Does the grip allow for a DC In
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No, there is no DC in. However, I got the grip when I bought my camera and love it. It is the one attachment that I believe is necessary if you do a lot of shooting.
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The grip I received was counterfeit, a fake and it is not a Canon product. This came direct from Canon when I sent it to them because it didn't work properly. It takes 2 rechargable batteries.
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The grip is powered by two Canon Batteries similar to the ones that you would use in the camera, if the grip wasn't attached. There is also an insert that comes with the grip that holds a set of 4 AA Batteries that can be used as an alternative to the specialized Camera type battery packs. There is no outlet however? Did you mean AC power IN as in something that will run off of electricity from a wall outlet? It does not have a jack of that sort on it no
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You can move your hand. Depending on how tight you make the grip it may restrict access to some of the minor controls.
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Yes. The sides have a tight diamond pattern that provides an excellent grip. Best I've ever used.
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No, I dont think because even though this has the griping pad the DA attachment is different, from what I understand.
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Yes. I installed this grip on my 442 and it is excellent. No more pinky dangle.
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Yes. The pistol grip is independent from the quick releases head and the portrait base, so no matter where the grip is, the camera can go to portrait with a simple squeeze. This mounting head is so versatile, it will even hold the camera in portrait in its inverted setting, at the base of the plunge tube of my particular tripod. Excellent for performing macro in the wild.
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The grip does shield your hands. Is this tool set meant for electrical work, most likely not. However, they are well insulated. The grip also does not wiggle, it is on really firm. I have used this set on basic electrical work, changing light switches, etc.
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No, you'll have to remove the old grip to put this grip. You can use the same screws.
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I'm sorry that I can't answer this for you. It is entirely up to the individual persons abilities. The handle favors the right handed grip due to the shape of it. The handle is shaped somewhat like a capital D.Regards,Gary
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I can't say for sure because I only have the stock grip, but I would have to guess no as the fit leaves no room for anything extra. I would ask on the Sneaky Pete site for an exact answer.
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Not sure. I have only used them with standard dumbells and bars. The powerblock appears to have the contour/ergonomic grip.
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Given the price, an emphatic no. I've been using the grip since it first came out as an alternative to the MB-D12 and I haven't had enough issues with it to consider not buying it. Having a grip is almost a needed accessory and you really can't go wrong with the price.
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I think so. The ruger commander and my colt defender have the same size grip. I uses this in the beginning but don't use it any more it ruins the look of the gun.
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The grip opens a maximum of 1 1/8 inch wide. The switch on mine hasn't failed, but if it does it is a simple matter to replace it with a better quality that is commonly available.
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I actually never used it.. turns out was not worth the purchase, been in a drawer. However I don't see that the grip would cause any issues.
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No it does not. I had my grip installed at a local Sporting Goods store. It cost a few bucks for their expertise, tape, and glue.
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Yes. from the description:D-shaped handle fits in the palm and provides comfort and control, keeping the knife's handle secure in the hand during use.Available standard in D-shaped handle styles or by special order in reverse D-shaped handle styles.