Description
The Hogue Monogrip for K and L frame Smith & Wesson revolvers solves a problem that stock grips just can't handle: they're slick, they slip under recoil, and they don't give you anywhere comfortable to put your fingers. This grip is built from durable synthetic rubber that's soft enough to absorb punishment but firm enough to never feel spongy or tacky. The material resists solvents and oils so it stays in shape year after year, and it comes out of the box ready to go without any break-in period.
How the Monogrip Attachment Works
Unlike grips that require screw holes or frame modification, the Hogue uses a patented steel stirrup system that clips over your existing stock pin or bottom strap. The grip slides on from the bottom and the stirrup holds everything locked down tight. Installation takes a few minutes and no special tools, and your frame stays completely untouched. This means you can pull it off anytime if you want to switch back or try something different.
Ergonomic Design That Actually Fits Your Hand
The grip has proportioned finger grooves molded right in, which means your fingers naturally land in the same spot every time you pick it up. This consistency matters way more than people realize because it directly translates to better control and accuracy. The palm swell in the lower part of the grip fills the web of your hand, reducing fatigue during longer range sessions. The cobblestone texture on the surface grips without being rough or irritating to your skin.
Recoil Management and Shooting Comfort
The rubber compound does real work here. It absorbs and distributes recoil energy so the shot feels more like a push than a sharp jolt. This means less hand fatigue, less flinching on follow-up shots, and the ability to shoot longer without soreness setting in. Many K and L frame owners report that magnum loads suddenly become much more manageable with this grip on their revolver.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Hogue
- Manufacturer Part Number: 19000
- UPC: 743108190005
- Fits: Smith & Wesson K and L Frame Round Butt Revolvers (Models 10, 12, 13, 19, 64, 65, 66, 67, 386, 396, 460, 500)
- Material: Durable Synthetic Rubber
- Color: Black Matte
- Style: Round Butt Monogrip
- Design: Single-Piece Over-Molded
- Attachment System: Patented Steel Stirrup (clips over stock pin or bottom strap)
- Surface Texture: Cobblestone Pattern
- Finger Grooves: Yes
- Palm Swell: Ambidextrous
- Solvent Resistant: Yes
- Oil Resistant: Yes
- Length: 8.15 inches
- Weight: 0.22 pounds
What’s Included
- Hogue Monogrip (single-piece rubber grip)
- Patented steel stirrup attachment system
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Hogue Monogrip fit my specific S&W model?
The Hogue 19000 fits K and L frame revolvers with round butt profiles, including Models 10, 12, 13, 19, 64, 65, 66, 67, 386, 396, 460, and 500. Check the flat surface on the bottom of your grip frame (near the serial number) – if it measures under 1 and 1/4 inches, you have a round butt. If it's longer, you need a square butt grip instead.
Do I need any tools to install the Monogrip?
No special tools required. The grip slides on from the bottom of the frame and the steel stirrup clips over your existing stock pin or bottom strap. You may need a screwdriver to tighten the screw that holds the stirrup, but that's about it. Installation takes just a few minutes and doesn't require any modifications to your revolver frame.
How does the rubber hold up over time with oils and solvents?
Hogue uses a modern synthetic rubber compound that's specifically engineered to resist all common firearm solvents and oils. Unlike older rubber or neoprene materials that deteriorate or crack, this rubber maintains its shape and grip quality for years. A quick wipe with a damp cloth is all the maintenance it needs.
Does this grip actually reduce felt recoil?
Yes, noticeably. The rubber absorbs and distributes recoil energy instead of transmitting it sharply to your hand and wrist. Combined with the ergonomic design that promotes a solid grip, you'll feel more control and less hand fatigue during shooting. This benefit is especially noticeable with heavier calibers and during extended range sessions.






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