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I mentioned on another thread that I broke out my two tone 232 to carry for a while (You know, life is to short to carry an ugly gun).

I had a set of 230 grips on it since I like them better than the stock P 232 grips. I just ordered a set of Hogue G-10 grips for the 232 and they are great.




The stock P230 grips are going into storage. The last price I saw for these was about $125. The Hogue grips were about $120.

You have to use stock grip screws without the serrated washers (this was confirmed by Hogue). Will probably use a little blue locktite to keep them in place.

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They look Good!!!
 
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I'll second that ^^^^^.


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Them Hogues look really nice!
 
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I have several 230 and 232's with Hogue's but not those, they look great. The stainless grip screw sets it off Trooper Joe. Thanks for sharing a pic of those.
 
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I liked the factory grips on my P230.
They fit my small hands perfectly, I never had slide bite.

I like the P230 in it's original configuration.

Nice look with the new grips, astonishing prices on original grips !


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Those Hogue grips look really good on that P232



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I have Hogue grips on mine also and had to use locktite.
 
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Trooper Joe… I have the exact same 232sl and have been debating spending the coin to update to Hogue grips, I think your pics have pushed me over the edge. Are those the Hoge piranhas or the checkered if I may ask? I’m guessing the piranha but wanted to double check. Man that looks amazing…
 
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Trooper Joe… I have the exact same 232sl and have been debating spending the coin to update to Hogue grips, I think your pics have pushed me over the edge. Are those the Hoge piranhas or the checkered if I may ask? I’m guessing the piranha but wanted to double check. Man that looks amazing…


They are black Piranha. I had these wood Hogue grips on for years but I like these G-10 grips better.

 
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Trooper Joe, thank you so much for the response, it’s much appreciated. I just got done ordering the black piranhas for mine.
 
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You will like them. You will have to use a little blue locktite or clear nail polish (not red locktite) on the grip screw threads since Hogue designed these to not use the serrated washer.
 
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That set of G10 Hogues looks very nice indeed. But for my stainless P232 I do think that a walnut set from Nill is probably the most appropriate aesthetic for any SIG. $185 after s/h is added plus an undetermined length of wait time from Germany are the only challenges to overcome...at least for me.


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I put a set of Crimson Trace laser grips on the stainless one I still carry on occasion... but as posted before more than once... my safe queen has a set of wood grips:



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