I currently have Pachmayr grips on my model 85 and almost all of my holsters print. Does the Hogue offer any better concealment?
1566636
The Hogue grips are softer and smoother so they might not print as much but they are still fairly large so they won't be invisible.
1566637
I don't think its gunna give to much better results in concealment I think it might be a little longer but slightly thinner mostly built for comfort
1504865
This is a good question and I wish I knew the correct answer. You might want to send an email to Hogue. I bought this for my wife's 20 gauge Mossberg 500 because the standard stock was just a little to long for her to be comfortable when shooting. The shorter stock is exactly what she wanted.
840703
To be honest, I have two other holsters that I prefer. However, the Fobus is comfortable and will stay in place, since it has a little retention thing that catches on the belt when you pull up. The weapon will come out readily when pulled at the correct angle, but otherwise stays firmly in place.
1981801
That I can't really say. The Sneaky Pete's is made for the gun the way you get it from the factory. It'll be a perfect fit for the standard Glock 27 with Standard magazine. I'd email Sneaky Pete's and ask them. The holster is great for my G26, and I've take it and wear it everywhere. No one notices it. Hope that helps.
857904
I would look elsewhere as the Fobus retention system is not the greatest. I have some that has a trigger finger tab on the side which works very well. Also there are a lot nice leather rigs out there. I carry the Beretta 92 every day in a should rig. Don't know about the firearm you are asking about.
327687
Not very effective for concealment. It's kinda bulky will bulge or print. For me I use it for a secondary weapon holster for hunting and at the range. I'm a big guy so it may differ according to your build.
506250
Try directing your question to the people who manufacture this holster. Considering the popularity of the Walther P22, I sure that they can fill you in on the availability of a SNEAKY PETE manufactured for this model. I have the PPK/S holster, and the S&W Mod40, and they both fit and carry very well. Good luck in your quest.
378401
Essentially your comparing apples to apples. The Foxx Holster is also a hybrid, so there would probably not be any significant improvement on concealment with the Foxx. If your are looking for a holster that will give you the most clothing options, as well conceal your firearm as much as possible, then I would suggest looking at some of the all Kydex holsters. I found that The Foxx holster that I bought for my M&P Shield, although an excellent holster , I had to sometimes choose my clothing based off of whether or not I could properly conceal. Lucky, I had already ordered a all Kydex hoster from PJ Holsters LLC , and it had arrived shortly after my Foxx holster did. I can say that I havent used my Foxx Hybrid since. Seriously, GO kydex.
1105884
I've carried for 18 years, using every type of holster/pouch/container there is. Never saw one that was perfect until the Sneaky Pete. The key seems to be the way the inside is blocked and shaped to fit whatever gun a particular model is designed to hold. If you check with them for your particular model and they have it, you will be pleased with the product. Be sure they know all the details (barrel length, laser eqpt, etc.). My only complaint is no provision for a spare magazine.
1086175
Go to sneaky pete web sight and they have all info for which holster. That way you won't be taking advice from regular Joes like me. They also have a very good call for support line.
324982
Hey bro. Absolutely. I put them on my ambi 1911 e Series and they're perfect. I was checking it out this afternoon and I couldn't believe the grip. Glad I took the fancy stock grips off. As beautiful as they are they're just not as functional as these Hogue's. Go for it and buy them. I'm tellin' ya bro, I could clamp the gun in a vice over my head in the garage and do one armed pullups with the grip. I'd recommend them to anyone.
1646324
I personally like the square butt on my L 686 and N 629 frame revolvers. Comfortable grips. I am a fan of Hogue.
1930377
How would a Hogue grip interfere with the revolvers cylinder action or use of a speedloader? They are not even remotely linked together by function. YES, the HKS speedloader works well on a Taurus M85 with the Hogue rubber grip. I've personally used this speedloader on the Taurus and the Ruger SP101. I have since moved on to moonclips, which are easier to carry and faster to load. BTW, really dumb question!
861307
Yes, but remove the Crimson Trace Laser first, put the Pachmayr Grip Glove on, then re-install the Crimson Trace OVER the grip glove. I made the mistake of putting the Grip Glove on top of the Crimson Trace and found out it fits so tight that it kept the activating button depressed, and the laser stayed on. I've fired hundreds of rounds since putting the C.T.Laser over the Pachmayr Grips and it works great. No problems.
1325930
same as stock wood grips. Did not reduce recoil felt. You would need Pachmyeres or Hogue rubber grips to accomplish your desired results. These grips makes the pistol look better and feel good in the hand that's all.
2170308
I also have a Para .45 and had to slightly modify these grips to fit. The Pachmayr medallion is held to the wooden part of the grip with a small pan head bolt that is not countersunk and, therefore, protrudes and would not allow the grips to fit flush on the frame. I removed the bolt and glued the medallion back in place to get the flush-fit needed.
828751
I got the Sneaky Pete holster for my Sig P-238 with a CTL and the extended mag. For 7 shot on it and it works just great. Now I also have the Sig P-938 and I'm going to order one for that pistol. So if you thing about geting a P-938 order that one now and order it for a Lazer also, will save money in the long rung, hope this helps you and it.Fits great with the extended mag also