[harmonic]

I've only had Hogues on a revolver once. They're fine for my semiautos, but on the revolver there was some "slop" and I couldn't tighten them up.

But I'm wondering if anyone else has that problem and what you did.

[BlindJustice]

I've got three S&W revolvers with Hogue grips
the 686P grips - first set just didn't fit, Stan took them
back and tested em, he said they blew up in his test rig
the next set were very tight - still went loose first trip
to the range but I tightened them and no problem since t
then. THe other two a 625 and 617 great fit, no problem.

Randall

[rcmodel]

Rubber or wood Hogues?

I often see some interferance with the alignment roll pin S&W uses dragging on the inside of new wood grips.

Sometimes, the pin is slightly off-center in the guns frame. Just tap it over until it centers and everything should fit. I have on occasion found a long pin and had to grind off just a tad for slot clearance.

The first time or two you put new wood grips on can take a swift kick in the butt with a rubber mallet to seat everything.

After that, they should come off & go on just fine.

I have never ever had a problem with rubber Hogues fitting.

rcmodel

[gwnorth]

My ruger GP100's came with Hogue monogrips on them, and there is absolutely no slop in the fit at all. They also come on and off smoothly and easily.

I also really like them for comfort and grip, especially on these hot, sweaty summer days (I never shoot indoors).

[19-3Ben]

I've used them on each of my 2 revolvers and I have no problem with either. They fit nicely, have no slop or wiggle, and no space between the grip and frame.