I have a Savage Stevens 320 with a pistol grip. Will I be able to stretch this over the back of the stock or over the pistol grip?
1741220
It will stretch over the back end of the stock. It fit over the back of my Mossberg 500.
1174084
I pulled up a video of the Cassidy and held my K-Frame up to the screen. Looks like the same revolver, in every viewable aspect. It appears that since this Cassidy is a dead ringer for the S&W I have in my hand, the grips could fit. That being said, the grips I purchased directly from Smith & Wesson for that K-Frame did not fit correctly, and I had to return them. I purchased a set from a vendor at Amazon that fit precisely. Apparently no guarantees with this kind of thing.
1354117
I would agree that one screw is barely enough to secure the pistol grip to the stock. And I'm sure you could attach the pistol grip to the trigger guard but I would definitely advise against it as it would make for a difficult disassembly of your MN.
1504865
This is a good question and I wish I knew the correct answer. You might want to send an email to Hogue. I bought this for my wife's 20 gauge Mossberg 500 because the standard stock was just a little to long for her to be comfortable when shooting. The shorter stock is exactly what she wanted.
1066689
I can't say for sure because I only have the stock grip, but I would have to guess no as the fit leaves no room for anything extra. I would ask on the Sneaky Pete site for an exact answer.
1464377
While I don't know the exact size, I bought one for my Remington 870--TAC, that has a synthetic stock and it fits like a glove. If your Stevens has a standard stock, I'd be willing to bet it will fit just fine. Contrary to common sense, I have mine with rounds inserted with the brass side down. I did this due to a few seconds advantage in chambering additional rounds, on the move, because it results in the round being in the correct chambering orientation. Good Luck!
600781
Yes, If you have a pistol grip style stock, it loops behind the grip and snaps to the side.
2077580
Yes. There will be a small space behind the trigger guard which is mo biggie. Stock will have to be removed in order to strip and clean gun. A foregrip replacement comes with the kit that's not compatible unless you buy a $30 (or so) slide tube assembly to replace whats currently there.
973439
Yes, those grips making shooting much more comfortable. The trigger guard is covered so it doesn't recoil into your hand.Highly recommended.
130585
Ill say it depends. Depending on the gun and the size of the butt stock. I have three and on my Marlin 3030 no problem installing it from the butt end. I also have a Ruger M77 with the black stock and I can not get it to go over it from the butt end. Some of the issue is that the black stock is not a slick as the wood stock. As I said it depends.
1174082
I pulled up a video of the Cassidy and held my K-Frame up to the screen. Looks like the same revolver, in every viewable aspect. It appears that since this Cassidy is a dead ringer for the S&W; I have in my hand, the grips could fit. That being said, the grips I purchased directly from Smith & Wesson for that K-Frame did not fit correctly, and I had to return them. I purchased a set from a vendor at Amazon that fit precisely. Apparently no guarantees with this kind of thing.
502227
On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
198596
I have the same pistol and it does fit however you do have to work and stretch the leather. It's very rigid. It's not made for those grips but you can make it work. When I have standard grips on it fits perfect.
1865144
It takes the place of the existing grip. It requires some work with the recoil spring to replace the existing grip. But well worth it
182055
The front of he grip fits closely to the trigger guard and the slant screw hole in the grip will not allow the use of the screw which holds the trigger assembly. Just go ahead and follow the directions which came with the grip. This grip allow better control of the weapon when firing at longer ranges with a scope (Brass Stacker.com). Excellent buy I give it a 10!
370491
It will fit against the trigger guard. You need to modify butt stock. They have it on you tube. A friend of mine has already done it. With his SKS.
2191078
I have after market wood grips and ut barely fits. In my experience the rubber are a little thicker. You would probably have to do small modifications