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Join Date: Sep 2011
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I want to put a Hogue grip on it. Do you think it would work? I want to keep the plastic ones from cracking, since they are in perfect condition now. I would like to save them and put on something that gives an extra finger to hold the grip.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Arizona
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Handgun grips as a rule are item specific, they do not inter change to other firearms. I know of no other firearm that the grips would interchange. At one time in the past after market grips were made for these guns, perhaps you could check E-Bay or even find a pair of replacement ( reproductions made for your firearm ) grips to use.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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I know the plastic grips on the gun are unique to it, but you still don't think something like a Hogue grip would work? They have a clip that attaches to the bottom of the frame, then a pin pulls the grip up to the trigger guard.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Arizona
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In my opinion, no. At least not satisfactory, The Hogue's are molded to fit the grips of the gun they are marked for. You will have too much back space ( between the back of the frame and the grips ) or too much over hang or both. I believe they will be tight at the bottom and wobbly above. Could be wrong, perhaps someone else has other opinions.
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I wish you would just tell me what I want to hear!
Anyway, thanks for being honest! I appreciate the feedback. |
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