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MONOGRIPS FOR REVOLVERS

MONOGRIPS FOR REVOLVERS Reviews & Ratings

HOGUE MONOGRIP FOR REVOLVER

One-piece construction keeps the grip rock-solid on the frame - no shift or wobble to destroy concentration and accuracy. Ergonomic design positions right- or left-hand exactly, shot after shot; plus helps absorb recoil. Nylon and rubber grips feature a stippled surface that stops hand slip without causing clothing wear when carried in a holster. Rubber, Round-To-Square grips give the appearance and feel of a comfortable, hand-filing square grip on factory, round-grip frames.

SPECS:

  • Nylon molded and reinforced, a hard, tough grip.
  • Rubber molded from recoil-absorbing rubber.
  • Blackhawk® fits new model Blackhawk®, new model Single Six®, and old, large frame Vaquero®.

IMPORTANT FITMENT NOTES:

  • SKU 408000189 / PART: 84000 Precision fit for Ruger Super Blackhawk (Long Barrel) and Super Blackhawk Hunter (square trigger guard with 7 1/2" or longer barrel; Hunter models have round trigger guard and "Hunter" on top of frame)
  • SKU 408502104 / PART: 83000: Precision fit for Ruger New Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk (Short Barrel), Vaquero and New Single Six (1/2" grip frame when measured across backstrap)

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Reviews Summary
Customers generally praise the Hogue Monogrips for Revolvers for their fit and improved control, particularly for those with smaller hands. However, issues such as fitment challenges and material preferences for larger hands are noted. Overall, the grips are valued for enhancing shooting comfort, though some users feel they could be grippier.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Fit and Comfort
60%
Several reviewers emphasize the Hogue grips' comfortable fit and ergonomic design, making them particularly appealing for those with smaller hands. However, some users with larger hands reported that the grips can feel too narrow, impacting overall comfort and control.
Installation Experience
45%
Most reviews indicate that installation is generally straightforward, although a few users found it challenging. Recommendations for using tools or following instructions to ease the process are common, highlighting the mixed experiences with fitting the grips onto various models.
Material and Grip Quality
30%
Reviewers appreciate the quality rubber material for its durability and ability to reduce recoil effectively. However, some users expressed a desire for a grippier texture, particularly in humid conditions, indicating that the current material can be too slippery for optimal performance.
Aesthetic Appeal
20%
While many users find the grips functional and comfortable, some reviews express dissatisfaction with their appearance, stating that they may not look as refined as wood grips. This has implications for those who prioritize aesthetic alongside function.
Overall Value
55%
Many customers see Hogue Monogrips as a great value due to their effectiveness and reasonable price, especially for regular shooters looking for reliable replacements for wooden grips. The consensus is notably in favor of the product for both general use and competitive shooting.
3
Nice
Good quality rubber but too narrow for large hands. Would be better if same size as original wood grips.
3
Too 'Slick' [?]
i bought these to try because the 'rubber' ones were OoS and i should have waited. i wanted to use these on my DR target K-38 but the nylon is way to 'slippery'. these would be good for maybe concealed carry where you don't want your shirt to hang up on the grip and 'print'. but for target shooting, these need to be 'grippier', rubber sticky for a hot humid day at Camp Perry. other than that, they popped right on and look decent.
3
Nice grip but difficult to install
Putting this grip on a Ruger Blackhawk almost requires 3 hands. 1. It's extremely tight. using 2 credit cards or plastic shim on the sides because the rubber catches on the grip frame and won't allow the frame to slide in. Maybe a lubrication might help. 2. The screw anchor at the bottom of the frame scratches the hell out of the anodized aluminum frame. Of course once it's installed you won't see the scratches. 3. On the plus side it makes the revolver easier to control. Recommend only if the above doesn't matter to you.