I'm about to give my 220 some spring and barrel upgrades. I current use the Hogue wrap around grip which has worked fairly well but I hear a lot about the E2 grips. Any feedback?
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Sig 220 E2 grip upgrade worth it?
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I believe the E2 grip is supposed to be smaller, so that may be a problem if you like the fat Hogue rubber grip. The other problem will be finding a set.
Matthew D. Van Norman
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The factory grips aren't horrible but I need more sticky.
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The slims feel stickier than the standards but don’t have as much bite as the old checkered plastic. The E2 stock did feel good on my friend’s P226. However, I’ve also heard that the E2 forces the user’s hand lower on the grip frame.
If I had big hands, I would probably look for wooden stocks.Matthew D. Van Norman
Dancing Giant Sales | Licensed Firearms Dealer | Rainier, WAComment
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I have a 226 with standard grips, my buddy has a 226 with E2 grips both running .40 . Like mentioned above , the grips do force your hand lower,and the barrel higher and I didn't like it.Originally posted by TeddyBallgamemaybe I'm wrong, but, if a $50.00 investment can help me a bit, i'll just have to go a day without the hookers and blow to cover it
Originally posted by ir0nclash86I would wipe it off for the simple fact of not wanting to get sprayed in the face with it during the first few rounds.Originally posted by Ride MadoneIt does not matter.An AR is the very best and safest weapon to use for home defence.Comment
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i like how my hand fits over the OEM factory black-plastic-checkered grips of all my w german Sigs. the grips hold just fine to the hand and seen as the 'signature' of the old-school Sig Sauer handguns by many. i wouldn't want a set of grips that would alter my hand location while holding/shooting a Sig. the great ergonomics of the Sig has much to do with the 'balance' of the gun while being held in the hand. imho the location of the grip area, and the relationship between the grips and the hand is part of that balance.
i do understand that 'one size does not fit all' and i'm speaking from personal preference based on my history with the w german/german variants of the Sig Sauer P series handguns.Comment
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