can you get a full grip with this extension? thanks!
1945599
Yes, it gives you a firm three-fingered grip. The only down-side I've noticed is that sometimes the pad of my pinkie gets into the small gap between the grip and the grip extension. It's not noticeable while shooting, but leaves a red mark on my finger afterwards. Even so, I definitely prefer this to a two-fingered grip with a flush magazine though.
1945600
I would say that it would have to do with the size of your hand. My hand is very large and my small finger is actually sitting on the area that juts out at the bottom. So I'm close, but not quite. I would say anyone with a "normal" sized hand would fit fine.
1945601
Yes. I couldn't shoot it without them. A lot of it will depend on hand size . My hands are small.
1945602
Yes they fit my hand pretty well, and I have fairly large hands. The grips provide a nice place for your pinky finger. Hope this helps
1095383
It definatly fattens the grip up about a 1/4 inch. Took some getting used to but i do like the feel much more to grip than stock.
1767297
Hi Hope,I'm not aware of any extensions available beyond the full extended length of this pruner. I don't see how an extension could be fitted--AND I suspect if it went any higher it'd be far too wobbly to control anyway. Best wishes,Richard G
2218220
It is a little difficult, but you have to turn that center piece in just the right spot to fully extend the handle. I know this doesn't help and you have already done this but I had this happen to me and you just have to take a deep breath and fiddle with it until you find that magic spot. After the 2nd time, I never put it short again.
1856015
I had to trim a little off the top of the grip for it to work. The grips are well worth the trouble.
1356868
Grip extension, no. The rest extension, yes. But either way, it fits the standard pistol like a glove and anything that makes the fit tighter, could delay retrieval.
1645332
Unfortunately, no, you can't get enough leverage with just one hand. I'm a climber, and I would love to be able to roll out my forearms while warming up at the gym, but I really can't. And unless you're super flexible, your back is out as well. I guess it's really only useful for your lower back and lower body.
55732
It does give you the extended reach. I would not be able to reach without it. I'm glad I bought it!
417167
I do not think they will stretch that much, but you may be able to remove some of the black foam padding from the internal diameter of the grip.
1409032
You can while the grip itself still works. However, this product is very unreliable... mine really only serves as a grip now. The battery side of it including the pass-through recharging capability it had all died within about a month of purchase. I'd junk it out if it wasn't a good grip on its own.
1730316
Yes,.the way it's designed you would have to. But it's not too hard and it's a good grip.
343272
I had no issues! The extra grip simply attaches to the bottom of your camera. The feel is a little on the cheap side, but I LOVE this thing. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. At less than half the cost of the Nikon extender grip it is worth every penny.
1268515
Yes. It simply screws into the bottom of your putter, so it does not matter how thick the grip is
1284184
I just tried it and measured, squeezing a tight as I could it seemed to max out right at 3 1/4".You might get it to work but it could be hard to get it to grip if the post is round as i assume that it is.
1332193
no, you can fully extend the leg, do not worry about it. Worry more that does not fit tight
1420948
Yes, I feel it can, and you have your other hand to tighten the grip if you need more compression.
1367107
I have this grip & keep it on 99% of the time. I'll take it off to make sure it stays clean. It's been a wonderful piece of equipment! Highly suggest! Hope this helps!