ホーグ GLOCK 42 43 ハンドオール グリップ スリーブ グロック #18200

hogueです。 誰がなんと言おうとhogueでした。 グリップに装着するときのキツさや、装着後のフィット感。 ラバーの質感、デザインのセンスの良さ。 文句のつけようはありません。 ショボいハンドガンもよく見えます。 しかもなんかこれ安いし。

ウマレックスのG42に取り付けました。 このタイプは取り付けに力が必要ですが、取り付けた後は全くズレも無く、しっかりとグリッピング出来るようになります。 安定して握れるようになるのは良いですね。 おすすめです！

はめるのに少し苦労しますが焦らず少しづつすれば大丈夫でした。裂けてしまう恐怖心なく出来ました。しっかりフィットしていい感じです。

実銃用グリップスリーブです。 ガスブローバックGLOCK42に装着出来ます。 かなりタイトですのでドライヤーで軽く温めると装着しやすくなります。

グロックG42に装着する為に購入しました。 サイズがタイトで入れる時に最初がチョットキツイですが 一度入ってしまうと後は簡単に最後まで入りピッタリとフィットします。 握り心地は装着前と比べてすごく良くなりました。 流石HOGUE製購入して良かったです。お勧めです。

This grip adds just what the 43 is lacking. Having this on there makes a world of difference for me shooting this gun. I have had other slip on rubber grips in the past for Glocks that worked ok, but I keep taking them off because they slip and slide around on the gun and in your hand, especially if your hand gets sweaty at all when shooting, which mine does. This Hogue grip, however, sticks right in place on the gun. It hasn't moved a hair since I put it on, and I do quite of bit of messing around with my guns drawing them and dry firing, etc. Now, this grip isn't a "slip on" grip really as much as it is mini hand and forearm workout. It is cast just right to fit on the 43, hence why it hasn't moved at all since it got put on. Some people I guess will heat it up and stretch it on, but I just worked it on and wrestled with it until I finally got it on there, so you don't need a heat gun or throw it in boiling water if you don't want to. It's advertised as a "beavertail grip" but I was little underwhelmed on the beavertail. On my Glock 19 I installed a plastic beavertail extension (many of you may have as well if you own a 19) which I really like, and was expecting this grip to give me a similar feel. It doesn't really, in fact the beavertail part of the grip doesn't even come up all the way to the tip of the beavertail on the Glock to match it. Now I don't know if that was what Hogue intended or not, maybe that was just my impression when I saw "beavertail" in the description. Just know that if you're looking at this mainly for a beavertail extension then you will most likely be let down. Either way, this little grip was well worth the $10 I paid so I give it 5 stars. I think it feels more like a $20 grip so I was very happy with it and it really changed the gun 100% for me.

I own my G43 for a couple of years now and the problem is that this pistol is too small for my hands. As a result, I can be accurate with the first shot, but I have to readjust my grip for the second shot. So, I have this pistol which is made for carry purposes but I am not confident it will be effective in case I ever need to unholster it and that is not the feeling you want for an EDC pistol. I have the large backstrap on my G17 and that works very well for me (I even won some competitions with it) but it is a bit large to carry so recently I have been thinking of buying a G19 which I would be much more confident with and it is a pistol that many carry. Just in case I can save the money, I decided to get this grip sleeve as a last effort to make the G43 work for me and while I cannot call it "perfect", it helped a lot by adding a bit of thickness to the grip and I love the fingers separation because when I grip the pistol, my fingers go to the right place and feels like a more secure grip right away. So I took the pistol to the range and I immediately saw an improvement with the follow up shots. It is not perfect as the pistol is still too small and I have to curle my index finger too much to depress the trigger but the grip sleeve helped a lot. I wish it was a bit beefier on the backstrap but I will take what I can. So for now, I am keeping my money on the G19 idea. Now, installing it was a bit of a task at first because I thought "how hard can it be to stretch it around the pistol grip" but then I tried and I found out that it is not only hard but it is probably impossible. I read some reviews where people used hot water to soften it and even as a "lubricant" to have it slip on but the only time I am willing to get water on my pistol is if it is raining and I absolutely have to unholster it so I was not going to do that. Then I remembered my car trim removal tools and that worked like a charm. You can see the tool in the picture and it is a cheap tool you can pick up at any parts store or even here at Amazon (this one would do: Trim Removal Tool Kit - Pry Tools ) so I put the sleeve as far in on the backstrap as I could then inserted the trim tool on the side and worked it around the front side of the grip (all the way to the other side of the pistol). I did this move 3 or 4 times and the grip sleeve was installed. Then I used my thumb to move it back down so it is flash with the magazine opening and it was installed dry and very tight. If you own a G43, this grip sleeve is highly recommended. Especially if you lave large hands for that pistol.

