Sig 239 Grip Suggestions

[guyfromohio]

I have a wonderfully reliable and accurate Sig P239. I've put thousands of rounds through without any issues whatsoever. However, it takes a very conscious aim to shoot accurately because of the slim grip in my hand. Can anyone recommend a replacement grip that might fill the hand a bit more? I'd like it to have a more natural point to it.

Edit: I prefer wood or other hard materials.... Just personal preference.

 

[NGIB]

I use the Hogue wrap-arounds on mine...

 

[guyfromohio]

Thanks for the quick response! I should have mentioned that I prefer a wood grip, but may end up with the soft Hogue.

 

[RustyShackelford]

CT lasergrip?....

If you are interested, see the CT laser-grip(red dot).
www.crimsontrace.com
CT is a industry leader for sights & lasers. They have a warranty & great QC.
If you like wood or want a rubber/polymer design, the Hogue is worth the $$$.

RS

 

[boricua9mm]

Hogue makes wood grips for the 239; they make the grip more like the 228. I bought a set a long, long time ago and re-shaped them to reduce the thickness and fit my hand better. They also offer aluminum and G10 grips, but I haveno idea about the thickness of 'em.

Nill$ are another option. The Crimson Trace grips Rusty mentioned would definitely be fatter than factory.

 

[guyfromohio]

Thank you. I was wondering about that wood Hogue. I want my 239 to point like my CZ PCR. Pipe dream? Maybe.

 

[RustyShackelford]

CT red laser aimer....

I looked over the CT main website.
The retail price of a P239 red dot lasergrip is approx $339.00 .
It may be lower with other online places like Midway USA or Natchez Shooting Supply.

I'm not sure $350.00 could justify a red lasergrip. You could buy a second gun(back up) for that $.

 

[guyfromohio]

Not interested in a CT. I'm not a fan of lasers. I'd rather have it point naturally.

 

[340PD]

If you are interested in having a set of grips that actually help you hold on to the gun, try G 10 grips from Hogue. Not wood and very expensive, but worth every penny in my opinion.
My shooting with my 226 improved dramatically after installation.

http://www.hoguestore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=23_47_548_715

 

[guyfromohio]

Thanks. Order placed for Hogue G10.

Edit: cancelled order. After reading a bit more, the hogue hardwood are thicker which is what I'm looking for.

 

[guyfromohio]

Got the Hogue hardwood deluxe today. They seem to fill the hand much better than stock. Hoping to shoot next week. Will update.

 

[guyfromohio]

I'm pretty pleased with the new look and feel. Likely won't shoot until later in the week.

 

[guyfromohio]

I was disappointed with my shooting today. As per typical, no failures of any kind as I launched 200 Blazer Alum down range. My POI did move in the right direction as I no longer had the tendency to hit left. I just still can't get that gun to make one ragged hole in the middle. I could spend more money and get a lower front sight so i don't have to cover the target, but half of this exercise was really to talk myself out of carrying the PCR. I love that CZ and shoot it beautifully, but I'm having trouble convincing myself that my $500 gun with zero failures and perfect poi is not a lesser gun than the $650+ Sig. The PCR wins it for now. On my hip as I type this.

 

[Rinspeed]

As a general rule I hate rubber grips but the Hogue finger groove grips work so damn well I don't care how they look.