Just got the CZ p-09 duty, was wondering if the grips will work, and if not dose anyone know witch one will? Thanks
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No. I'm not aware of any Hogue grip that would fit. I'd try Talon Gun Grips. They make them for most guns.
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No. How anybody answered yes to this question, I am not even going to ponder as it is as far from the truth as possible. This will not fit a CZ P-09 as the P-09 is a polymer framed and no removable grips. The only option I can think of is a slip on a Hogue slip-on grip like this: Hogue Rubber Grip Handall Full Size Grip Sleeve and the Talongungrip mentioned. The Talongungrip though is essentially just a grip tape shaped nicely to the frame in the case of your P-09.
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No. How anybody answered yes to this question, I am not even going to ponder as it is as far from the truth as possible. This will not fit a CZ P-09 as the P-09 is a polymer framed and no removable grips. The only option I can think of is a slip on a Hogue slip-on grip like this: http://www.amazon.com/Hogue-Rubber-Grip-Handall-Sleeve/dp/B0014VRS22 and the Talongungrip mentioned. The Talongungrip though is essentially just a grip tape shaped nicely to the frame in the case of your P-09.
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I asked the same question to smith and wesson support since that was the grip they sold on their website for my gun. Luckily their customer support sucks and 2 days after I received it through Amazon and installed it they emailed me saying it couldn't be used for my gun. The grip comes with a piece that the pin holds in place and has a spot for the grip to screw into that so the original grip on the gun looks like a different pin and screw position then the Hogue grip, but it works. Rubber grip helps with shooting the gun since it is a smaller lighter. Gun and the rubber helps keep it stable. The pin is a little difficult to get in place but if you tap it in with a small hammer and pin set it fits. I had to file down the piece that the new grip screws into (plastic) to fit into gun handle properly but I just used the file on a leatherman combo tool
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I have the 92FS and they did fit with the grips. Not sure about your model. They are a great improvement. Makes grip a bit wider. Makes gun look a lot better.
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I can only answer for my Beretta. They are very tricky in setting the site, but other than that now are one of the best products on the market for the price. I would make it clear on your order which type of firearm you are attaching the laser grip too, that way there is no conflict. They have a very good return policy. Sorry I could not be of more help. Best of luck to you.
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I do not know about your gun. Call or e-mail Pachmyr, they have a listing of all the guns and grips, nice people to deal with.Chuck,
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It's supposed to fit the ruler p series pistols.That is why I bought it for my p85. The p85 has no rails and I could not find a laser site To fit. This grip site is the only one I could use.
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sounds like you have a full-size frame..if so, these grips should fit. They fit my Springfield Full-size Range Officer perfectly.
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It fits the Kel-Tec PF9 perfectly!! I have put it on 2 of them and each person loves the grips. Depending on your hand size you may want to put it on upside down. That changes the finger grip positioning.
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hello,if you pistol will accept standard grips, these will work. These are direct replacements for the factory standard grips. This is the answer I received from magpul.My opinion, since I have not tried these on a 1911 yet, -- If your grips look just like these, they will work. And they are polymer, so they can be easily modified if there are any sharp edges or slight mods that need to be made to make them work with the millions of 1911s out there.I hope this helps, sincerely, shs, ceo, rock mountain tactical.
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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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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
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This particular holster seems to focus on Glock as a selling point. I had issues with it fitting my CZ p-07 Duty with a Barska GLX. Given that it was just a little too snug with my combination, it should work great with yours as Glocks aren't quite as tall in the barrel and as your laser isn't as blocky. I hope this helps.
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I had this same grip on my city issued p229 40cal double action only, no problem with fitting. Put it on my p229 .357 and still works and fits great. I don't think the rail or non rail have anything to do with the grip.
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If you are talking about the Para LDA 9 these will not fit. I contacted Hogue with the same question and they said that they don't make any rubber grips to fit the Para LDA 9 at this time. They do make the grips to fit a Hawg 9.I measured a Para LDA 9 with the factory grips removed and it was 2 3/8" from center to center of the holes.
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I do not remember posting anywhere that this grip fits the .45, they absolutely will not fit the .45. They will only fit the 9mm, .40 S&W;, or the .357 Sig models.
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W.; With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W.; My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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My thoughts: I have a Smith 13-1 (apx 1967 vintage.) I have three (honest THREE) different sets of Pachmayr grips for it, and they are all completely PerfecT. They needed no trimming and the bottom is totally captured (surrounded.) I do not, though, recommend Hogue grips. They are a bit weird, for me, and feel sticky and....... well... just didn't feel right For Me. We are all different. I am 65 years old and have been shooting since I was 10. If you can't get to a store where you can look and feel the grips, Pachmayr is a good bet. (Especially if you can return them... like buy from Midwest. Just thoughts.) Let me know if I can further help. Barry