TALON Grips for Ruger LCP II

I don't have big hands, but my Ruger LCP Max still felt small. After trying Hogue and Pachmayr rubber slip-on grips and finding none comfortable, I decided to try the adhesive-wrap type. This one is not sticky like some other rubber grips, and adds enough girth to the grip to give me the hand-feel that I want. Follow the instructions -- use the alcohol prep pad and apply heat with a hair dryer. The edges won't stay down until the grip is heated. I used a new X-acto blade to trim away sharp corners that might come unglued with regular handling.

It was very easy to install and the fit us perfect. I watched some additional instructions on YouTube which made it just a little bit easier I you believe. I chose the rubberized grips, and I’m very happy with them.

This is a must for an LCPII. It’s my edc and i love it but the grip is small. This feels so much better. Using a heat gun or hair dryer on a low setting makes installing much easier. I trimmed mine into separate pieces as it made putting it on easier and i think it also looks better. After the grip is on, go over it with heat to make it stick better. Stop thinking and just buy this now

Fits well. While new it is very coarse aganist skin of body by holster. Grip is very positive... 👍

If you want to improve the "grippy-ness" of your small frame pistol (or any pistol) get yourself some TALON Grips. I tried a set of these on my Glock 42 and it took an already good shooting pistol and made it even more controllable. Worth every penny.I now have them on my LCP II (this purchase) and they made the pistol much easier to control (I have mid to large size hands). Before I put the TALON Grips on my pistol, I was shooting OK (grouping within a large paper plate at 15 yards). After the tape, my grouping shrunk to a small desert paper plate at 15 yards. My follow-through was improved because the pistol was under better control for me.I am using the rubber grips, not the "grit" style grips. My theory was that the grit style grips wouldn't grab at my pocket lining as much, since I pocket carry this particular handgun. I am very happy with theseI will be adding TALON Grips to my other handguns. I already recommend them to friends.

Great product, but I have a CTC LG-497G laser mounted on the weapon. I had to cut-off the grip where it wrapped around the front of the pistol grip to accommodate the laser's activation button. No biggie, but measure twice... Instructions state to start from the left to apply and wrap around to the right, making sure of the alignment on cut-outs and centered on the backstrap. I say, to be centered on the backstrap, start at the backstrap. I folded the grip in half, determined the center of it (Which goes on the center of the backstrap.) and scored, NOT CUT, a small piece of the backing to expose a vertical portion of the adhesive. I could then adjust working out from the center for the left and right side application. I took a piece of the grip that I had cut for the laser and placed it underneath the laser button. On the grip extensions, I used a template on a TALON Grips Material Sheet, 5 x 7-Inch, cut out three pieces and attached them to Garrison Grip 1.25 Inch Extra Long Grip Extensions. Don't have a heat gun or hair dryer? Dampen a wash cloth and micro-wave it, then put it in a zip-lock and apply to the grip. Took longer to write this review than to put on the grips.

This Talon grip was easy to install when following the instructions (I actually did not take the slide off to do it), holds up well thus far (time will tell more), and for the price it is a good investment for improving the grip.

The LCP II allowed me to start dressing in extremely lightweight clothing during the summer with pocket carry. However, I noticed that even with the grip cut of the LCP II sometimes it would feel a little slippery when my hands were sweaty. I bought a TALON Grip for my Px4 and it was perfect, so I went in on buying one for my LCP II. It is fantastic. It adds lots more grip potential and it also makes the grip feel just slightly larger around the edges, giving me a better hold of the gun's grip. It does not interfere with the draw from the standard pocket holster you get with the gun/aftermarket holsters that are shaped exactly the same.