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  1. July 22nd, 2007, 12:27 AM #1
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    Default Butler Creek Grips

    Not too sure if anyone would be interested or not, but I got a set of Butler Creek grips in the mail today. I ordered them from: www.cheaperthandirt.com
    For $13 shipped, not a bad price. I never really thought I needed grips until I put these on. There is no chance of slippage, even if your hands are sweating. I will say I was happy with the way the gun felt in my hand before, but this is a huge improvement. It took a little muscle to get them on but fit perfectly.

    Also got a new Houston Paddle Holster. I was REALLY suprised in how sturdy this thing really feels. I was looking for a Fobus but this was in stock and cheaper.


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    Default Re: Butler Creek Grips

    Nice! I have a Houge grip sleeve like that on my Ruger P89. I love it!

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    Default Re: Butler Creek Grips

    Hairspray is the trick to getting them on easily... spray down the grip, slide them on and the hairspray will dry and they will hold in place.

    Looks good, I've got Hogue's on my glock's
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