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<blockquote data-quote="Hooper" data-source="post: 4339574" data-attributes="member: 46111"><p>I recently picked up a Viper at the local Gun store to check it out. I did not have the extra cash or would have snagged it in a 4.25 in barrel, SS frame. It felt pretty awesome. Lighter than my Python 4.25 a hair smaller, looked like a great carry piece.</p><p>One thing I noticed is on the grip purchase my middle finger felt uncomfortable against the trigger guard, between the grip and guard. You could make a grip change and solve that problem, I would think. I am pretty sure it would make your middle finger sore if you shot it a lot with P+38's.</p><p></p><p>Side note, I personally like Hogue Rubber Grips on all pistols that I have Hogue's on. For the price point I think they are one of the best most reasonably priced grip out there. There looks not so much. For grip especially one handed shooting, they work pretty good.</p><p></p><p>Back to the Viper it looked pretty sweet. Of course I like Old School Revolvers, Smith's or Colts.</p><p>I do not like the Smiths with the lock, only the pre lock Smiths, Not much on there so called Performance stuff either.</p><p></p><p>Colt is doing a fine job on there Revolver offerings in my Opinion, pricey but well made.</p><p></p><p>I bet you will enjoy your purchase, I would be interested in how you find its shoot ability and accuracy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hooper, post: 4339574, member: 46111"] I recently picked up a Viper at the local Gun store to check it out. I did not have the extra cash or would have snagged it in a 4.25 in barrel, SS frame. It felt pretty awesome. Lighter than my Python 4.25 a hair smaller, looked like a great carry piece. One thing I noticed is on the grip purchase my middle finger felt uncomfortable against the trigger guard, between the grip and guard. You could make a grip change and solve that problem, I would think. I am pretty sure it would make your middle finger sore if you shot it a lot with P+38's. Side note, I personally like Hogue Rubber Grips on all pistols that I have Hogue's on. For the price point I think they are one of the best most reasonably priced grip out there. There looks not so much. For grip especially one handed shooting, they work pretty good. Back to the Viper it looked pretty sweet. Of course I like Old School Revolvers, Smith's or Colts. I do not like the Smiths with the lock, only the pre lock Smiths, Not much on there so called Performance stuff either. Colt is doing a fine job on there Revolver offerings in my Opinion, pricey but well made. I bet you will enjoy your purchase, I would be interested in how you find its shoot ability and accuracy. [/QUOTE]
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