HogueOverMolded Rubber Grip for Kimber Micro 9 (Ambi Safety) with Finger Grooves, Black - 39080

You just can't go wrong with hogue products! From stocks, to grips they are hands down the best.This is the 5th hogue grip I have purchased for a pistol. Perfect fit and love the finger grooves that have molded into it, which gives you an even better gripping surface that's super comfortable in your hand.

I was looking for a nice grip to improve my hold on the gun this grip provided just that ! I love it!

This is not my first set of hogue grips - so I ordered these in high confidence for my Kimber Micro 9 and I was not disappointed. Fills out the grip and fit into the hand perfectly - and when used in conjunction with the extended mag - makes it feel like a full size firearm. Improves stability, confidence in grip, and managing recoil.

Easy install. Significantly improved purchase on the micro 9 which for me, immediately improved accuracy! Fit's perfectly and while not as "pretty" as stock grips, turned my micro 9 into the tool it was intended to be.

The pattern on the grip bites in to your hand comfortably but tightly. It’s not as wide as the original rubber grip that came with my Micro 9 ESV, which makes this one BETTER. The other one felt slightly weird in places as it was too thick in parts where your hand muscles have to flex. This one has that perfect thickness. Combine it with the extended mag and you have the most comfortable set up you will get on a Micro Kimber.

It's gives my micro 9 a more sizeable grip without impacting it's concealability too much. Helps with shooting also, but there are a few areas (pinholes close to the ambi safety) where the grip doesn't cover like the original side panels. Overall pleased, but would like it if they covered the areas mentioned above.

its better than what i thought it would.. widens slightly at the bottom that makes it more comfortable. good grip! good fit!

Improvement over the factory flat panels. Small 9mm's can get a little "sporty" with the recoil. These grips seem to help. Be prepared to apply a little heat to separate the bushings from the grip screws. As with another of my Kimbers, it seems the red thread-locker used to insure you don't back out the bushing from the grip frame got into the threads between the bushing and the screw. I ended up backing out the entire bushing/screw assembly, heating the very end of the exposed threads and then backing the screw out of the bushing. Once separated, you can then re-apply thread locker to the bushing (be more careful than the factory), re-install the bushing, let the thread lock dry and then assemble the grips to the bushing and send the screws in. Be very careful when heating up the ends of the screw threads so you can undo from bushing: There is a rubber washer under the heads of each of the grip screws. Just apply the flame to the very end of the screw/bushing connection and just enough to loosen up the thread lock. A small vise to mount the bushing in is very helpful. If no vise, careful application of vise grips.