Smith & Wesson J Frame Round Service Dymondwood Grip

The Smith & Wesson J Frame Round Service Dymondwood Grip is a factory-style replacement grip for owners of S&W J-frame revolvers who want to restore or refresh their handgun's appearance and ergonomics. If you carry a classic Smith & Wesson J-frame—whether it's a Model 36, 37, 38, 49, 60, or other J-frame variant—this round-butt grip fits naturally in the hand and delivers the timeless aesthetics that made S&W J-frames the standard for personal defense and backup revolvers.

Dymondwood is Smith & Wesson's proprietary wood composite, chosen for its durability and classic look. The smooth, untextured surface feels warm and refined compared to rubber or synthetic grips, and the warm brown tone complements the steel of your revolver. The round-butt design (as opposed to square-butt) offers a slightly slimmer profile and faster draw from waistband carry—a preference many J-frame shooters favor for concealed carry and duty use.

These grips are designed to fit J-frame revolver models including the 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 43, 51, 63, and 651. If you've carried your J-frame for years, are restoring a vintage model, or simply want to replace worn factory grips, Dymondwood grips give you that authentic factory replacement look and feel without settling for aftermarket compromises.

Key Features

• Factory-style replacement grip for Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers
• Round-butt design for slimmer profile and concealed-carry ergonomics
• Dymondwood construction—durable, professional appearance
• Smooth, untextured surface for classic handling and aesthetics
• Brown wood tone that complements steel finishes

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What Smith & Wesson J-frame models do these grips fit?

The Smith & Wesson J Frame Round Service Dymondwood Grip fits J-frame revolver models 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 43, 51, 63, and 651. Check your revolver's model number before ordering to confirm compatibility.

What is Dymondwood and why choose it over rubber grips?

Dymondwood is Smith & Wesson's proprietary wood composite designed for durability and classic appearance. It offers a warmer, more refined feel in the hand compared to rubber or synthetic materials, and has become the factory standard for many S&W revolvers. The smooth surface is more comfortable for extended carry without the tackiness of rubber.

What's the difference between round-butt and square-butt J-frame grips?

The round-butt design (this product) has a slightly slimmer, more streamlined profile and is favored for concealed carry because it prints less under clothing and draws faster. Square-butt grips offer a larger, more angular footprint and are preferred for target shooting or duty wear where comfort and control at the range matter more than concealment.

Are these genuine Smith & Wesson factory grips?

These are factory-style replacement grips designed to match the original grips shipped with J-frame revolver models. They are made from the same Dymondwood material used by Smith & Wesson on the factory originals.