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Old November 3rd, 2009, 11:56 AM   #1
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Need help with S&W 908 Hogue Grips

So I am REALLY confused here. The first picture is of my 908. The second picture is of a 3913 "Lady Smith". The third picture is off the hogue site of a 908 with hogue grips. What I am not understanding is the retaining pin. On my 908 and the Lady Smith it is at the very bottom right. However on the 908 on hogues sight it appears to be quite a bit different. Can someone explain to me how these things actually work?
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Old November 3rd, 2009, 11:57 AM   #2
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Forgot to post the pics lol.

Edit - Bah, please see this thread for the first pick. New CCW S&W 908 - Pics + Range report
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Hogue grips include a small plastic part that replaces the part of the factory grip that holds the bottom of the mainspring. It mounts on the frame like the factory grip. The rubber grips then are attached to that part with a screw, and the pin is not used with the Hogues. I think this is what you are asking?
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Hogue grips include a small plastic part that replaces the part of the factory grip that holds the bottom of the mainspring. It mounts on the frame like the factory grip. The rubber grips then are attached to that part with a screw, and the pin is not used with the Hogues. I think this is what you are asking?
Ok, makes sense to me. Thanks for the info!
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