hogue handall opinions

[laktrash]

Any opinions on hogue handall I'm going to try them on my H&K compact 45. I mean $10 I've wasted a lot more on a lot less. I think pachmayr some also any imput ?

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[yeos]

I recently installed the handall jr on my kahr pm9 and it makes a world of a difference in the grip feel. Easy to install and trim as required for your liking. $7 for the jr, it was a no brainer.

 

[Bello425]

I have an HK Compact and not sure how big/small your hands are, but I didn't like the feel of them on the HK. I have them on Glock 1st Gens and they were outstanding. Finger grooves provides a more secure feel to the hands when shooting, especially on a .40 or .45acp.

 

[elsullo]

I had the Hogue slip-on on a second-generation Glock 19 which had no finger grooves, and it was just wonderful feeling, giving a little "palm swell", and really improved grip and control. HOWEVER, on one extended range session on a really hot (over 100 degrees) day, by the end of the day the grip had shifted badly around the grip and ruined my shooting aim. No problems except that one time.

I have a Pachmyer slip-on on a Walther PPk, and it too is really excellent. It gives finger grooves for better grip and control and reduces the legendary PPk "slide-bite" because the middle finger can squeeze tighter to prevent the web of the hand from rising. Never a problem.

The important thing about grip-sleeves is to get the right size according to the manufacturer, and follow their instructions. They should NOT be easy to get on...................elsullo

 

[.45's and .38's]

Ive went through over 10 of those. Anthing from the pistol grip on a mossberg to all my glock's.

 

[cyclesarge]

I love the one I have on my Kahr MK9. But the grip is pretty small and slippery to start with. It adds some "grip" and a little girth, which make the gun easier to draw. I got the one for .22s and .25s so it took a lot to get it on, but it doesn't move now that it is on.