Pre-forming Replacement Grips
When you remove a replacement grip, you will notice that the butt-cap end of the old grip has taken on a spiral shape. Duplicating this spiral on the new grip will make for easier installation and a smoother job. This can be accomplished by gradually stretching the first few inches along the outside edge of the butt end of the new grip between your thumb and forefinger.
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