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Jim T. · June 4, 2002, 10:46 AM

I think Hogue makes a Bantam grip now, too. I use their regular wood ones on my SP101 and it fits in my pocket. Herrett's offer a Detective grip and Badger makes a grip for them.. Might also check Ahrends and Craig Spegal as they make abbreviated wood grips. I don't know if Ahrends makes Ruger grips; others say Craig Spegal (Bay City, OR) makes grips for Rugers.

If you have a minimum of tools the SP can be disassembled to put the springs in. The mainspring is the bear but can be done with a little thought. If you put a new mainspring in I would go with at least the 10 pound one to avoid misfires.

Here are some websites:

Badger:
http://www.gunaccessories.com/Badger/index.asp

Hogue:
http://www.getgrip.com/

Herrett's:
http://www.herrettstocks.com/album.htm

I think you will really like your SP.

Jim T.

June 4, 2002, 10:46 AM	#3
Jim T. Member Join Date: May 16, 2002 Location: California Posts: 57	Grips and such I think Hogue makes a Bantam grip now, too. I use their regular wood ones on my SP101 and it fits in my pocket. Herrett's offer a Detective grip and Badger makes a grip for them.. Might also check Ahrends and Craig Spegal as they make abbreviated wood grips. I don't know if Ahrends makes Ruger grips; others say Craig Spegal (Bay City, OR) makes grips for Rugers. If you have a minimum of tools the SP can be disassembled to put the springs in. The mainspring is the bear but can be done with a little thought. If you put a new mainspring in I would go with at least the 10 pound one to avoid misfires. Here are some websites: Badger: http://www.gunaccessories.com/Badger/index.asp Hogue: http://www.getgrip.com/ Herrett's: http://www.herrettstocks.com/album.htm I think you will really like your SP. Jim T.