Hogue 18200 Hand All Beavertail Grip sleeve, Glock 42 & 43, black - I pulled the sleeve out of the packaging and there was no way it was going to slide over my Glock 43 hand grip without some major effort. The rubber is too thick and rigid to allow even a person with exceptional finger strength to slide it on. The packaging and instructions got thrown out, so I read the Amazon reviews to see if others were having problems "sliding on" their sleeve. Based on the reviews I read, most people found it difficult, but some people said after dropping the sleeve into hot water for a few minutes, then applying a few drops of dish soap or window cleaner, it slid on easily and the effort was "worth it". If you have the finger-strength of a gorilla or use a pair of vice-grips, it still isn't going to slide on easily. I tried using hot water and window cleaner and 15 minutes later, I was ready to return it - until I read the reviews that stated they tried to return it, but their returns were refused. Don't get me wrong - I consider Hogue sleeves to be the best on the market and a must-have - I have one on each of my handguns and I love them. Maybe the sleeve I received was flawed in some way and happened to be smaller - but that's an easy-out. I wanted a way to slide it on that didn't involve water or a slippery substance. I looked around the house and found a long-handled tea spoon. and used it like a shoe-horn (see photo) - less than 5 minutes of wrestling it over the hand-grip and the sleeve was firmly in place.... and it's not going anywhere. My advice: take the reviews with a grain of salt - these are quality sleeves - just be aware that sliding it on will be a challenge. After you've tried everything else, just use a long-handled tea-spoon as a shoe-horn - works like a champ. FIVE STARS

After reading all the reviews and watching tutorials online showing how to install this thing, I almost didn’t buy it because it looked so intimidating, and my hand strength isn’t what it used to be. Well, I sprayed a little Windex on it, rubbed it around with a forefinger, got it started, seated, and centered nicely in about, oh, a minute. No cutting out shims from the package to help installation, no using a rag to help me manhandle it onto the grip, no boiling water to soften the rubber. Seriously, I watched videos of younger, bigger stronger guys really struggling to install this and using all those methods. Ha. Guess I’m a bad ass, lol. By the way, this product is really nicely made, really fits well and enhances the grip and feel. Looks absolutely factory too. Nice!

Since I have big hands, I purchased the Hogue 18400 to increase the width of my Hellcat 9mm grip. (Note: as of the writing of this post, Hogue does not have a specific grip for the Hellcat). I chose this model because of the similar grip dimensions between the Glock 43 and the Hellcat. The installation instructions were helpful and it will require some elbow grease and patience to get this grip installed. After a few attempts I was able to get it installed and was pleased to see that this Hogue 18400 does fit my pistol. It is not a precise fit but it’s 90% perfect. Does not interfere with magazine operations. I gave it 4/5 stars for comfort because the finger groove on the sleeve pushes my middle finger up under the trigger guard. It’s not extremely uncomfortable, but it doesn’t feel natural either. It could be my big fingers, so if you have skinny fingers, you’ll be fine. I’ve also ordered the 18200 model to see if that one fits better.