and feel. The presenter also discussed managing arthritis to allow for occasional .357 Magnum shooting, making lighter revolvers like the 586 L-Comp potential carry options.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Previous Grip Choices
  2. 00:36Temporary Pau Ferro Grips
  3. 00:59New Elk Grips from MD Grips
  4. 01:16Grip Removal and Preparation
  5. 01:34Installing New Elk Grips
  6. 01:58First Impressions of New Grips
  7. 02:22Reason for New Grips: Arthritis Management
  8. 02:40Carrying .357 Magnum Again
  9. 03:06Viewer Opinion and Carryability

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of grips were installed on the S&W 586 L-Comp in the video?

The video shows the installation of elk stag grips from MD Grips. These are described as service-style grips, not full wraparound, and are chosen for their aesthetic appeal and feel on the firearm.

Why did the presenter switch grips on their S&W 586 L-Comp?

The presenter switched grips because temporary Pau Ferro grips caused a skin rash. They also wanted to try elk grips for their look and feel, and to potentially make carrying .357 Magnum more comfortable due to improved arthritis management.

Can someone with arthritis shoot .357 Magnum?

The presenter indicates that with medication for arthritis, they can now handle shooting .357 Magnum rounds occasionally without significant negative effects, suggesting it's possible for some individuals with managed arthritis.

What are the benefits of elk grips on a revolver?

The presenter finds elk grips to be a nice look, especially on blued and black guns, and they feel good in the hand. They are considered a good option for both range use and potentially open carry.

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