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LCP Hogue grip
Perfect fit and definitely made for the Gen 1 LCP. Easy installation. You will have to replace one pin that is provided in the kit The reason for my purchase is I have a larger hand. Feels comfortable. Doesn't seem to add bulk to the pistol or "imprint" the shape for concealed carry. I also purchased the 7 round magazine, which with the Hogue grip, is a nice set up.
Not an accessory, a must-have!
Regardless of what you think of Ruger LCP, which isn't a perfect pistol, but it certainly is one of the most portable pocket options in 380. But it stinks to shoot. Now, I don't mind a few mags but is that enough practice? I don't think so.
I have two LCP's with the stainless slide and aluminum trigger. Couple hundred rounds through both at this point, some without the Hogue grip, some with. I have another Hogue grip on order. The idea is to use one for practicing, while carrying the other.
Anyway, beyond a couple of mags I was getting a bloody thumb knuckle on my strong hand, and it wasn't slide bite. It's just from recoil, and from how it sits in my hand. It's not even just bloody, it's a nasty blister that feels like a burn. So I ordered the Hogue after the first session. And it's definitely much better. I would also say that 7-round mags are a must, too.
The sole negative review here that claims it takes an expert to install is just silly. Afraid of undoing a plastic knob and driving out a pin? Pfft. Look up a Youtube video, it's easy as chips. And the pin that holds the Hogue grip in place keeps it from sliding off and potentially blocking your mag. It's a great grip.
P.S. I believe the photo here is wrong, but the part number is correct. I went by part number and got the right item.
I have two LCP's with the stainless slide and aluminum trigger. Couple hundred rounds through both at this point, some without the Hogue grip, some with. I have another Hogue grip on order. The idea is to use one for practicing, while carrying the other.
Anyway, beyond a couple of mags I was getting a bloody thumb knuckle on my strong hand, and it wasn't slide bite. It's just from recoil, and from how it sits in my hand. It's not even just bloody, it's a nasty blister that feels like a burn. So I ordered the Hogue after the first session. And it's definitely much better. I would also say that 7-round mags are a must, too.
The sole negative review here that claims it takes an expert to install is just silly. Afraid of undoing a plastic knob and driving out a pin? Pfft. Look up a Youtube video, it's easy as chips. And the pin that holds the Hogue grip in place keeps it from sliding off and potentially blocking your mag. It's a great grip.
P.S. I believe the photo here is wrong, but the part number is correct. I went by part number and got the right item.
Pros:
- Actual comfort
Cons:
- The pin could be a tad more snug (but no issues)
Best Used for:
- Ruger LCP
Would recommend: Yes
houge lcp grip
Not as I expected. Has to be bolted on. takes an expert to do this not for the average person that wants less recoil bu somethig that just slip on and attaches securly. Grade FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- everything else about them sucks
Would recommend: No
0 of 5 found the following review helpful.
Hogue Ruger LCP Grip
The Ruger LCP is a small pistol. The Hogue grip makes it easier to grip and to manage recoil. Good instructions made it easy to install.
Pros: Quality item, easy to install
Pros: Quality item, easy to install
Would recommend: Yes
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