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| I believe they will. How do you get them?
The E2 grip needs an exchange of the struts seat and a spring (don’t recall the name)
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| quote: Originally posted by Poppy6x:
...will the P229 DA/SA Legion grips fit my M11-A1 without modification?
Since the Legion's left grip panel is cut for that tiny Legion slide catch, you'll need to use the dremel tool to open up that area of the slide catch a little, so that it will fit the regular size slide catch on the M11-A1.
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| IMHO I love my rubber Hogue grips. They are inexpensive also.
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| Thanks for the info. I’ve got a P226 Legion and the grips feel really good to me. Not a fan of the stock grips pn my newly acquired M11-A1. Saw a pair on Sig website for the 229. Had a Sig with E2 grips years ago and yes they were thinner but also ugly.
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| quote: Originally posted by SSAreGreat:
IMHO I love my rubber Hogue grips. They are inexpensive also.
I'll echo this. Hogue grips are great.
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