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The Hogue Tamer pistol grip turns your Remington 870 into a shorter, easier-to-maneuver package without giving up control. It bolts on in place of the factory stock and brings Hogue's orthopedic hand shape to the table, with compound palm swells and full finger grooves that let your hand settle into the same spot every time. The soft rubber texture stays grippy in wet or sweaty conditions and doesn't turn ice cold in winter the way bare plastic does.
This is more than a rubber sleeve on a hunk of polymer. The core is fiberglass-reinforced polymer for stability, wrapped in Hogue's OverMolded rubber that soaks up recoil without feeling spongy or tacky. The real trick is the internal Sorbothane cushion tucked under the web of your hand, right where a pistol grip tends to concentrate the kick. That soft spot takes the sting out of heavy 3-inch magnum loads and makes range time a lot more pleasant. Fair warning that follows any pistol grip on a 12 gauge: it's still a shotgun, so brace your wrist and expect firm feedback on hot loads.
Installation is about as simple as it gets. The grip ships with the correct attachment bolt, so you drop it on, snug it down, and you're done in a few minutes. Keep an Allen wrench handy since one isn't in the box. The palm swells are ambidextrous, so lefties and righties both get the same comfortable hold, and the design is a favorite for compact home-defense and truck-gun builds where a full stock just gets in the way.
Hogue has been making grips and stocks long enough that the name speaks for itself. If you want your 870 shorter, handier, and kinder on your hand when the loads get stout, the Tamer is a proven, budget-friendly upgrade that punches above its weight.
Yes, this grip is made for the Remington 870 12 gauge platform and drops right in place of the factory stock. It comes with the correct attachment bolt so you can bolt it on in a few minutes. You'll want an Allen wrench on hand since one isn't included.
It helps a good deal thanks to the internal Sorbothane cushion tucked under the web of your hand, which is the spot pistol grips usually beat up the most. Shooters running heavy 3-inch magnum loads notice the difference right away. Keep in mind it's still a 12 gauge, so recoil reduction is relative and a firm grip goes a long way.
The orthopedic hand shape with compound palm swells and finger grooves suits a wide range of hand sizes, and the ambidextrous design works for lefties and righties alike. Plenty of folks with larger hands find it fills the palm nicely, and shooters with smaller hands handle it comfortably too. The soft rubber texture also stays grippy in sweaty or wet conditions.
The Tamer uses a fiberglass-reinforced polymer core for a rock-solid fit to the receiver, wrapped in Hogue's OverMolded rubber. The rubber is designed to absorb recoil without feeling spongy or overly tacky. That combo gives you durable construction with a comfortable, non-slip surface.
| UPC | 743108087145 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 08714 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 8.1000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Pistol Grip |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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