Grayguns SIG P220 Hogue G10 Grips
$139.00
Premium aftermarket grips for your SIG Sauer P220 DA/SA pistol. The Grayguns iconic logo – in pewter – is affixed in the grip’s center. Grip screws are not included.
G10 is a material that varies in color due to how it is manufactured. As a result, the grips you receive may not exactly match those pictured.
Description
Designed with the masters at Hogue, our grips use a miniature version of the highly popular “Piranha” texture. This custom texture is 40 percent more aggressive than standard grips while being smooth enough to carry. These grips provide the form and function you’ve come to expect from Grayguns.
Our custom-designed grips use a new pattern of “Piranha” which is 40 percent more aggressive than standard grips while being smooth enough to carry. These grips are for the Traditional Double Action (TDA) version of the P220.
The grips are designed with an exclusive shape to accommodate both the standard and SIG Legion controls.
P220 Grips Fit Guide
- SIG Sauer P220 DA/SA
Additional information
| Shipping Weight | .1875 lbs |
|---|---|
| Shipping Dimensions | 10 × 6 × 2 in |
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Grayguns SIG P220 Hogue G10 Grips
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Disclaimer
Many parts sold by Grayguns - including but not limited to triggers, trigger kits, internal components and spring kits - are intended for installation by a qualified armorer or gunsmith who is familiar with the firearm.
Although kits fit with no issues in a great majority of pistols, Grayguns cannot guarantee perfect functionality in every instance.
Due to varying tolerances present in all mass-produced firearms, professional fitting by a qualified armorer who is familiar with the pistol's action may be required.
Grayguns offers installation services for all parts kits we offer. If you have any issues or questions about the installation process, STOP IMMEDIATELY and contact the Grayguns Customer Service Team.
The perfect grips, they look incredible, feel perfect in hand. The texture is ideal and inspires confidence. I have tried other Hogue grips but none have been as sweet as Grayguns.
I had been searching for a P220 in Gods caliber for some time, so when I finally found the right one, I wasted no time in making it mine. Within an hour of buying this sweet combat model, I knew that GG G10 grips were going on it, so I picked up this pair and some Allen head screws to finish the upgrade. Less than a week later the grips and screws showed up the same day my BC cleared!!
I couldn’t be happier with the product or the way GG handled my purchase. Next comes the full SRT treatment!
Excellent upgrade for my West German Sig P220.
My recent P220 grip purchase is my second set of GG grips (first is for my P226) The fit and finish is outstanding as always. I really love the coloring and the GG emblem. These are the perfect finishing touch to all the other GG enhancements (strut. SRT kit. ELS trigger and heavy guide rod
For the Sig P220 the Hogue overmold grip with finger grooves had always been my choice until realizing those grooves were pushing a knuckle into the trigger guard. As luck would have it I happened across these grips which are both made by Hogue and use G10 which has been proving to be a great material for the job.
Not only do these grips have a unique texture and that nice medallion but they also expand upon the textured area to provide just a little more traction overall compared to the standard Hogue lineup.
At first I wasn’t so sure about having a more subtle texture pattern but I’m a fan of checkering over wider but more intense texturing. The idea of taking an existing pattern and changing the scale intrigued me.
I gave these a try, figuring if they were good enough for a 10mm then they’d be good enough for a .45. As it turns out, they sure are.
The people behind Gray Guns have been great to work with when I’ve needed some assistance, as well!