Great grips
The factory grips are nice but the Hogue are great. A big improvement!
Perfect fitment Great grip
These replaced my stock plastic grips on my P226 Blackwater tactical edition. This is a full frame pistol and my hands just never felt right with the original grips. These new ones are slimmer, provide much more stability and grip. They fit like a glove. Very happy with the upgrade for the price.
Perfect for for my NP22
Fitted these to my Norinco NP22 (P226 Clone) - Perfect fit. Excellent service from Brownells and fast shipping to Canada as always. I have large hands and with the Hogue grips I get a much improved fit. May not suite someone with smaller hands, I'll get my daughter to try them at the weekend and report back.
Houge grips
palm swell and texture work really well for me and for the price they are hard to beat.
hogue sig 226 grips
grips work good to increase grip on gun and help absorb recoil. I have them on my 229 and other guns.
Hogue wrap around grip
I purchased this Hogue wrap around style grip for my newly acquired Beretta M9-22. I've replaced all of my semi-auto pistol grips with Hogue wrap around grips. The texture / grip of the material along with the added finger grooves fit my larger hands perfectly. Adds a noticeable measure of increased accuracy to all my pistols. I recently found a Hogue wrap around grip for my Ruger Mark IV pistol. I replaced my Hogue G10 grips as soon as I found out they made one that would fit. I've experienced only positive results from switching out my OEM grips to the Hogue wrap around grips. Excellent product that fits like a glove in my hand. Highly recommend.
Best Upgrade Value
I decided to replace the OEM wood grips with medallions on my Colt 1911 Government Model in order to preserve the finish of the medallions, as they were like new... I had just recently acquired a SW revolver that had a hard polymer Hogue grip of a very similar design. I liked how that grip felt in my hand. This grip was a great choice, it made my hand's grip on the 1911 much better, and I have improved control and dexterity when shooting.
P239 grip
Not sure what the other 2 reviews were talking about when they claimed it needed fitting. It takes a little bit of working it into place but when it snaps in, you know. De-cocking lever works without issues as do all other functions. Great after market grips.
Simply the best
I bought my first handgun on my 21st birthday, and it was a used Beretta 92G with this particular Hogue grips on it. I began shooting in local pistol matches with it a year or two later, and the gun just sticks in my hand, with a consistent draw and grip every time, and I have put thousands of rounds through this gun in the past decade. The rubber maintains a grip even when there is sweat or gunk on it, it's comfortable, and doesn't chew up your hands if you're training or shooting all day long. I emphatically recommend these grips for ANY pistol that can accommodate them, if that pistol is for any practical purpose (competition, home defense, duty or concealed carry), and specifically, it is by far the best grip I've ever shot or handled on a Beretta 92.
Fits like a Tight Glove
I recently purchased a Sig P239 because I wanted something more compact and easier to conceal. Unfortunately because of the compact size, I had to use an extraordinarily strong grip to keep the pistol from torqueing to the right and my groups were stringing out vertically. I had read the reviews for these grips on other websites and those reviews were much more positive. These grips have protrusions on the inside of the grips which fit cutouts inside the frame (the factory grips have these same protrusions as well). I found that to get the grip to fit snugly, I had to remove the slide and play with the decocker so that grip had enough space to slide under the decocker, but then bend upward so that the protrusion could drop into place in the cutout. I was careful not to force anything and not to press the decocker all the way down. Once done, the grips fit very tightly to the frame without any gaps. Taking the P239 to the range the vertical stringing was gone, and my normal grip was sufficient to keep the pistol from torqueing to the right (I am right-handed).
