Is this grip made of a sticky rubber? Most Hogue grips are, but I would think that would interfere with drawing out of a pocket.
268575
The one I received was not sticky, but once the new wears off it may soften up and become sticky. I have had no issues with the draw in practice.
268576
It is not a very soft sticky rubber, I have not noticed it grabbing my pockets any doing presentation drills.
2001986
I am using this with a Ruger LCR .38 Special +p revolver. The strap is a bit short but it does cover the cylinder and trigger guard with enough to wrap under the main strap to hold the pistol securely. It is a bit tight. Drawing the pistol from this holster can be awkward, but after practicing, I can draw the weapon out of a Maxpedition Fat Boy bag with a good grip in less than 2 seconds. This is a BUG for me so it isn't that important to be extremely fast.
1074992
I never had problems with any HOGUE grips on any of my revolvers, they are made for comfort and will not be in the way of any operation
1646324
I personally like the square butt on my L 686 and N 629 frame revolvers. Comfortable grips. I am a fan of Hogue.
1325930
same as stock wood grips. Did not reduce recoil felt. You would need Pachmyeres or Hogue rubber grips to accomplish your desired results. These grips makes the pistol look better and feel good in the hand that's all.
1199472
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It actually feels a bit "sticky" and has a low durometer (measure of hardness) so it's comfortable in your hand. On the other hand, since it is so soft it's not quite so effortless to get it into your pocket. It won't simply slide in under it's own weight as a metal or plastic case would allow, but you also won't need to struggle with it. I suppose you can't get both, but this is a pretty good compromise.
1818758
You remove old grips first. There is a tool to facilitate getting (the one piece) grip on to the weapon after which I can say it is not coming loose. DO NOT lose the tool because if you want to remove the Hogue grip in the future it will be tough without it. I am quite happy with these as they don't extend outside the frame of the weapon except in the front.
594574
At first it felt really rough on my hands but after handling it for a while the really course stuff was worn off. Now it feels very grippy but it does not bother me anymore. Honestly I think it would be a head ache if it was on my phone case. It would be tough to get out of the pocket.
120166
Sticky is subjective, but I don't think of it as sticky at all. It is slip-resistant, to be sure, but it's never gotten stuck to my pockets. :-) it slides.
382748
I dont believe the grips will be an issue since the do not come into contact with the holster itself.
1041081
The concealed part has to do with another pocket that u wouldn't knowis there. And that is where u put the holster that it comes with. Yes the Handel does stick out of the holster though.
1685572
The safety will be easily disengaged, but not re-engaged. Arthritic hands here, so the optimum is to cut a notch under the safety that follows the path of the lever. Just remove a little at a time until it's just right for you. If your hands work great and you have a strong thumb, it may be just fine the way it is. This is a great holster, solid, tight fitting, easily removed from the back pocket. And as others have said, it adds a bit more to hold on to.
2236857
A great holster! I forget that I even have a gun in my pocket. There is a rectangular flap of the same material that attaches with velcro and is used to minimize print. I find that I don't even need it.Good luck and GOD bless! And no, it does not cover the safety.
1923319
Nope. You're correct - clip goes on one side or the other, not one end or the other. But when I remove it from my pocket, the "trigger" falls right at my index finger.
1095382
I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in what ever application, i.e depending on the make of the pistol you have)It looks good on my S&W; 910 I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in... » Read More I had the factory polymer grip on my S&W; 910, and after several round I had to make an effort to adjust griping the pistol, as it was kinda thin for my grip, but since I put the Hogue soft rubber grip on, It has added an inch or so, It fill in nicely what I was missing, it fill your palm I put 10 round down range without stopping to adjust , the rubber just grips firm, its the best feeling and for me,it did better with the recoil, the rubber absorb that recoil, it was easy on the hand, without a doubt. Get it you will see and feel the difference from the first shot ( I guess it differs in what ever application, i.e depending on the make of the pistol you have)It looks good on my S&W; 910 « Show Less
1099219
The only issue I had was that my hand is quite large and I had trouble activating the trigger button. I built that area up with black tape and now it works fine. No problem drawing it out of my holster or pocket.