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Hogue UPC 743108803004 MPN 80300

Hogue 80300 Fancy Hardwood Brown Pau Ferro Hardwood with Finger Grooves for Ruger GP100, Super Redhawk

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Hogue’s fancy hardwood handgun grips includes a dazzling array of exotic woods and grains, each one a unique work of art and fine craftsmanship. Every grip is hand-finished by Hogue to a glowing, using a carnauba wax finish. It features Hogue’s famous orthopedic hand fit and is designed to achieve the firearm’s optimum finger to trigger reach. This model is constructed of Pau Ferro hardwood and is compatible with Ruger GP100/Super Redhawk.

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UPC

743108803004

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

80300

Product Type

Grip

Model

Fancy Hardwood

Color

BROWN

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