Nill - checkering works great and very subtly formed to fit the hand perfectly.

Stock on my WG Sigs.
For the P239 the Nills were my favorite.

My 226s all have the cheap magwell grips with a Hogue Handall sleeve over them. Works well for me.

Crimson Trace on my 239. Stock on my new to me 229, that may change.

Jim

been using Hogue finger grips for a long time

I have settled on the Hogue G10 Piranhas. I tried the stock, Hogue rubber and the Hogue aluminum. After trying the Piranhas, I switched my other Sigs to them as quickly as funds allowed no sold off the aluminums.

I'm sticking with the exceptional G10's that came on my P220 Legion. They feel like they were custom molded for my hands.

Thanks for all of the input from all of you. I have tried the Hogue rubber grips with the finger groves and they made the grip bigger than stock grips for me.

I am going to have one of 226 DAK's cerakoted and I think I am going to go with the sniper gray right now but I am looking at other colors as well.

I was looking at trying a set of the G10 Piranha's with the black and gray finish on it as I think they would look good.

Hogue makes a lot of nice grips in different colors and it is just hard to really decide on what color to go with.

I used whatever came with the pistol for a long time; until recently my P220 and P239 had original grips. The P239 got G10, the P220 got metal hogue checkered, largely because they were for sale on this forum.

I really like the G10's on my legion 229 and 226's. I'm not crazy about the soft rubber fingergrove grips on one of my P239's; too grippy, I think, but they really are comfortable.

The factory gripframes on my P320's are more than adequate.

I don't much care for the metal grips; they're quite sharp, and snaggy, and they get too cold in cold weather, too hot in the summer.

I wanted something a little slimmer for my 228. I tried hogue G10 black checkered grips. I really like the way they feel. Haven’t shot it yet buy feels great in hand. They really reduce the bulge in the rear quite a bit. The checkering is a bit aggressive but think I’m going to love them.

All of my Sigs have the factory stock ones. I do have a set of the Hogue rubber ones for my P228, but not too fond of them. Keep 'em around in case I change my mind.

Old school stipples Nills on my Langdon-worked 225...

It shows its age, but is a sweet shooter.

-shooter

Hogue rubber grips on my M11-A1. Stock grips on my 226. I tried the Hogue G10 grips but did not think that they were worth the money so I returned them. I also have the Hogue rubber grips for my 226, with and without finger groves but rarely use them since the pistol grip becomes too wide for my hands.

CT's on my P239 but I walk with it 94 44/100's% of the time.

All mine are running factory grips, 2 of them happen to be G10.

Let me tell you what Melba Toast is packin' right here, all right. We got 4:11 Positrac outback, 750 double pumper, Edelbrock intake, bored over 30, 11 to 1 pop-up pistons, turbo-jet 390 horsepower. We're talkin' some fuckin' muscle.

Nills. I tried g10 checkered to get a little shorter reach to the trigger and they worked better than factory grips for me. Then I tried Nills and they have a similar reach to the G10s, but more of a palmswell. The extra “junk in the trunk” on those grips make them fit the hand perfectly, at least foe me.

I really liked the standard P226 I bought last year that came with the E2 grips... then I picked up a new MK-25 last month and the factory bolted on grips that came with it were too thick. So, I got some Hogue G10 (bought through the Sig store with Sig on them) and they are close to the E2's,,,, bit quite but close.