What size Hogue slip?

[GaryO]

are you folks running on your CW9s? Mine shifts around too much without some kinds of help...What say you? Thanks.

[jeepster09]

Use a Hougue Handle Jr. and install it upside down, thats seems to work good for me.

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv276/jeepster09/IMG-20120509-00236.jpg (http://s691.photobucket.com/user/jeepster09/media/IMG-20120509-00236.jpg.html)

[ripley16]

I use the Handall Jr. too. Pachmayr makes one too.

[bruno601]

I made a custom rubber grip out of an old bicycle inner tube. Works great and it was free.

[GaryO]

I made a custom rubber grip out of an old bicycle inner tube. Works great and it was free.



I went this route and was very pleased.
Note: after installation I wiped the grip down with alcohol and increased the tackiness (sp?) by a bunch....
tube size: 16" x 1.75" x 2". turned inside out...

[blackbird94]

I just e-mailed hougue about what grip to use for my cw45. they said model 18000 handle jr. is a perfect fit. even told me about warming the grip with a hair dryer and lubing with windex to prevent splits. will be buying that item tomorrow

[DavidR]

Pachmayr is coming out with a tactical grip glove for the CW9 that looks interesting. Supposed to be available in May.

http://pachmayr.com/home/tactical-grip-gloves.php

[ripley16]

I just e-mailed hougue about what grip to use for my cw45. they said model 18000 handle jr. is a perfect fit. even told me about warming the grip with a hair dryer and lubing with windex to prevent splits. will be buying that item tomorrow

I drop them in hot water for a few seconds to warm it up. Never had to use any "lube" other than the leftover water on the sleeve.

[ripley16]

Pachmayr is coming out with a tactical grip glove for the CW9 that looks interesting. Supposed to be available in May.

http://pachmayr.com/home/tactical-grip-gloves.php

Looks interesting but pricey.

[happypuppy]

I drop them in hot water for a few seconds to warm it up. Never had to use any "lube" other than the leftover water on the sleeve.


Right. A hair dryer works as well. Get the grip hot and slip it over.


Just ' bout the action Boss...

[Pointblank]

I've found Pachmayr slip-ons to be too flimsy in the past and not last very long.

[DavidR]

Looks interesting but pricey.

Not in stock yet but Midway lists the grip for $10.99

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/183682/pachmayr-tactical-grip-glove-slip-on-grip-sleeve-kahr-cw9-cw40-p9-p40-rubber-black

[ripley16]

$10.99

That's better.

[Rm7pr]

I used a hogue Jr and trimmed the bottom for my PM40. I carried it a lot in my back pocket in a guru Dave's pocket holster. I guess it was too much friction or something cause the grip started tearing so I removed it and am back to square one.


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[2tango2]

Handall Jr works perfect for a CW sized Kahr. Have one on my CW9

Trying to find something for a CT45 is a challenge. Regular sized Hogue is too large for single stack


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[DavidR]

I've found Pachmayr slip-ons to be too flimsy in the past and not last very long.

The Pachmayr really soaks up some recoil but it stretches out and will move around.

[2tango2]

Yes the Pachmyrs are flimsy at best. Cutting up a bike tube for the CT45 right now