Hogue HandAll Beavertail Rubber Grip Sleeve for Ruger Security-9 Standard

The Hogue Grip Sleeve fit perfectly and is a great addition to my Ruger Security 9. It was difficult to install but the included instructions helped a lot. Now the grip on my Security 9 fits my hand like a glove! I have Hogue grips on nearly all of my handguns and I love them!

I have been using these grips for years. It is true that it is a little bit of work to get the grip installed. If you follow the directions accordingly it is a lot easier. I'd use the boiling water method. Also, in place of using Windex if someone is not comfortable with that, a little bit of CLP goes a long way, and it also is a cleaner lubricant and protective so it will not cause damage to the firearm. I recommend these groups to anyone. It feel really good for persons with larger hands or longer fingers. Good solid grip once installed.

Great grip. I will agree with others, it is a bit challenging to get on your pistol. I just used Windex and my strong hands. Was able to get it installed in less then 10 minutes. No need to cut the plastic from the box per the instructions.

These Hogue grips are well designed and useful for a more sure-handed grip on your Security 9. This seller however, doesn't bother to explain that Security 9 comes in a Compact version as well as the Standard. Identify your gun before ordering. It will be either a Standard or it will be a Compact. The grips are not interchangeable. This is not Hogue's fault. The grips are fantastic.

Hogue grips have always been great. These wrap arounds for poly frame weapons are a good answer for comfort and grip. A bear to install. Directions have you spray gun with an "alcohol based spray" as a lubricant. I did. It works. But have concerns about the spray trapped under the grips. Grip has tight parameters. Beavertail top must be fully installed or bottom of grip interferes with magazine release/insertion.

I have some surgery-related grip problems and was experiencing limp wrist malfunctions. With this grip the weapon feels much better and easier to envelop and I've experienced zero failure to eject errors like I was before. Recoil management seems better from the improved grip (not from shock absorption) and it's easier to stay on target. It is a pain to install but not crazy hard; I used snipped bits of plastic as shoehorns as per the instructions and just slowly rocked the grip all the way up. I cleaned off the grunge from the handle and applied an extremely thin layer of oil with a bore patch before putting it on. There is not slipping or loose feel. If you like your Security 9 but feel like the grip is just a little small this is a great and inexpensive upgrade.

Nothing but the best. Nearly impossible to get on but once you do these grips are great.

Fits very good and feels good in hands

I would define the installation as a 40 minutes of painstaking challenge... That turns out to be really worth it. Due to caliber size, the 57 has some rather awkward grip ergonomics. This upgrade makes the 57 look more serious... But after going back to the range, I can confirm that the new grip also feels more serious making the 57 handle and shoot better. I strongly recommend wearing gloves during the installation not to tear your hands. I did NOT use lubricant as per instructions... When handling or working on such a device, a slippery grip is not something that made sense to me. You should have something like a visegrip and a long but very thin screwdriver handy (to remove the make shift shoe horns when done). Also I don't think I could have pulled it off without help from my wife. So have someone ready to give a helping hand. But as mentioned, a visit to the range and you will appreciate the difference especially for the (cost) ROI.