[Bob Wright]

I heard so much about the Bisley grip that I decided to see for myself. I got a .45 Colt Blackhawk and converted it to a Bisley:



After a few thousand rounds of heavy handloads, I put it back to Blackhawk configuration:



But after all my shooting, I still preferred the Super Blackhawk grip frame, as this one:




Bob Wright

[Old_Crow]

This is a personal thing, I doubt this applies to everyone: It's hard for me to not relax my wrist to early with the Bisley grip. I have no problem with the Blackhawk or a mono-grip.

[HOSSFLY]

Wise choice (returning to plow handle)
Never cud shoot worth a spit with the Bisley frame- Bought one in 44spl -Sold it after i used the one box i bought with it

[JD1969]

I never was a fan of Bisley's either, just never felt right.

[shadecorp]

Thanks for the posts.
I was thinking of buying a Bisley in 45 colt myself.

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by shadecorp

Thanks for the posts.
I was thinking of buying a Bisley in 45 colt myself.

Find one to try 1st-
Sum folk like'em

[Txhillbilly]

I'm just the opposite,I prefer the Bisley or a Birdshead grip over the Plow handle grip.

[shadecorp]

Originally Posted by HOSSFLY

Find one to try 1st-
Sum folk like'em

Yep,
next time at the range will rent one.

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by shadecorp

Yep,
next time at the range will rent one.

Even if ya don't like it you'll look kool shootin it

[AIKIJUTSU]

The Bisley grip put my hand in an awkward position relative to the line of sight. It kinda made me have to forcibly bend my wrist downward to aim the gun. Then the recoil went more straight to the rear, rather than the normal way a SA revolver swings upward. So now I only have the standard SAA/Blackhawk/Vaquero grips on my SA revolvers.