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    Default Anyone using a rubber slip-on grip on their P2000?

    I can't lower myself to put one of my bike tube grips on a gun of this quality although I have them on other guns and find them to work great) but I did put a Lone Wolf medium slip-on my P2000 and I like the feel. I'd like to compare it to a Butler Creek and maybe a Hogue. The Lone Wolf has no finger grooves and adds very little thickness to the grip. Anyone what to chime in? Thanks.

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    I avoid 'slip-on' grips altogether...

    *IMHO* it should be reserved for mall ninjas, unless one has a really-really good reason for it.
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    The P2000 is one of those guns that do not need anything. IMO the grip is perfect and feels great as is. The USP on the other hand really benefits from slip on grips IMO.

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    I use a Hogue my P2000 because I use them on all my carry guns and grip uniformity is important to me.

    On an average night of patrol my gun is in and out of my holster a dozen times and the only problem I uniquely had on my P2000 is sometimes it slipped down a little bit. While it did not affect the immediate operation of the pistol it could have interfered with a mag exchange. I used a tiny bit of hair spray to clear it up.

    I have not used any other brands but for me the Hogue works well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaliTheKid View Post
    I use a Hogue my P2000 because I use them on all my carry guns and grip uniformity is important to me.

    On an average night of patrol my gun is in and out of my holster a dozen times and the only problem I uniquely had on my P2000 is sometimes it slipped down a little bit. While it did not affect the immediate operation of the pistol it could have interfered with a mag exchange. I used a tiny bit of hair spray to clear it up.

    I have not used any other brands but for me the Hogue works well.
    Same thing for me. And a little hairspray applied underneath these rubber grips really helps to keep them from shifting. I may give the Hogue a try. Thanks.

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    I don't think the rubber is necessary on the P2000.
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