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    Just picked up a Hogue Grip Sleeve for my CW9 but instead of the Handall JR., I went with the two raised grip model made to fit medium to large pistols. It fits perfectly and has just the right amount of overhang to accommodate my mag grip extensions. It sits perfectly flush with the bottom of the extension and comes right up to about an eighth of an inch below the mag release. Figured I'd post this because there seem to be a lot of posts recommending the Handall Jr. Ive got all three fingers on Hogue rubber and it feels fantastic. My hands are a bit bigger and getting a good grip for accurate shot placement has been a bit of a challenge so I think for me this should help tighten up my group. Oh, and the shelves were fully stocked with 45 but no 9mm. I guess I'll have to wait a bit to test my theory eh?



    Oh, PS it looks like 17210 is the model number. "Large tactical grip sleeve"
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    Very interesting...

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    • #3
      Hogue Grip Sleeve

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      • #4
        Sorry bout that. It was a spur of the moment post earlier and I didn't have time to go through the whole rigamarole.

        Heavy is good. Heavy is reliable. If it does not work, you can always hit him with it.

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        • #5
          That looks good! How is it that you are the first member here that has tried this (as far as I know)?
          Very interesting...

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          • #6
            I have the larger size Hogue on other guns, but I always figured they were too large to securely fit the thin Kahr grips. Is it a tight hold... no slippage?
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            • #7
              Am I? Or are you just yankin my chain? Sheer dumb luck I suppose. I stopped into Cabelas to kill some time as I was in the neighborhood and one should never pass an outdoors shop imo. I was just fartin around looking for a mag holster actually and saw their display of grip sleeves. The attendant had me unload and check my pistol at the door and then we opened it up and held it up to see if it would fit. Looked good to me and at $10 what the hell right? I got it home, slipped it on and was thinking Id have to trim it up a bit but nope. Its perfect. Highly recommend it if you're considering a grip sleeve. It works perfectly with the kahr mags with factory extensions.
              Heavy is good. Heavy is reliable. If it does not work, you can always hit him with it.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by bulletdodger View Post
                Am I? Or are you just yankin my chain? Sheer dumb luck I suppose. I stopped into Cabelas to kill some time as I was in the neighborhood and one should never pass an outdoors shop imo. I was just fartin around looking for a mag holster actually and saw their display of grip sleeves. The attendant had me unload and check my pistol at the door and then we opened it up and held it up to see if it would fit. Looked good to me and at $10 what the hell right? I got it home, slipped it on and was thinking Id have to trim it up a bit but nope. Its perfect. Highly recommend it if you're considering a grip sleeve. It works perfectly with the kahr mags with factory extensions.
                First I've seen here, but I haven't been here forever like Bawanna and jocko.

                I notice you are using it with the extended mag. I suppose it would have to be trimmed at the bottom to work with the standard mag?
                Very interesting...

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                • #9
                  does it let the mag drop out?

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                  • #10
                    Good choice with the Hogue grips. I bought one with the palm swell for my CW40 and it makes a huge difference. Will never go back!
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                    • #11
                      Doesn't it interfere with mag removal and insertion?

                      Will it slip down with use (mag insertions) and block the mag well?

                      I have never had a grip sleeve that did not eventually move down and interfere with mag insertion.

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                      • #12
                        No and no. That grip sleeve is on there very tightly.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by bulletdodger View Post
                          Oh, PS it looks like 17210 is the model number. "Large tactical grip sleeve"
                          So, what's the difference between a tactical grip sleeve and a normal one?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by dsk View Post
                              So, what's the difference between a tactical grip sleeve and a normal one?
                              Both the same product, the normal is about 12 bucks, the Tactical is 59.99.

                              I've asked this same question from many many police suppliers.

                              The usual answer is it says Tactical someplace but the guys dig that and will pay large for it.

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