Hogue HandAll Beavertail Rubber Grip Sleeve for Glock 26, 27, 29, 33, 39 (Gen 3 & 4)

Hogue, Inc. Is proud to announce their newest line of handall grip sleeves: the Hogue handall beavertail grip sleeve. The grip sleeves are designed to fit specific polymer pistols now on the market. "Polymer pistols do not have removable grips that you can simply replace," said grip Designer Matt Hogue. "The solution for many of these pistols is the handall beavertail grip sleeves." the beavertail grip sleeve line has been engineered with models for precision fits on specific firearms. The initial offerings in this Series has sleeves esigned for perfect fits on three sizes of polymer firearms. While each sleeve has been created for a precise fit on specific polymer framed firearms, they also alternatively fit many other similarly sized firearms with a fully functional and aesthetic fit. "These sleeves also provide a very nice fit for many pistols that may not have any other alternative available on the market" said Hogue. Features: - precision fit to match profile of existing grips - beavertail helps cushion hand during recoil - finger groove naturally positions fingers for optimun grip. Specifications: - fits: Glock 26/27 - type: handall - style: beavertail grip sleeve - color: olive drab green

• Compatibility: Specifically engineered for the GLOCK 26 and 27 (Gen 3 & 4), this grip sleeve provides a seamless, contoured interface for the GLOCK 29, 33, and 39 (Gen 3 & 4), while also having alternative fitments for the GLOCK 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 36 (Gen 5), HK USP Compact, SIG SAUER P224 and P320 Nitron Subcompact, Smith & Wesson M&P 9C, and Walther PPQ SC.
• Non-Slip Rubber Grip: Hogue's famous Cobblestone pattern ensures a secure hold for consistent performance in any condition.
• Ergonomic Finger Grooves: Supports natural hand placement, reducing fatigue.
• Beavertail Extension: Minimizes recoil, enhancing stability and control.
• *Boil the grip in boiling water for 3-5 minutes. Remove product, pat dry, then apply Windex to the interior and exterior of the grip. This can be a challenge for those with limited strength and dexterity, but can still be done.