C. Barker says these grips will fit my M&P 45 compact but the CTC website clearly excludes the 45 compact from the fit list. Anyone know for sure?
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I do not remember posting anywhere that this grip fits the .45, they absolutely will not fit the .45. They will only fit the 9mm, .40 S&W;, or the .357 Sig models.
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I asked a rep recently at an SGC show and he confirmed that they would not fit. At present, they don' t make a grip for the 45c.
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Brandon the answe to your question is negative. These sights are specifically for S&W; M&P; full size, not for any other model.
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W. With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W. My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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I put my grips on a .44 and I really like them. I looked at the Tracker 627 on line, which is also a large frame, and I believe they will fit. They make the gun look like a classic, but bare in mind that they are smooth, and the feel isn't going to be the same as if the grip was rubber, or if it was checkered. I am mentioning that only as a heads up. Like I said, I really like mine.
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No! Only the full size, unless your up to the task of modification. Some people I've heard have been able to chop off some length to make it fit the compact, but it does not look good to me. There are grips that fit the compact in rubber but they don't wrap around with finger grooves. On mine I just put on the hand all hogue #17000 slip on because I wanted the fingers. Hope that answers your question.
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Megan, these are full size grips, and as far as fit and finish, they are very nice. On a compact 1911, you may want to contact the seller and inquire about having compact grips in this style. You're not the first to ask, and I'm positive you will not be the last either. I wish you luck in finding a set of grips for your rock island compact.
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I'm not sure, to be honest. It does fit my M&P; 9mm compact, but I'm not sure how much larger (if any) the .45 is. You can always order it and send it back if it doesn't work.
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Not sure on your model, most newer models are round butt, would take it to a gun shop and they can tell. I have a model 37 air weight with the square butt and love these grips.
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I will give you my opinion but use it as such.I have a Government model 1911 and the standard grips fit fine. I think if you have an 8 round mag in .45 ACP than it has to be the standard length grip, otherwise you would only have a 7 or 6 round mag. But that is my opinion.
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I don't own a M&P 45, but use it for my Glock 17 magazines. They're snug but not so much so that you can't pull them out. The back is stiff making it easier still.
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As others have noted, these grips for 1911 pistols are sized according to grip length. Most Commander and Compact 1911's have the same grip length as a full size 1911, but a shorter barrel. In this case grips for a full sized model will work - but check the pierce website to be certain.
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No, It Is A different model. Should Be Listed For The M&P; Compact Specifically
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It should fit no problem. I have these on my full size and compact M&P .40. The .45 isn't much different. Only one I would think twice about is an M&P Shield due to it's small frame and being single stack.
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They fit standard 1911 frames. Compact or Commander models would not fit. The space between grip screws matters too. It's standard for full size 1911s.
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No. These are designed for a full size 1911 grip. They won't fit a compact.
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I called TruGlo a few weeks ago (because I now have a Shield) and they said yes. They said if it's an older version the rear sight may be a smidge too wide, but it will fit fine. The newer versions have been adjusted a little and will fit both M&P; compacts and Shields perfectly. If you have any concerns TruGlo is very helpful.
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I am not sure about those particular models. I put them on a model 19 K frame with round butt and they are great. They provide a more secure grip than wood grips. The draw back is that they preclude speed loader use and will grab clothing, if worn concealed. Perfect for range shooting.