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Hogue Fancy Hardwood Grip — Brown Cocobolo, Finger Grooves, Ruger GP100 / Super Redhawk (80800 / UPC 743108808009)
The Hogue Fancy Hardwood grip in brown Cocobolo hardwood with finger grooves (part number 80800, UPC 743108808009) is a replacement grip designed for compatibility with Ruger GP100 and Ruger Super Redhawk revolvers. Made from natural hardwood, this grip is intended to provide a traditional wood feel and appearance while adding a defined hand-indexing shape through its finger-groove profile.
Compatibility: Ruger GP100 and Ruger Super Redhawk
This grip is specified for:
Ruger GP100
Ruger Super Redhawk
Because revolver frames can vary by production generation, grip frame style, and factory grip hardware, users should verify the exact model and any included mounting components before installation. Fit can also be affected by:
Aftermarket grip adapters or frame modifications
Certain special-edition revolvers with variant grip frames
Differences in grip panels or locator pins (where applicable)
Material: Cocobolo Hardwood (Brown)
Cocobolo is a dense, visually distinctive hardwood often used for premium grips due to its:
As with any natural wood product, coloration and grain figure can vary from piece to piece. Minor variations are normal and are typically considered part of the material’s character.
Finger Groove Profile for Repeatable Hand Placement
This model includes finger grooves, which create defined channels for the shooting hand’s fingers. Finger-groove grips are commonly chosen to:
Encourage a consistent hand position shot-to-shot
Provide a more locked-in feel during recoil management
Improve indexing when drawing or presenting the revolver
Reduce perceived shifting under rapid strings (depending on technique)
Grip preference is personal; some users prefer finger grooves for consistency, while others prefer a smoother profile for flexibility in hand placement. Testing and handling are the most reliable ways to determine fit for a particular shooter.
Ergonomics and Handling Considerations
Grip shape and material influence comfort and control, especially on revolvers with different loads. Users often evaluate:
Trigger reach (how naturally the finger contacts the trigger)
Palm swell and overall circumference
Stability under recoil
Comfort during extended range sessions
Wood grips can also feel different than rubber or polymer in wet conditions; users who anticipate rain or heavy perspiration may factor surface texture into their selection and handling practice.
Installation Notes
Revolver grips should be installed with attention to correct alignment and hardware engagement:
Ensure the revolver is unloaded and verified safe before beginning work
Follow any Hogue- or Ruger-provided installation instructions
Confirm the grip seats evenly on the frame
Tighten hardware to a secure fit without over-tightening (which can damage wood)
If installation feels forced or misaligned, stop and verify compatibility and included components.
Care and Maintenance for Hardwood Grips
To maintain the appearance and fit of hardwood grips:
Avoid prolonged exposure to water or harsh solvents
Wipe down after handling to remove sweat and oils
Use appropriate wood-safe cleaning products if needed
Store in a stable environment to minimize wood movement over time
Product Identification
Brand: Hogue
Product: Fancy Hardwood Grip
Material: Cocobolo hardwood
Color: Brown (natural wood variation)
Profile: Finger grooves
Fits: Ruger GP100, Ruger Super Redhawk
Part Number: 80800
UPC: 743108808009
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