[tblt]

Shouls I buy a houge grip or try the gun without it?
Should I get a lazer or a light for the rail?
If I buy a light what is a good one for a great price?

[MikePGS]

You probably want to shoot it a few times before deciding, but I think I actually decided against a P95 due to my not being terribly fond of the grip. YMMV. Of course, you still need to post pics when it comes in :D

[tblt]

I have herd the houge sleeve makes it feel like a whole different gun.
I like the fact on the ruger sa/da if you have a misfire just pull the trigger again.Da only you have to rack the slide.I don't know if my wife or me under a streesfull situation could rack the slide and reload if a intruder broke in the house.

MY other choice was an XD but it is Da only and I like having that hammer

[MikePGS]

Very cool, didn't know it came with a second strike capability. I was looking hard at one for a bit (cdnn has them for 249 NIB for blued) but when it came down to actually holding one (and comparing it to the other candidates, an M&P 9 and a Ruger P345) it just didn't seem to click with me. It seemed a bit heavy, in spite of the fact that I think the P345 weights more, and the grip was very slick. Either way, I hope it works for you, let us know how it goes.

[mountaindrew]

How big are your hands?
The p95 has rather large grips for a polymer pistol, so adding a hogue would make it larger. Try it out stock first. You can always accessorize later.
I hope you enjoy your p95!

[bestseller92]

I don't think my P95 has large grips -- about the same as my G22.

I'd try it without the Hogue first.

The P95 is a superb pistol.

[dispatch]

It's a great pistol. I agree that you should shoot it first before deciding on any grip additions/changes. I'm a fairly large guy and find mine very satisfactory with the factory grips. Enjoy the pistol!

[bluez4u]

I have the slip on grip on mine......wow...like a new gun.....

Congrats!

[bluez4u]

pic

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99/kjr44130/DSC_0279.jpg

[jakeswensonmt]

I have herd the houge sleeve makes it feel like a whole different gun.
It does, in a good way.

[Blue Brick]

Try a bicycle inner tube.

[boomer1911a1]

If you decide to install the Hogue Hand-All (the sleeve's trade name, I think) make sure you follow the instructions and use a hair-dryer. I just yanked mine onto my P345 and -- while I like the improved feel and size of the grip -- it has never felt "fixed". It will slide around under finger position changes.

[tblt]

I know I should wait but when I get somthing new I like to buy stuff for it.
I have already looked at 4 different self defence ammo I would like to try
Federal hydra shok 124 gr.
hornady tap 124 gr
remington Golden saber 124 gr.+p
Magtech 115 gr.+p

[xjer]

I have the Houge grip on both of my P95d's. The factory grip
is to slick for me.

Mike