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BigGrover
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December 14, 2012 - 11:00 pm
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Got a set of hogue rubber grips for my 15-2 and the standard grip screw does not work has anyone else had this problem? 

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Why doesnt the screw work? Is it too long or too short?

   I did buy a new Hogue at one time, if I remember correctly the hole was a little small for the screw head to fit in. I carefully countersunk the hole slightly bigger with a drill. Or you could grind down the head of the screw til it fits in. Is that the issue you are having?

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I bought a new set of  Hogue grips a while back. I found that the screw from my DW target grips was too long, but the screw from my DW service grips, which is shorter, works well.

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It's common.  Many folks over tighten the rubber grips and that interferes with the action.  You can purchase a short screw at the hardware store or chase a nut onto it, then grind or cut away some threads.

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December 15, 2012 - 8:07 pm
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lonwolf93 said

   I did buy a new Hogue at one time, if I remember correctly the hole was a little small for the screw head to fit in. I carefully countersunk the hole slightly bigger with a drill. Or you could grind down the head of the screw til it fits in. Is that the issue you are having?

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I have had this same problem with Hogue wood grips as well

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I finally took a .370 reamer and slowly reamed out the end of the grip until the grip screw went through far enough to engage the grip frame.  Hate to have to modify a new grip to get it to work.

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