Will the flathead screws on my 92a1 work with the grips, or do I need to buy a different set? I'm unsure if certain grips need certain screws.
50598
Hi, I was able to use the stock screws but I couldn't use the lock washers the Rubber grips are thicker so the stock screws are just a little to short to use the washers. So far they haven't loosened while shooting so it seems OK.
50599
I really like these grips and have put them on several of my pistols. To answer your question, yes, your existing screws will function. I once purchased a Hogue grip for my Walther P5 and it needed a special screw which was missing from the package. I contacted Hogue and they sent me one in short order. Enjoy your 92 and a be safe.
50600
You're not changing the internal threading of the pistol, just the external grip. Your current hardware will work just the same, however I found them to strip easily so I swapped them with internal wrenching/hex head screws for durability.
50601
I have the 92FS and they did fit with the grips. Not sure about your model. They are a great improvement. Makes grip a bit wider. Makes gun look a lot better.
50602
The original screws work fine. Be careful not to over tighten them however; I broke the head off one of mine.
734862
Yes they will. I had the same question and ended up getting the Hogue screws too. Mine were a bit scratched anyhow. But to answer your question, yes, your factory screws will work.
2003623
I believe that you have the E-2 grips and if so you would need to buy grip screws in order for the Hogue grips to go on your P226 but they will fit. Why you would want to do so I don't understand as the E-2 grips are an upgrade and make the grips little thiner.
1911042
If the pistol grip you have to install is a different thread size, you can tap the threads to the proper size on the shifter to match your grip. or the other way around... The diameter on both should be very close to do this. Hope this helped...Bob
1438541
I had to get screws, because the E2 grip that came with my P229 did not come with any. I would imagine that your factory screws would fit. I don't see why not.
252111
They come with the screws and everything needed to install the grips; This grips are very good and I higly recommend them.
1181276
It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?
735469
If the handlebars are standard diameter the grips should fit. I continue to be pleased with mine.
946950
I out them on a colt 1911 commander. Perfect fit. If your grips are a typical full size 1911 it should work. Crimson is the only way to go. The cheaper ones stick and won't hold their sight.
864334
They will however what comes on that gun I believe is slim line and these are standard. So you will either need to get the screws and bushings to switch to standard thickness grips or you will need to get some of these grips in slim line.
1746304
These grips replace the existing grips and go directly on the bars. Let me know if you have any other questions!Regards,DanCloquet Motorsports & Marine
342466
My grips were for a Beretta .40 cal and those grips are attached by the factory flat tip screws ( two on each side). There is an Allen head adjustment screw to adjust the laser sight.
1056505
They do not come with screws. You must use the ones that came with the gun or purchase different screw if you prefer. I used the original screw that came with the gun and they worked fine. These are wonderful grips!!
499919
Buy them and try it out. If they dont work send the grips back...common sense
342465
No, they use flat head screws. If not mistaken, the stock grip screws were used.
1792931
If you have the E series with the rounded butt they will not fit, but they will work nicely on versions with the standard grip configuration. They are nice grips and I will use them on other 1911's.
1960729
You can use the one from the old grips. If your old grips are rubber, you can "roll" them off.