I HAVE A SIG 229E2. WILL THESE GRIPS WORK? The grips on the gun have no screws. Just pop off.
1937659
Need the screws to secure the grip. Does not stay in place without the screws.
1937660
if there are holes for screws underneath the grips yes if not I wouldn't take a chance on something getting a little loose when you most need it
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Hey bro. Absolutely. I put them on my ambi 1911 e Series and they're perfect. I was checking it out this afternoon and I couldn't believe the grip. Glad I took the fancy stock grips off. As beautiful as they are they're just not as functional as these Hogue's. Go for it and buy them. I'm tellin' ya bro, I could clamp the gun in a vice over my head in the garage and do one armed pullups with the grip. I'd recommend them to anyone.
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Not sure....just call Sig Customer Service in NH & ask them if the sights that fit P220's are the same as the 2022's.....including the front, because they have different heights available on the 220's, 226's, 229's, etc.
2262173
I am not sure if they will fit that particular gun, but I have an ambi safety on my 1911 and I had to sand down the top of one of the grips. You really can't go wrong with these. I love mine.
946950
I out them on a colt 1911 commander. Perfect fit. If your grips are a typical full size 1911 it should work. Crimson is the only way to go. The cheaper ones stick and won't hold their sight.
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I know they definitely won't work on M&P; 22lr . Held the M&P; Shield next to the M&P; full size with Novaks on my full size , it appears there will be an ever so slight overhang on the Shield ........ Great Sights though .
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.
452555
The manufacturer of the gun isn't as important as the caliber. Check your firearm to ensure it's stamped 9x19 or 9mm Luger. If so, then these will work.
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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.
1851817
yes they will fit. I have an SR 1911 commander size with these grips on it.
1686701
I got them for my brothers Springfield 1911 last year. They worked fine. They are for use with the right hand. Observe the left grip. It is grooved for the right thumb.
1615250
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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Evening Mr. Fuchs//To Be Honest,I really do not know/=O[.*Gunner* wrote a Response to you andstated they would not fit,Possibly due to Length/Thread Pattern/Screw HeadType/Etc. I wish you *The Best in Finding Nice Screws that'll work for You*/=O].I bought the Polished version of these Screws for my *1911/Stainless Steel Colt Compact .45 MKIV Officer's Model.Best Regards//Raymond
1149791
I use these grips on an S&W 640 J frame. They do not cause any issues with HKS or Safariland speedloaders.
1077183
I was asked to answer this question by amazon. The pin hole on the factory grips is lower than the Hogue grips. If I remember correctly, part of the grips includes an adapter to give proper alignment. This piece sometimes require minor filing, which I did with a pocket knife as the seam was a tad elevated. Took 10 minutes to install (including filing time and stock grip removal). Changes the feel of the gun, and I would put this on again! Best of luck!
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After removing the old grips the hogue grips will then slide over the grip frame using the provided installation tool. Once the grips are on the weapon they are held in place by friction and are quite secure without the use of a screw.
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Umm, grips don't take ammo. They fit on a gun that does and that is totally up to what gun you have.