Hogue Finger Groove Grips For Beretta 92F/96
Soft Rubber
Hogue rubber grips are molded from a durable synthetic rubber that is not spongy or tacky, but gives that soft recoil absorbing feel, without affecting accuracy. This modern rubber requires a completely different molding process than ordinary neoprene and results in a much superior grip. The material we use does not come apart or deteriorate and is resistant to all solvents and oils used around firearms. Hogue Grips give you a lasting precision fit and durability that will provide years of dependable service. The flexibility of our materials and molding process has allowed us to produce superior rubber grips with features that out perform all other makes. Features include orthopedic hand shape and proportioned finger grooves.
All Hogue rubber grips hold securely in cold, wet or sweating hands, and do not have any metal medallions that can irritate the hand. Hogue grips are attractive as well as functional. Molded in a handsome black color they dress up either blue or stainless handguns. Hogue's exclusive "Cobblestone" texture has become the texture of choice among firearm enthusiasts. Cobblestone provides a positive non-irritating stippling feature that replaces traditional checkering. This texture not only gives Hogue a modern and distinctive look, but is also very functional. It is specifically designed to be a balance between a sharply checkered and a smooth grip. Cobblestone provides a firm grip but by relaxing grip pressure allows the hand the mobility of a smooth grip.
Our exclusive molding process is exceptionally superior when it comes to Semi-Automatics. Because the rubber we use actually chemically bonds to the insert we are able to have a smooth hard surface on the inside of the grip. This duplicates a stock grip configuration on the inside, and allows us to maintain exacting tolerances. This is a very important feature that sets Hogue apart. Other brands with steel inserts must wrap rubber all the way around the insert which can hang up on the vital working mechanisms found so close to the grip on many automatics.
