Hogue
Hogue S&w Round Butt Rubber Conv Blk
- SKU:
- RPLHO19022
- UPC:
- 743108190227
- MPN:
- 19022
- Weight:
- 0.31 LBS
Description
Hogue Monogrips are made of soft rubber with a cobblestone (stippled) surface for good grip control, and contain a Sorbothane insert for recoil protection. Features include an internal recoil cushion positioned under the web of the hand for comfort, finger grooves, a gentle palm swell and relief at the top of the grip to allow for the use of speedloaders. Originally designed for the big S&W X-Frame revolvers, these Monogrips have become a favorite for use with lightweight heavy-hitting revolvers like the S&W 69 and 329PD. Precision fit for Smith and Wesson K/L/N/X/Z Frame Revolvers.
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Features :
- Black Color
- Finger Grooves
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