I have a P239 and I like it a lot, but the factory grips are not very comfortable for me. I might be that the grip is small, or too narrow. I use this gun for concealed carry and it conceals really nice. I'm thinking of Hogue grips but I was wondering if the rubber grips would stick to the clothing. Do you guys have any experience with this or have any other grips to recommend?
Sig P239 grips
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JNewell
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The Hogue rubber grips are a whole different thing. They have a rounded front (nice) but are finger-grip style (I don't like, YMMV) and yes, they are much more "sticky" than wood or hard plastic.
I don't like them but lots of others do. YMMV. I have seen wood grips that were a little wider than the factory plastic -- don't remember where, perhaps someone else will chime in.
I don't like them but lots of others do. YMMV. I have seen wood grips that were a little wider than the factory plastic -- don't remember where, perhaps someone else will chime in.
Marshall
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I use the rubber Hogue grips...pert near everyday...
I have big hands and for me they made the gun feel soooo much better.
As for grabbing the shirt or the britches thus far it hasnt been a problem.
The extra finger grip along with the tacky grips gives me much better control, escpecially when it's hot out and my hands are sweaty.
I have big hands and for me they made the gun feel soooo much better.
As for grabbing the shirt or the britches thus far it hasnt been a problem.
The extra finger grip along with the tacky grips gives me much better control, escpecially when it's hot out and my hands are sweaty.
Flashpoint
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Here's mine
For me the Hogue grips make a world of difference and I have never had any trouble with them sticking or grabing my shirt.
For me the Hogue grips make a world of difference and I have never had any trouble with them sticking or grabing my shirt.
Climb14er
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Jnewell: <I don't like them but lots of others do. YMMV. I have seen wood grips that were a little wider than the factory plastic -- don't remember where, perhaps someone else will chime in>
I believe those are Nils Grips he's talking about.
You might want to visit the sigforum.com and do a quick search. Nils is available, imported into Florida, the web site and phone number are on the forum.
The grips used to be approx $89.00 but have mushroomed up to $130-140.00 due to the weak dollar. Great reputation from Sig shooters but might be a bit pricey these days.
I believe those are Nils Grips he's talking about.
You might want to visit the sigforum.com and do a quick search. Nils is available, imported into Florida, the web site and phone number are on the forum.
The grips used to be approx $89.00 but have mushroomed up to $130-140.00 due to the weak dollar. Great reputation from Sig shooters but might be a bit pricey these days.
FJC
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I just put some nice checkered Rosewood Hogue grips on my P239. They did make the pistol thicker in the grip, but that was something I needed (the stock grips are just a bit too thin for comfortable shooting to me).
Waste of Money
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The rubber Hogue grips work and fell great but they grab my cover shirts ALWAYS.
Go with wood to fill your hand.
Go with wood to fill your hand.
XLMiguel
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'Nother vote for Hogue wood (walnut) grips, got a set from CDNN for $40. Feel great and dress up the gun a bit, seem to be wearing well.
JNewell
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Those Hogue grips look good. For CCW I prefer a smoother grip -- will check the Hogue website to see what they offer. A little thicker would not necessarily be a bad thing on the P239.
FJC
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Hogue does offer them checkered OR smooth.
I checked the CDNN website and I could only find the rubber grips. How long ago did you purchase them? The grips on the Hogue site are nice but a little too pricey for me. For you other guys, where did you buy your wood grips and how much were they?
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Jiml3
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I agree, the sig plastic grips are too thin. I got a set of Nils Grips and it made all the difference for me. They are imported and somewhat expensive due to the weak dollar but they have a great fit and finish. You can get them stippled or smooth. Gives you a very secure grip and does not bind on your clothing. They are used by a large group of international shooters in competition. Those Hogue grips look very good also.
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