Do you think the qwikgrip would need to be trimmed for a Crimson Trace laser install?
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Not according to the fellow who tried that combination several weeks ago and posted a picture of the two together. He said they fit together well with no modifications.
Edited to add a link to his post: http://kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t...ight=qwik+gripIt would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
-- Alice in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Originally posted by TucsonMTB View PostGlad you are pleased, as am I after many range visits.
Anyone else interested can visit http://www.qwikgrip.com/page2.htm for sizing details.
Thank you, TucsonMTB, for the recommendation!Very interesting...
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Originally posted by mcernik View PostThx for the info and link..
Originally posted by JFootin View PostI got one for my CM9. It Fits perfectly, just as in the photo. When I got it, it was kind of whitish and oxidized looking. So, as I wipe my pistol with a silicone cloth, I wipe the grip, too. It makes the rubber darker and fresher looking. (I wipe the polymer, as well. It makes it look better, too)
Thank you, TucsonMTB, for the recommendation!
It's good to hear that the molding residue wiped right off. The fellow who distributes these is very conscientious . . . to the point that he sent me a replacement for a miss-packaged (wrong size) grip I received from Lone Wolf, even though it was not his fault!
I am hopeful he gets his order process worked out soon (probably eBay) so that more people can conveniently enjoy this attractive grip solution.It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
-- Alice in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Originally posted by allglock View PostI wish they still made the Butler Creek ones, like in my picture. I only have one left! They are the thinnest I have ever seen.
Do you know what size yours are? When I bought mine, Butler Creek marketed their grips as "Uncle Mikes". I still have a couple of "Uncle Mikes" "Universal Slip-On Custom Grade Grips for small to medium frame autos" new in the package. The package is labeled "#59601 Small". They fit my Kel-Tec P-3AT perfectly and might stretch enough to go on the PM40, but I am afraid to try. It would be a shame to destroy one of the last pairs I know of.
The ones I have measure 0.050" in thickness, relaxed and just out of the package. The Qwik Grips for my PM40 are pretty close at 0.065" in thickness measured with the same cheap, dial-indicating calipers.
Part of the difference may be that the edge of the Qwik Grip has a rounded bead, unlike the entirely flat edge of the "Uncle Mikes". Also, the Qwik Grip rubber material feels a little more dense. But, they are both very thin and smooth once installed on their respective pistols.
If your Butler Creek grips ever need replacement, I think you might be happy with a Qwik Grip.It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
-- Alice in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Originally posted by TucsonMTB View PostNice! They certainly appear to be very thin.
Do you know what size yours are? When I bought mine, Butler Creek marketed their grips as "Uncle Mikes". I still have a couple of "Uncle Mikes" "Universal Slip-On Custom Grade Grips for small to medium frame autos" new in the package. The package is labeled "#59601 Small". They fit my Kel-Tec P-3AT perfectly and might stretch enough to go on the PM40, but I am afraid to try. It would be a shame to destroy one of the last pairs I know of.
The ones I have measure 0.050" in thickness, relaxed and just out of the package. The Qwik Grips for my PM40 are pretty close at 0.065" in thickness measured with the same cheap, dial-indicating calipers.
Part of the difference may be that the edge of the Qwik Grip has a rounded bead, unlike the entirely flat edge of the "Uncle Mikes". Also, the Qwik Grip rubber material feels a little more dense. But, they are both very thin and smooth once installed on their respective pistols.
If your Butler Creek grips ever need replacement, I think you might be happy with a Qwik Grip.
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Originally posted by Rainman48314 View PostThe web site does NOT list a size for the Ruger LC9. Does anyone know if there is a model available and that the web list is just out of date?
I'm guessing a size 2 would work because it fit my CW40 so well and they are similar in dimensions, I believe. But, Barry is more likely to know than I am.It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
-- Alice in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Inner Tube Grip
So thin the grip texture prints through it.
TilosAttached FilesI apologize if my post contains the same or similar information as someone who has posted before me.
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