SIG 225 with Hogue Aluminum Grips

[gadget]

SIG 225 done by Walter Birdsongs Black T, trigger job, and Trijicon night sights, you guys can guess on the various 9mm ammunition, also a Emerson custom CQC 9 with temper-line visible.

 

[PaveHammer]

Gadget,

What did the grips run you?

Also, how do you like the smoothness? Are they too smooth? Do they get slippery in the hand?

I ask because I just ordered a checkered set in Green for a P229. I think the smooth ones are more aesthetically appealing, but the checkering is apparently pretty good and aggressive.

Range report with the grips!

Brad

 

[G37]

Very nice!

If I had a SIG I'd definitely get the same aluminium grips (maybe different finish though ).

 

[Backwoods]

I have a checkered set on a P226 DAK and I love them...very grippy and they fit me well.

 

[TFunfer]

Who has the Hogue Aluminum grips in stock? How much are they selling for? I would like to get a set of checkered matte black for my 226.

 

[sogetthis]

Gadget,

What did the grips run you?

Also, how do you like the smoothness? Are they too smooth? Do they get slippery in the hand?

I ask because I just ordered a checkered set in Green for a P229. I think the smooth ones are more aesthetically appealing, but the checkering is apparently pretty good and aggressive.

Range report with the grips!

Brad

I have the Hoge checkered aluminum grips for my P229 in black. Amazing grips... I love them. But I'm anxious to see how cold they get shooting outside in the winter (I don't usually wear gloves).

TFHunter, your best bet is probably ordering direct from Hogue in the USA. I ordered mine during the summer and got them pretty quick (in about a week).

 

[nickorette]

Those grips are great. I have the checked ones. Very grippy.

 

[ian_in_vic]

You got the blue Mag Safe Defender, cool. Are those 'lead looking' hollow points the ultra light weights that used to be around 20 years ago? Forget the brand name but the 38 Spl +P+ were an absolute rush to shoot (LOUD but zero recoil and a great big fireball out of a lightweight bodyguard). The P225 is a great pistol too - ah, the good old days.