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Thought I might start a thread on various grips available for the popular Heritage Rough Rider Single Action .22

My 6.5" RR came with Imitation Aged Ivory Grips.


I bought these Checkered Cocobolo grips directly from Heritage.


The 4.75" model came with wood grips.


Please feel free to add pictures of your Heritage Rough Rider grips.

I like the checkered grips. I had posted this photo before but we'll do it again.

Those Cocobolo grips are my favorite.

No pictures, lol, but I also have the Cocobolo Grips in the slightly darker shade.

I have the Cocobolo on my Heritage 22./wmr. It is interesting to note that these are mad by Altamount. I have three grips for my Ruger Blackhawk 357/9mm. The Ruger store sell aftermarket grips and these are also Altamount but with the Ruger logo. However, I opted away from the Logo and bought directly from Altamount. There is no question Altamount makes a very nice grip. I purchased a custom grip from a well known source using a exotic wood, but have to tell you that I love the Altamount grips much better. And the cost about 50% less.The laser checkering is finely done and the coloring is first class. Way to go Altamount.

Recently bought the center gun but changed grips to show the three styles.

I still have the stock grips on mine, but those checkered grips are really nice looking.

Good thread idea and great grips both of you.

Sooner or later I need a nice-looking western rig to show off these Rough RIders.

I like the looks of the Triple-k "1890's holster" and their "Wyoming Drop Belt."

Mines a plain Jane,

I like the way the blue is wearing off, hope to make that continue

I love cocobolo. I just wish I could make things with it. I turned some cocobolo on my wood lathe years ago. Had the nastiest poison ivy like rash that lasted for 6 weeks. I won't allow it in my shop anymore. I'm even afraid of owning grips and such made from it. Probably be OK, but why take a chance? I got a little bit of a rash from wearing a cocobolo pen clipped to my shirt. And it had a film finish on it.

On the turning forums they say it's not a question of IF you are allergic to cocobolo, but WHEN you will have your first reaction.