I just ordered this grips yesterday. Do I need to replace the hammer spring if my current grips are e2?
2075533
no simply remove screws, place new grips on insert new screws provided . they look great .
1389571
your sig should be tapped under your handles. You should check first. if it is tapped then order the set of screws to go with it and you'll be fine.
2251214
I had the manufacturers instructions how to remove old grip and the new grip was easy to install. Regarding latex, you will have to check with Pachmayr.
1814947
All you need to do is take the original grips off and put the hogue grip on. No parts or extras needed
1059454
No it doesn't. The screws on your original grips work great, but no new screws come with it. Be careful tightening them I broke the head off of one of mine.
1877163
My grip came with parts list. I am not home now...check your original box...I will post part # next week. Mark
406423
I put these on a Taurus that had the original factory wood grips, a very early model. The original screws worked fine on these Hogue grips. The Hogue's were an excellent fit and feel. Hope this info helps.
208411
Get the Wolff Xtra trigger spring to make it worthwhile. That's the only way to get it down to a 3.5 pull. Connector leaves you with a 4.5 pull
150202
Jess,You should be able to use the same screw used for the original grip. Check to see that you have it aligned right?
1615252
They replace the grips. You take off the original ones and screw these new ones on.
805216
Remove old, definitely. Grip size important but replacement should not make difference.
208412
No. You don't have to change the factory spring, but there is a heavier spring that you can purchase that will make squeezing the trigger even smooher!
1662300
they worked well for a time and then the spring mechanism failed, I think it was a while ago. check out RAM Mounting X grips
1870695
My recollection is that I reused the original screws that held on the plastic Walther grips. The Hogue grips are great; inexpensive, better hand feel than the originals, and you can keep your originals in nice shape in case you chose to sell the gun (but nobody in their right mind ever sells a Walther P5, one of the truly all-time great pistols :^) Regards, Steve
1756347
I do not suffer from hammer bite on my Glock. However, those who wish to take a higher grip position may have a problem. The other option for the Glock is replace the frame from Lone Wolff with a beaver tail or have custom grip contouring done to your stock grip. This is an inexpensive way to discern if a higher grip will help and is adequate to achieve a higher grip.
1275367
No you don't!! I also suggest you don't try new upper control arms!! They don't fit right. They throw off your alignment!! Just use a saws all and cut bump stops off. It will show you in the install instructions what to do
1782881
No need for additional hardware. Use the screws from original grip. I love the feel of the Hogue rubber grips. You will be pleased too.