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Two of my favorite pistols. For years, the P220-9-eu was static in price, nobody cared. I like it better than the P226, and the .45.

The P225, well, once upon a time I loved a P228, then I got my hands on a P225. It looks like that because I carried it, and those grips are sticky. It also has the simple SRT, which belongs in every Sig.

I have meaty mitts, but I guess I'm weird where if I don't have full grip it's not a deal breaker. The P365 means the P225 doesn't have to go out anymore. With that 365 and other modern offerings, you can get grip extensions with the mag so problem solved, if it is one.


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...and those grips are sticky.
What grips are those?
 
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Hogue

I was going to give a link, but it seems they only offer "smooth" and "red anodize." Why those are "clear" is because when I got them, they had three choices.. red, white, and blue..

How about Black? Guys?

I like me some AL grips, and couldn't remember, so checked Alumagrips first. Less choices, and less choices at Hogue. Damn shame.

So, if you want those, looks like they are either red, or smooth "white."


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The checkered AL grips are discontinued. Frown

What I really want is just their simple rubber grips. I have sweaty hands and love them on my P220s and 4506. AFAIK, Hogue never offer them for the P225.
 
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Chuck if it's for the range go with the BDA, if it was for carry than the P-225.
 
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The checkered AL grips are discontinued. Frown

What I really want is just their simple rubber grips. I have sweaty hands and love them on my P220s and 4506. AFAIK, Hogue never offer them for the P225.


Pachmayr made a wrap-around rubber grip for the P6/P225.
 
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I do have the Pachmayr grips. The material they use is harder and much less grippy.
 
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Hogue

I was going to give a link, but it seems they only offer "smooth" and "red anodize." Why those are "clear" is because when I got them, they had three choices.. red, white, and blue..

How about Black? Guys?

I like me some AL grips, and couldn't remember, so checked Alumagrips first. Less choices, and less choices at Hogue. Damn shame.

So, if you want those, looks like they are either red, or smooth "white."

At one time, they did make them in black. Here they are on a P6. I think I bought them sometime in 2015.

EDIT: Sorry, rereading your post I see you were talking about aluminum, these are G10, which they still carry on their website.



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Thank you for the heads up Mustang-Pa-Pa.

Hello all, I have not been as active on this site in the last few years. I am so appreciative of all who have ordered my base plates.

I do still have P6/225 bases available.

Feel free to email me at the email in my profile with any questions or to order some.

Thanks


Thank you to Brad, and to Mustang-Pa-Pa for dragging him back in here. Got my P6 mag base plates installed yesterday.
 
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Am I the only one who trimmed the front of my 225 base plates?....Tom
 
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Thank you for the heads up Mustang-Pa-Pa.

Hello all, I have not been as active on this site in the last few years. I am so appreciative of all who have ordered my base plates.

I do still have P6/225 bases available.

Feel free to email me at the email in my profile with any questions or to order some.

Thanks


Apparently my account is too new to view user profiles? I would love to buy a couple baseplates from you. If you or somebody could post your email address that would be great. Thanks!
 
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At one time, Hogue used to keep the checkered aluminum grips in stock for a European P220.

How do I know?

21170 was the part number for black.

21171 was the part number for red (simulated rosewood?).

21172 was for clear (bare aluminum).

I bought a bunch of them for my euro P220s that saw range time.

My vote would go for the 9mm P220 as well.



 
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Apparently my account is too new to view user profiles? I would love to buy a couple baseplates from you. If you or somebody could post your email address that would be great. Thanks!


Put your email address in your profile and I will email you brads email address.
 
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Apparently my account is too new to view user profiles? I would love to buy a couple baseplates from you. If you or somebody could post your email address that would be great. Thanks!


Put your email address in your profile and I will email you brads email address.


Thank you, I've updated my profile!
 
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Thank you, I've updated my profile!


Just sent you an email.
 
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The P225 has a sensuous round butt. It also tends toward a tougher trigger pull.

And drop-in aftermarket options for the P225 trigger are non-existent, or at least less existent than those for P220.
 
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Did you ever decide?

I'm curious what the results were.


Sigs and Non-Sigs: I enjoy having options!
 
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