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The Hogue name is practically synonymous with fine handgun grips. That's where it all started decades ago when a crafty LAPD officer named guy Hogue took it upon himself to make a better wood grip for his duty revolver. Little did guy know that his...

ETS mags won't crack or break, are resistant to heat, cold, UV and harsh chemicals - won't become brittle over time. ETS mags come with enhanced features like non-tilt followers, creep-resistant feed lips and clear body allowing you to see count and ammo...

20-Round magazine for the SIG SAUER P226 chambered in 9mm.

High-capacity magazines for the SIG SAUER P226.

P226 10Rd 9mm Magazine

ETS mags won't crack or break, are resistant to heat, cold, UV and harsh chemicals - won't become brittle over time. ETS mags come with enhanced features like non-tilt followers, creep-resistant feed lips and clear body allowing you to see count and ammo...

Install your P320 firing control unit into this Grip Module Assembly to convert to a P320 X-Series Full size, chambered in 9mm, .357 SIG, .40AUTO. The X-Series Grip Modules will not work with magazines that have ''SIG SAUER'' on the baseplate. They are...

This is a factory replacement or spare magazine for the SIG Sauer P250 and P320.

The AR15 Master Bench Block holds 5 key AR15 components in 8 different orientations to allow you to knock out and install up to 13 different pins. The block is wrapped in over-molding that grips your bench so it wont slide around. Clear, engraved labels...

This magazine is designed for use with the Walther Arms Hammerli Tac R1C rifle.

Aggressive texture and storage volume combined with modular design to allow improvements and adaptation in the future. Cross bolt designed to work with improvised tools (such as a quarter) and allow for easy adjustment or re-tightening. Reversible clamps...

Hogue rubber grips are molded from a durable synthetic rubber that is not spongy or tacky, but gives that soft recoil absorbing feel, without effecting accuracy. This modern rubber requires a completely different molding process than ordinary neoprene...