Does anyone know the brand name on the grip?
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The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing. The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA... » Read More The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing. « Show Less
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The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing.
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No it does not. I had my grip installed at a local Sporting Goods store. It cost a few bucks for their expertise, tape, and glue.
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They have close similarities but I anm not familiar with this brand name. Sunpak has been around for years and this pistol grip holds my 20X80 astro binos like a rock! Good luck
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I own multiple Nikon bodies and two Nikon grips. This grip does a wonderful job and I rcommend it. To be sure, I prefer Nikon brand eqipment, but this brand is a fine addition to my otherwise all-Nikon camera equipment. I have had no issues- maybe it is because this is my third battery grip.
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Im on same boat as you are but $200 + for a grip is way too much. let me know if you hear anything.
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I am not familiar with that brand but I do not see the name mentioned on this product anywhere. But I really like this one.
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Irwin and Vise-Grip are brand names. People generally refer to all locking pliers as Vise-Grips but it's incorrect. Channel Lock is another brand name. People generally call arc-joint or groove-joint pliers Channel Locks but that is also incorrect as both companies make several different kinds of pliers and other tools.
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If you look at the grips that are one the .45 that is beingshown you would think that those are the Pearce grips.But there not. The Pearce grips go under the grips that you see. The Pearce grips are a piece of crap. I would not recommend anyone to purchase Pearce grips withchecking them out with Pearce. I threw mine away theyserve no purpose. If you purchase "it's buyer beware". They are just bad grips.
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I believe you have to buy the grip specifically designed for your weapon/magazine. Check with Pearce whether they make one for your gun.
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ipx-8 from their website. Personally had it underwater but not their full adv. time and depth. aftermarket penlight grips tho? haha
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No. The grips have 'CTC' logo on each side of the grip. By the way, I find the Crimson grips more comfortable than the S&W; grips when firing the 357 rounds.
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The Pachmayr web site is "http://www.pachmayr.com/home/revolver-grip-details.php." I looked but could not find an answer and the serial number makes a difference. I would suggest calling them directly to find a match. You can reach them here: Via Phone Consumer & Dealer Sales and Service800-225-9626800-423-9704860-632-2020 Via Fax 860-632-1699 Hours of Operation Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, EST
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I'm not sure about that brand. The handle worked fine but the cable that came with the handle did not work, I used the old cable with the new handle, it worked fine.
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I believe that this grip is a Meike. I have been using it for a few months now and I love it. It has worked out great for me.
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Hi sorry it took so long to get back with an answer. The top is black grip tape. I hope this helps.
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I don't know what that is, but was trying to get it for my Taurus 444 and no one makes a wood grip for my gun. I would check with opticsplanet.com They have more information. Hope this helps.
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There was no brand on the scope of packaging. Mine broke the first time I used it on my ar15 so I already returned it.