Butler Creek Grips, Gone?!

L-2 · July 30, 2007, 01:47 AM

I guess I wasn't paying close attention to the industry and product lines. It seems the "Butler Creek" line of handgun/revolver grips are all but gone, except for a Hogue-like slip-on grip sleeve. Are those grips just totally gone now? I suppose I'll be satisfied with Pachmayr and the various wood grips out there. I'm not a big fan of the Hogue rubber grips for some reason.

Also, "Bushnell" appears to own all of Uncle Mike's/Michaels of Oregon, which includes Butler Creek. This may all be old news to everybody else.

Lastly, Uncle Mike's Law Enforcement products website:

http://www.unclemikesle.com/products.../holsters.html

doesn't quite work correctly for me. It keeps putting up some type of member/login screen and there does not appear to be any email addresses in which to let them know of any potential web problem. Does anybody else have this problem?

July 30, 2007, 01:47 AM	#1
L-2 Senior Member Join Date: September 8, 2004 Location: Nevada Posts: 522	Butler Creek Grips, Gone?! I guess I wasn't paying close attention to the industry and product lines. It seems the "Butler Creek" line of handgun/revolver grips are all but gone, except for a Hogue-like slip-on grip sleeve. Are those grips just totally gone now? I suppose I'll be satisfied with Pachmayr and the various wood grips out there. I'm not a big fan of the Hogue rubber grips for some reason. Also, "Bushnell" appears to own all of Uncle Mike's/Michaels of Oregon, which includes Butler Creek. This may all be old news to everybody else. Lastly, Uncle Mike's Law Enforcement products website: http://www.unclemikesle.com/products.../holsters.html doesn't quite work correctly for me. It keeps putting up some type of member/login screen and there does not appear to be any email addresses in which to let them know of any potential web problem. Does anybody else have this problem? __________________ (former) Glock Armorer 1911 Armorer LEO (retired)