I use the Hogue Universal Handall on my M40 & S9 and am happy with it.
http://www.wholesalehunter.net/outdoor_ ... Grips.html
http://www.wholesalehunter.net/outdoor_ ... Grips.html
Rubber grip for M9
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Sorry if this has been discussed before. I tried searching this site and Google for an answer but found nothing.
Does anyone make a rubber grip for the M9? I currently have a bike innertube grip on mine but I'd like something that has ridges in between the fingers for a better connection, like on most Hogues. Does anyone make one yet? The grip (and lack of aftermarket grips) is the only thing I don't like about this gun. I use it for concealed carry almost everyday. Never a malfunction.
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone make a rubber grip for the M9? I currently have a bike innertube grip on mine but I'd like something that has ridges in between the fingers for a better connection, like on most Hogues. Does anyone make one yet? The grip (and lack of aftermarket grips) is the only thing I don't like about this gun. I use it for concealed carry almost everyday. Never a malfunction.
Thanks in advance!
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rubber grip
I started out wrapping rubber bands around the bare plastic grip on my M9. Did the job well until I could afford the $9 Hogue HandAll which I now use. Not quite as sticky as the rubber bands but comfortable, giving a secure grip on the pistol. It does cause me some grief at the range since the overall size of grip is now larger. Hoping to get used to it over time but as is I have to reposition my hand AFTER drawing more than with the plain old slick factory polymer.
You don't speak highly of the innertube you've been using but the wall thickness might be a better fit in my hand. May try THAT sometime yet.
There's a pic posted in the gallery section here which illustrates the colorful rubberband grip in the hands of my 86 year old mother.
She prefers the Hogue grip as well but has longer fingers.
All the best,
Steyrile
I started out wrapping rubber bands around the bare plastic grip on my M9. Did the job well until I could afford the $9 Hogue HandAll which I now use. Not quite as sticky as the rubber bands but comfortable, giving a secure grip on the pistol. It does cause me some grief at the range since the overall size of grip is now larger. Hoping to get used to it over time but as is I have to reposition my hand AFTER drawing more than with the plain old slick factory polymer.
You don't speak highly of the innertube you've been using but the wall thickness might be a better fit in my hand. May try THAT sometime yet.
There's a pic posted in the gallery section here which illustrates the colorful rubberband grip in the hands of my 86 year old mother.
She prefers the Hogue grip as well but has longer fingers.
All the best,
Steyrile
Pachmayr also makes grips but I have no experience with them.
http://www.pistoleer.com/pachmayr/slipon_grips/
http://www.pistoleer.com/pachmayr/slipon_grips/
Too big? That must be an old M9 problem, because the Hogue Handall barely fit on my M9A1 even after I boiled the thing. I suspect I'm going to have to cut it off if I ever want to remove it.
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It's not that there's much wrong with the innertube grip, it's just that I feel my hand will achieve a more solid connection with the pistol with the finger grooves. It goes on very tight, but it's cheap enough to cut it off when I decide to change.
Looks like I'll have to try a Hogue Handall.
Looks like I'll have to try a Hogue Handall.
I like the handall but it lessens the already somewhat small second finger area between the trigger guard, the rib and that digit.
Tends to place my second finder on the rib of the grip rather than nestled as I suppose it should.
Health & Peace,
Steyrile
Tends to place my second finder on the rib of the grip rather than nestled as I suppose it should.
Health & Peace,
Steyrile
I'm not a big fan of the slip on grips.
I find that after a while they tend to shift a bit on the frame. Also since my hands are small it adds too much girth for me.
One advantage of the rubber grip sleeves is that it does add a bit of impact protection to the frame.
I find that after a while they tend to shift a bit on the frame. Also since my hands are small it adds too much girth for me.
One advantage of the rubber grip sleeves is that it does add a bit of impact protection to the frame.
Bicycle tube stolen from my kids bike. 
Seriously, it works and works good. I got to be a master at this and have the bike tube on all my Glocks and my Steyr M9 and it looks perfect, I have alot of practice cutting it to fit perfect. the Kel-Tec P32 I used a 10 speed tube but a mountain bike tobe for my 19, 17 & 30. I have no need for hogue or pachmayr and hair spray to have them stay in place. The bike tube does not catch on my clothes either. I find it to work the best for ME. Good luck.
Seriously, it works and works good. I got to be a master at this and have the bike tube on all my Glocks and my Steyr M9 and it looks perfect, I have alot of practice cutting it to fit perfect. the Kel-Tec P32 I used a 10 speed tube but a mountain bike tobe for my 19, 17 & 30. I have no need for hogue or pachmayr and hair spray to have them stay in place. The bike tube does not catch on my clothes either. I find it to work the best for ME. Good luck.I just bought a Hogue for my M9...it makes the grip wider, but I like it because my hands are always sweaty.
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