Hogue OverMolded Rubber Grip for CZ 75 Full Size & CZ 85, Black - 75000

I couldn't be any happier with this Hogue grip for my CZ-75B duo-tone. Prior to ordering it, I was a little apprehensive after reading the Amazon reviews mentioning fitment problems, magazine release problems, hand size warnings, etc. So here's my take. I received my package today 2 days early (thanks, Amazon) and the grip probably took all of 60 seconds to install. It didn't interfere at all with my mag release button so it required no trimming. With a trusty flashlight, I could see the interior grip surfaces were fitting perfectly within the frame openings. Thinking I was all done except for the cheering, I attempted to insert an empty magazine. Just as happened to a previous reviewer, it did not want to seat in the frame grip. With a little more force, the mag did install but without the familiar click when fully seated. Upon pushing the mag release, the mag didn't budge and remained completely locked in place. Now, and feeling like the village idiot, I started backing out the two little grip installation screws. After a full reverse turn on each side, the magazine popped right out as it should. Next I tried four empty magazines and each installed and released normally. I didn't feel I had originally installed these screws any tighter than on the CZ factory grips. Everything is working fine and I mention all of this as a heads up for future buyers. As the title of my review states, this grip fit my large hands perfectly. I have long fingers and they fit the finger grooves just right in the grip. I like the feel of the rubber much, much more the the factory grips. The CZ-75 is not a wimpy plastic handgun, it's a heavy, full size, all steel service pistol. IMHO, the Hogue rubber grip is the perfect compliment adding to the already nice balance of this heavyweight.

I can see how some people would have trouble installing. It took me two tries to get on correctly. First time the mag release was covered and didnt work correctly and the top of grip didnt sit flush against the frame. Then I realized that the grip has to snap into the frame of pistol before you can screw it down. The holes are alittle hard to line up correctly but after one side is screwed down you can stretch it. Fits completely flush at the top now which it didnt on first try. When installed correctly everything works as it should and a slippery, heavy gun has transformed into the best feeling pistol I have ever owned, like it was made for my hand. Took about 5 minutes to install twice. Balances the gun perfectly and I am very happy with this purchase.

I am fairly Familiar with Hogue's line of Grips having them on almost every one of my pistols be they revolvers or semiautomatics ! and never a complaint on Hogue Quality ! My only concern was that it would fit my latest pistol Tristar T-120 9MM as no one specifically makes a Grip for Just this pistol ? However The Tristar T-120 9MM pistol which is a Turkish Made Clone of The Jericho 941/ Baby Eagle / baby desert Eagle ? Which is itself a Variant of the CZ-75 Pistol Via Tangfolio and Imi/ Magnum research / Kahr Arms ect... And to make a long story short this Hogue Rubber Grip CZ-75, TZ-75 P-9 Rubber Wraparound with Finger Grooves does indeed fit properly on my Tristar T-120 9MM pistol the original grips were fairly smooth plastic and both not to my liking as much as the hogue's and Imho not as High a Quality as the rest of the Pistol ! the only caveats I have for someone considering these grips is that you will require a lot of pulling and stretching and tugging to get the screw holes to line up and be very careful if you have the cerakoted variation of the Tristar T-120 9MM pistol as I managed to slightly scratch the grip frame with one of the grip screws ! Also once you successfully attach your grips do not over-tighten the grips screws as this will cause your pistols magazine to drag and not eject properly or insert smoothly either ? backing off the screws by a turn or two will solve this problem and yet still secure your grips properly !!! I have read that either soaking your Grips in Hot water for awhile before instillation will allow you to fit them easier ? or you might also try laeving them in the packaging to bake on your dashboard to achieve the same effect ? other than that these grips make a big improvement in the security of the grip and look downright sexy onthe pistol to boot !!!

I've installed Hogue grips on several pistols I've owned over the years. I have always liked the products. This grip is no different. The quality is good and the fit is tight. The grips fit my hand well and are much more comfortable than the factory ones, in my opinion. They are a little thicker than stock, so work well with my big hands. The biggest difference I noticed was the way it molds in to your hand. Shooting 8" plates at 8 yards, I noticed the position of my hands didn't tend to change from shot to shot. The pistol didn't slip and seemed to be one with my strong hand. I read a few complaints where folks complained these grips didn't fit or required modification. I have the CZ 75B and can see what they meant, but they are wrong. The fit is tight and it's made to fit perfectly. The trick is getting one side in place then stretching the grip around to click in on the other side. The grips are each backed with plastic so they remain rigid, but the center (where the finger grooves are) is only rubber and stretches slightly. There are small extrusions that match up with holes on the frame of the pistol perfectly. Get one side in then stretch the grip a bit as you wrap it around to the other side and it will fit in perfectly. It will seem to be pretty firmly attached even before you apply the screws if you've done it correctly. I've been using these now for over 6 months and probably 2500 rounds. They show no obvious signs of wear. Bottom line: I would recommend these to folks looking for the finger groove style of grips. In fact, I have several times.

