Hogue 78020 TamerCushion Black Rubber Grip with Finger Grooves for Ruger LCR, LCRxHogue$33.96
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The Hogue 78027 Pink Rubber TamerCushion Grip is purpose-built for Ruger LCR and LCRx revolver shooters who want a softer, more manageable feel without sacrificing control. If you've run your LCR hard at the range or in defensive practice, you know that snappy centerfire recoil can wear on your hand—especially during extended shooting sessions. This grip trades the bare polymer or minimal grip surface for a cushioned rubber compound that genuinely absorbs felt recoil while maintaining a secure hold.
Hogue's TamerCushion formula is softer than standard rubber grips but engineered to stay put and perform. The molded finger grooves are designed to guide your hand into a consistent firing position, which matters when you're running a pocket revolver that demands precision to shoot well. The pink colorway is purely aesthetic—the ergonomic benefits are what count—but it's a bold choice if you want your carry gun to be unmistakably yours.
This grip is a drop-in replacement for your LCR or LCRx, so no gunsmithing required. It's the kind of small upgrade that pays dividends over hundreds of rounds: less hand fatigue, better shot placement, and a firearm that feels less punishing to practice with. For shooters who train regularly with their snubby, that's worth its weight.
| Brand | Hogue Grips |
| Model Number | 78027 |
| Grip Type | TamerCushion Rubber |
| Color | Pink |
| Fit | Ruger LCR, LCRx |
| Features | Finger Grooves, Recoil Cushioning |
Yes. The Hogue 78027 is designed as a direct replacement grip for both the Ruger LCR and LCRx models. It's a drop-in fit with no modifications required.
TamerCushion is a softer rubber compound that absorbs recoil energy, reducing felt recoil and hand fatigue during shooting. It provides a more comfortable grip surface without compromising control.
No. The pink finish is a color option only. The ergonomic design and cushioning properties are identical regardless of color; it's purely a matter of preference and visibility.
Hogue
The Hogue 78027 Pink Rubber TamerCushion Grip is purpose-built for Ruger LCR and LCRx revolver shooters who want a softer, more manageable feel without sacrificing control. If you've run your LCR hard at the range or in defensive practice, you know that snappy centerfire recoil can wear on your hand—especially during extended shooting sessions. This grip trades the bare polymer or minimal grip surface for a cushioned rubber compound that genuinely absorbs felt recoil while maintaining a secure hold.
Hogue's TamerCushion formula is softer than standard rubber grips but engineered to stay put and perform. The molded finger grooves are designed to guide your hand into a consistent firing position, which matters when you're running a pocket revolver that demands precision to shoot well. The pink colorway is purely aesthetic—the ergonomic benefits are what count—but it's a bold choice if you want your carry gun to be unmistakably yours.
This grip is a drop-in replacement for your LCR or LCRx, so no gunsmithing required. It's the kind of small upgrade that pays dividends over hundreds of rounds: less hand fatigue, better shot placement, and a firearm that feels less punishing to practice with. For shooters who train regularly with their snubby, that's worth its weight.
| Brand | Hogue Grips |
| Model Number | 78027 |
| Grip Type | TamerCushion Rubber |
| Color | Pink |
| Fit | Ruger LCR, LCRx |
| Features | Finger Grooves, Recoil Cushioning |
Yes. The Hogue 78027 is designed as a direct replacement grip for both the Ruger LCR and LCRx models. It's a drop-in fit with no modifications required.
TamerCushion is a softer rubber compound that absorbs recoil energy, reducing felt recoil and hand fatigue during shooting. It provides a more comfortable grip surface without compromising control.
No. The pink finish is a color option only. The ergonomic design and cushioning properties are identical regardless of color; it's purely a matter of preference and visibility.
