Got the Pachmayer slip on grips for my M&P40. Well worth the $17.00 for all the guys who have the poly type guns. Give the pistol a nice feel but then I have the Houge rubber combat grips on my Para GI Expert .45. Just my .02
Pachmayr slip on grips.
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Amazingkg3
CGN Regular
- Location
- St. John's, NL
Would you prefer the Pachmayr ones over the houge ones? You get it at TSE?
Amazingkg3
CGN Regular
- Location
- St. John's, NL
It really beefs up the grip and helps with really comfortable finger grooves. Id like to try this Pachmyar one though
Amazingkg3,
Looks like the Hogue enhances the finger groves and looks very grippy.
If my memory serves me correctly the Pacs don't have finger groves but will mold to the shape(?)
btw...interesting mag bases. How do you like them?
Looks like the Hogue enhances the finger groves and looks very grippy.
If my memory serves me correctly the Pacs don't have finger groves but will mold to the shape(?)
btw...interesting mag bases. How do you like them?
- Location
- NW New-Brunswick
Hogue is very good. The only thing is that sometimes, it may slip from side to side. Not a big problem. Good>Bad
Amazingkg3
CGN Regular
- Location
- St. John's, NL
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=539879
check that out for my opinion. Little tiny review, not much
For slip-on grips, I've used both the Pachmayr and Butler Creek (which are getting hard to find). The Butler Creek come in three sizes and stretch easier than the Pachmayr. I've used the BC on a number of pistols... Beretta, Colt Match Target, Astra, etc.
