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Prodigalshooter

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Well, finally got my wood Monogrips from Hogue and man are they sweet looking. Feel good too! Tulipwood, a bit pricey, but beautiful and they fit my wife's hand better too!
 

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Oops, forgot to turn it, sorry. Now, a pic of another great thing, our new grandson, sorry, can't stop myself!:cool: :cool:
 

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That was strange, got the message saying my file was too large; so I cropped and reposted and zap, there the both of them are. OK, HERE is the tulipwood!;)
 

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That's mighty pretty wood--and the kid looks like he'll be a shooter in due time, too.

The thing I like best about Hogue stocks is the slight shelf at the top. Since I can't very well unlearn all the years of bullseye shooting, I might as well enjoy a place to cock my thumb. Another thing I like about Hogue stocks is that they always fit. I don't care for the company's checkering, but I've never bought a pair of Hogue stocks that didn't fit perfectly.
 
Yes, I placed the order on their web site, got them within 10 days.
The little guy will have people influencing his shooting future, his Dad and Granpa, so i think we'll get the message across;)

Yeah, the grips fit very nicely, the only complaint I have about Hogue, is that they don't make a pair that will fit my Taurus 627.
 
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