Crimson Trace with a Hogue/Agrip?

[prestocj]

I have a bit of an unusual combination grip on my G19. I have a Hogue grip and then over top I have Agrip.

Question - would the Hogue and/or Agrip need to be removed in order to attach a Crimson Trace lasor to my G19? I believe the CT would add a bit of "bulk" to the grip. If I remove the Hogue and leave on the Agrip (if that is possible with a CT lasor) would the overall feel then be the same?

Thx!

[Buoyboy]

When I put the CT on my G22, it didn't look like I could put the Hogue over it. It was a pain the get the hogue on w/o the grip.

I ended up buying the rubberized decal grip and cutting it where the CT sits on the grip and attaching it.

I miss the rubber on the backstrap and frontstrap.

Now that I'm thinking about it, I can trim the Hogue to just sit at the bottom of the grip.

[JCompton]

Now that I'm thinking about it, I can trim the Hogue to just sit at the bottom of the grip.

Did you end up cutting the grip???
I have the Hogue Handall grip on my sub compact Glock and don't want to take it off, but I want the CTC grips... If you did cut the hogue I would be interested in pictures of how it came out...

[Buoyboy]

JCompton,

I never trimmed the Hogue. I just trimmed the decal grip.

[Dean]

You'll end up dumping all Hogue type grips, and decals and stuff.
All your Glock needs is Crimson Trace. Don't take my word for it. After a while, you'll dump the grip stuff.

[RayB]

You'll end up dumping all Hogue type grips, and decals and stuff.
All your Glock needs is Crimson Trace. Don't take my word for it. After a while, you'll dump the grip stuff.

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Anyway, I put a Hogue Handall grip sleeve on my new G17, back in 2006, because the gun fits my hands better with it! :thumbsup:

I love Judy's G19! But if it were mine, I'd add a Hogue grip. :hearts:

My 2005 G21 (attached) is just right! ;)

--Ray

[JCompton]

You'll end up dumping all Hogue type grips, and decals and stuff.
All your Glock needs is Crimson Trace. Don't take my word for it. After a while, you'll dump the grip stuff.

The reason I like the Hogue is primarily due to the fact that I don't care for the checkering on the grooved Gen3 frames. I also like the feel the Hogue offers along with the fact that I shoot it better this way (could be because that's how I practice with it, but if I don't like the feel, regardless of the gun, I won't carry it, and at that point it doens't matter how well I can shoot it).