These off the looks and feel of the much appreciated Hogue rubber grips and priced very well. However, yes there is an however in this case. You need to be dedicated in really wanting these installed on your firearm. They were a pain to get installed. Once you get one side mounted and secured in place you need to have a blow dryer to heat the rubber hot enough. Notice, I did not say warm, I said HOT. Without enough heat applied to the back strap rubber area there is no way that the rubber will stretch enough to wrap around to the other side allowing for the screws to be inserting and the grip installation. Even once installed if you look very closely you will notice that the grips do not fully cover the opening of the frame and could allow limited access to dirt to enter into the magazine area of your firearm. I have ordered two pair of these grips, both installed on a EAA Witness, both experienced the same fitment struggle as well as failure to fully cover the side frame opening. They do however fit exceptionally well in the hand.

Had to buy to replace the broken original plastic grips of a CZ75 (9x19). The grip is very resistent, fits perfectly to the pistol and does not slip, even when wet. In my particular case I found an issue to establish a good grip when quick drawing the gun (in a Weaver variation). I use a concealed pancake holster very close to the body in the waist. I believe that the reasons for this issue were: I was very used to my original grip size, and it got a bit bigger since the Hogue wraps the pistol grip around the front; I was not used to the finger grooves and I feel that they are too prominent for my hand; and since the rubber material sticks very firmly to my hand it was hard to adapt the grip once drawed (holding the pistol). My hands size is 10. I kept my Hogue, but ended up buying another grip that didn't wrap the gun.

Solid, I bought this for my P01 knowing I’d have to modify it. Needless to say, it took cutting with an Dremel and some back and forth fitting. My P01 now has the same grip as the stock, but with better ergonomics and looks fantastic. Would love to show, but Amazon doesn’t like it.

I bought this grip for my EAA Witness Match by Tangfolio. It won't fit without modification but once you do the work it fits like a glove. First, Do not attempt this inside your home. It is messy. Second, I strongly recommend eye protection. You will need a Dremel(simple sanding wheel)and a blow dryer. Without a Dremel don't bother with this grip. Take the Hogue Grips and sand away 1/8" of the inside panel. Look at the factory grips to give you an idea of how much to sand off the hogue panel. I sanded both hogue panels so they were pretty flat on the inside matching the contour and thickness of the factory grip panels. This took about 30 minutes to do both panels. Then, brush away any excess plastic residue. This is very messy so be prepared to vacuum up a lot of black plastic particles. Again, do not attempt this inside your home. I did it in my garage using a trash can for a table. If you can get an extension cord I recommend doing this work in the middle of your lawn as it will save clean up. Now comes the blow dryer. You want to wear leather gloves for this portion. After installing the Hogue grips on one side of the gun (the screw hole is a bit small so stay at and stretch the plastic with the screw) turn the blow dryer on high. Let it heat up the middle portion of the grip real well. Then, stretch the rubber slowly until the panel lines up over the screw hole. Stay at it. It takes 15-20 minutes of stretching but it will fit. WARNING: If you don't wear gloves (leather is preferable) you will burn your fingers severely!! Once I finished these tasks the Hogue grip fit and performed even better than the factory grip. I had no issues with the magazine sticking and the gun felt so much better. These grips DO NOT make the gun feel much thicker but do add great feel and balance. You can do this project; I'm terrible at just about everything but this hogue grip was worth the effort. Again, Without a Dremel plus sanding, the magazine will not eject properly.

Bought grips for the ASG CZ75 ( co2 ) they fit like a glove, tip for fitting attach one side then warm grips, I used wife's hairdryer, stretch round to other side click into place then put the screw in.

The CZ75 is a good fit with the factory grips, but the Hogue grips make a good thing great! I have used similar Hogue finger grips on 1911 guns and they are just as effective in placing the hand consistently on this pistol. A consistent and sure grip aided my shooting from the first magazine after installation. The grips are a snug fit, but installation is easy and quick. I re-used the factory grip screws and the grip swap took less that 3 minutes. The well defined finger grooves fit my medium sized hands very well. The texture is grippy enough for the casual shooting that I do. Some grip tape on the backstrap would be all that is required for really fast paced shooting with complete control. The grips are a good value and fit well to produce a more enjoyable shooting experience.

Sono riuscito ad adattarle ad una CZ 97B , altro calibro ma pistola molto simile. Fanno fare un figurone e migliorano tantissimo il grip. Basta tirare un po' la gomma con l'aiuto di un phon per adattarle. Se avete una 75 invece sono già adatte così senza modifiche.

Très satisfait produit de qualité. S’adapte parfaitement au Cz shadow sp 01!!! Reçu avant l’heure...

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