Is this safe to use on S&amp;W aloi frame resolvers like the governor and 300 series? How about pistols plated with Robar's NP3+ treatment?
325845
As far as I know, yes. I usually use distilled water in mine. Work's great. Work's even better with the Hornady gun cleaning solution.
617136
I just spoke to Crimson Trace. They confirmed that new models of the SRH, including the Alaskan, do not fit this grip. There is no estimated date for repair. I'm sufficiently irritated by the handling of this matter that I will not purchase a Crimson Trace product of any type in the future.
1288925
you should not have any problem with it I also use it on my Savage Mark ll, so enjoy!
1646043
A having researched the differences, I believe the issues are very slight and can easily be dealt with buy anyone quickly with a little observation and common sense. I believe it is a pin diameter issue. I bought one and was surprised at the quality and was prepared to do the mod but it went on very nicely on the GSG922. Go for it, You are an American and will overcome. I have faith!
1149949
I have 2 Savage rifles, .308 & .338 Lapua, with muzzle brakes and it works quite well. I had the same concern. The test is to rotate the unit in the bore and watch to see if the laser point moves.
1177078
hi clint, I actually have had a problem recently, I dropped my gun with it on the versacarry, my gun was protected by the versacarry but it broke, I glued a thin aluminum plate on and it works great again.
674045
Hi Mark - I am sorry but I do not know. My pistol is very new. I can say that it is a very nice breech and improved the accuracy of mine quite a bit.
1170767
We use it regularly on Glocks but don't really put much on the non-metal parts. It's not that I'm concerned about the CLP, it's just that it's not a good idea to use much lubrication (of any kind) on the composite receiver. Hope that makes sense and helps, I have never seen any damage to the composite material.
1149791
I use these grips on an S&W 640 J frame. They do not cause any issues with HKS or Safariland speedloaders.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
1347469
I can only say that I have it installed on a Walther/Colt/Umarex (Licensed by Colt, built by Walther, and distributed by Umarex) 1911 clone in 22 lr. It fits the Colt 70 govt. frame very nicely. It does, however, leave a mark where the setscrew contacts the trigger guard. I have no experience in the higher calibers. I have read some forums where recoil was a problem, but I think a little LocTite on the screws would solve the issue.
1538367
The Hogue grips are slimmer than S&W; factory grips and the left grip panel is inletted so you should not have a problem with speed loaders.
1879575
No problem. I have a slidefire SSAR22 I burn a lot of ammo lol. I'm sure these things will last the life of the rifle.
628718
no problem! Just know what frame type you have and know is it a square butt or a round butt. The grips work great I have them on all my guns.
1066273
This is same as B3 - I highly recommend it. I spray painted mine with bedliner paint and put a red dot with a riser. Also you can polish the trigger sear - this gun is by far my most accurate gun ever. I returned the Winchester I posted about above because this was just much more easier/accurate to shoot.
132266
I have been using them for a year or so and see no deterioration yet. I just worked with my .416 Africa PH rifle and as a final bore prep used a light coating of metal preserving type fluid, which I flushed out with the squeege, as shooting with an oily bore is not good. Using the squeegee in this manner, it should last many years. All can say.
2007363
I have a Lula loader and it works great for my Glock 19 double stack and 45acp single stack. I don't know about S&W; but I'd give it a try. I wasn't real happy with the HKS either.