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How about that Agrip?
- Thread starter TinyDee
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I had no trouble hanging onto a 2nd Gen Model 27, and yours is only a 9mm.
So my tip is to not waste your money.
Unless, wait just a minute, your name.....
If you are a smaller handed person, I can understand wanting the best possible grip. There are slip-on rubber sleeves from both Hogue and now Pachmayr that do help here.
The Pachmayr ones are tailored for exact models of pistols so may be a little easier to get on.
Pachmayr sleeves
The Hogue ones can result in quite a tussle when you go to put them on, but they stay in place and have a slight palm-swell. I have them on a Kahr PW-9, on a S&W 3904 and a S&W 5906 and all are improved IMHO.
As for the fuzzy stick-on panels, I can't tell you anything. Best of luck.
Bart Noir
So my tip is to not waste your money.
Unless, wait just a minute, your name.....
If you are a smaller handed person, I can understand wanting the best possible grip. There are slip-on rubber sleeves from both Hogue and now Pachmayr that do help here.
The Pachmayr ones are tailored for exact models of pistols so may be a little easier to get on.
Pachmayr sleeves
The Hogue ones can result in quite a tussle when you go to put them on, but they stay in place and have a slight palm-swell. I have them on a Kahr PW-9, on a S&W 3904 and a S&W 5906 and all are improved IMHO.
As for the fuzzy stick-on panels, I can't tell you anything. Best of luck.
Bart Noir
Tactical Jackalope
New member
I'm against them. Don't like them and they can eventually ride up over the magazine release or down to potentially block the magazine from releasing.
Also, don't let the name fool you. TinyDee has big mitts.
Stippling > slip on "grips"
Also, don't let the name fool you. TinyDee has big mitts.
Stippling > slip on "grips"