Are these grips thinner than the hi power stock walnut grips? I'm looking for a pair of slim grips form my BHP
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Not sure. I replaced original plastic black grips and the wood grips were about the same size and a whole lot prettier.
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If your bike has grip shifters than yes, if your bike has trigger shifters then they will be to short. These are grip shift model grips which are shorter than standard model grips.
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Yea you can replace the stock grips with metal ones or whatever you want RE: to living dead your wrong man you can replace the stock grips, there are 2 flat head screws on either side. Plus I've seen metal grip replacements just for this model.
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I bought a pair. Nice grips, although a bit thick in my opinion. They will fit eith a P230 or the p232
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Maybe a inch and half is my bars are inch and a quarter they seem just bigger than the bar. If you don't want the fat 2" grips these are the ones to get I had fatter Harley ones and my wrists band hands would go numb. Not with these Avon's. Good price too
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Sorry, unfortunately I don't know and I don't have the grips anymore. We didn't use them as bike grips as intended but for a completely unrelated application. What I would say is that they would be the right size for a conventional handlebar, not over or undersized. The quality seemed very good.My apologies that I couldn't be more help.TyB
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good question but i know they are not for gripshift. you need grips labeled for gripshift. they make them.
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If you are making mention of the E2 Grips that come from the factory, the Hogue grips replace them. As a matter of fact, these grips will be used as a replacement period and will not go over anything. There are Hogue grips that go over stock grips but these are not it. Be sure to check out you-tube to show removal of the E2 grip system if that is what you have?
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I'm sorry I don't know if they will work. I can tell you that I used the same grips that were on the factory bars and they worked fine. The Chubby bars are tapered down to 1" at the ends, so I believe any 1" grips will work. I love the new bars, I think you will be pleased with them also.
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Same way my kimber was. Really nice grips for the price. Made my desert warrier look like a different gun. To answer your question YES.
116248
I cannot answer about the differences. The quality of the good grips are great. There may be a difference in the measurement guide. That is all I can offer you.
275388
Slim line grips are thinner in thickness than standard. This helps shooters with smaller hands. Shorter screws are needed so that they don't enter into the magazine well blocking the magazine. The reverse is also important. Slim line screws are too short to hold standard grips.
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No, they use flat head screws. If not mistaken, the stock grip screws were used.
1090919
They are stiffer than stock. I have an 09 tacoma double cab 4x4 with bfgoodrichs kos.
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Do yourself a favor and get a Talon Grip. I've tried them all and for $18 Talons Rubber Grip is Tops in my Opinion. I have them on 5 of mine. Easy to install, Tuff as Nails and Last forever. Seems the Rubber Slip-on Grips last a couple hundred rounds then split or tear. Hope this Helps.
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The grip is 11" ( new in package) and these are very nice grips. Length may vary a little after you install.
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These grips are for a J-frame. I am not familiar with this revolver and I couldn't find any reference regarding frame size for this model other than "small". So you may want to call S&W; customer service and clarify with them if "small" and J-frame are the same.