would i be able to put this in the bottom of my er2 so its like what i saw on google but without drilling through the grip
1031767
Yes you should be able to without drilling I see no reason why you couldn't
622125
Not sure, I guess just screw it into the bottom if you have enough clearance below.
1232397
If you have that standard bottom screw opening on the bottom of your P&S;, then yes, there would be a way to use this.
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
1865145
This hogue grip does not fit over existing grip, u will have to remove factory grip. It's fairly easy to install, very comfortable better than factory grip, imo.
990008
my safe has an oulet inside, if i had to drill one i would drill it in either corner on the bottom
218457
I am not sure about your er version. I would contact Samson and see what they have to say about your issue. If you're able to use the Samson rails, I think you will be very thrilled compare to what you currently have on your sig. Good Luck! David Picarsic
704752
No if non removable, No if removable, apology to offer bad new but no room for the correct placement ofthe mount pad. Hope this helps! atxguy
2117409
If you have stock grips it will work, you might have to give it a slight twist as you remove it.
2028964
As long as there are holes for the little bolts to go through I don't see why you couldn't. I added it to the bottom of my front handguard on my AR and I have a Magpul front handguard with pre-drilled holes and it bolted right on.
1961
I doubt it; I've never seen one. The few leather cases I've seen for the E-M5 require it to be completely grip-less. (Also, I wouldn't want a case that goes over the grip: it would make the grip too bulky and ruin the ergonomics.) Best to buy a standard bag, like a Crumpler.
2252584
It will not fit in the grooves, but it could rest on top of the rails if you remove the lockdown thumbscrews. Just take extra care not to disturb the board during the reflow and cooling phase.
1618441
I put mine on the bottom and screw it in like I do my metal one. I don't even use my metal one anymore. Good luck. I hope it works for you.
1215536
There's a supplied collar that fits over the grip locating posts. The grip slips on and screws into the bottom of the collar. It's very secure.
791412
It could scratch the finish if it slides at all. The bottom is all hard plastic. Much safer than metal. I wouold recommend putting a pad under it even a very thin one. This stand is great for tires without flaring knobs that are wide. I use it for such a bike, but didn't work with the bike I bought it for.
1868595
I don't see why not? Just punch out the end, and slide the grip toward the center of the bars
801310
There are mounting holes that you can use to mount the stack in your safe. Since most fireprrof safes are lined with sheet rock on the inside, it is pretty easy to mount the stack where you want it with little or no drilling. The inside of my safe has felt on inside of the walls, so I used the hook side of peel and stick Velcro tape on the back side of my stack which allows me to stick it anywhere inside the safe.