p 85 hogue ruger grips fit a ruger p 95 ?
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Walt Sherrill
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The P95 has a polymer frame; there are no grips, per se -- as the area where grips are normally mounted are a part of the polymer frame.
The only thing you can do is use a slip-on grip cover. That can make the grip feel better in your hand, or fit better -- but it won't look better.
Check out the Hogue Handall (but other companies make similar slip-ons...) Be sure to scroll down when you open the link, below.
http://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=114
The only thing you can do is use a slip-on grip cover. That can make the grip feel better in your hand, or fit better -- but it won't look better.
Check out the Hogue Handall (but other companies make similar slip-ons...) Be sure to scroll down when you open the link, below.
http://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=114
i'll head over to nick's ( firing line - marietta ) tomorrow & see if they've got a slip-on sock,,, thanks, guys ! appreciate your adviceIf they don't, you are only a couple of miles from Adventure Outdoors. They will have it.
Another consideration. I've used the Hogue slip on grips in the past and actually prefer the bicycle innertube versions. For around $10 you can buy a tube at Walmart. Cut a 3"or so section out and slide it over the grip. Trim with a sharp knife. All of my AR's and Glocks have them. They add next to nothing to the overall size, but provide a firm, non slip grip. They even fit over finger grooves. You can do a dozen guns for around $10.
Another consideration. I've used the Hogue slip on grips in the past and actually prefer the bicycle innertube versions. For around $10 you can buy a tube at Walmart. Cut a 3"or so section out and slide it over the grip. Trim with a sharp knife. All of my AR's and Glocks have them. They add next to nothing to the overall size, but provide a firm, non slip grip. They even fit over finger grooves. You can do a dozen guns for around $10.
