Hogue wood grip screw

[Seven High]

I recently obtained a used Hogue wood grip. It did not come with the screw. Would anyone know the three size and screw length. I am trying to find one locally.

 

[BAM-BAM]

Call Hogue........ they sent me a replacement a few years back.

IIRC there are different lengths....... my issue was with a J- frame Model 34??????

 

[colt_saa]

Call Hogue........ they sent me a replacement a few years back.

IIRC there are different lengths....... my issue was with a J- frame Model 34??????

As well as different diameters.

Like BAM-BAM says, just call them. Do not E-mail. If you call them on the phone odds are it will be in the mail today. These are VERY good people to do business with.

 

[Seven High]

Thanks for the info. I will do that.

 

[Hill_Country]

If these are for the Hogue grip style which uses a plastic block to hold the main spring (3d gen Smith), those are a 6x32 screw. My local Home Depot caries them in a variety of head styles, but you'll need a screw cutter to cut them to length.

 

[browntown]

I know this is an old thread, but instead of starting a new one - I'll confirm that #6-32tpi is correct. At least for my 3 Miculek (Bang!) grips which seem to be made by Hogue. They're real tiny screws and bugger easily. In my case, I bought two of them used and they were pre-buggered, which over time I made worse. Oddly they were three different lengths...

I went down to ace hardware and got stainless hex socket cap 6-32 in three lengths (1/2, 5/8, and 3/4). Ended up using the 1/2's on the 686-5 FMFP RB and the 617 FMFP RB. The 66-1 SB took a 5/8" length. These grips are cool because the SB is made with a relief in front so that the SB and RB grips are identical in exterior size.