Yes, Hogue grips are an exceptional product. The Hogue I have installed on my Colt Officer's 45 greatly improved my grip and shooting accuracy. It feels as if it is custom made for my hand. Money well , well invested for my gun.

I have Hogue panels on two of my Beretta 92s (not the wrap-arounds - just the grip panels).

The Beretta 92 is my fav handgun at the moment. With these grips, i find the gun more comfortable to hold than my 1911s. Great grips!

I am 5'7" & weigh about 150 lbs & have hands that are about "average" in size--whatever the heck average is-----but i have found that for comfort, the hogue rubber grips are the best in my opinion for da revolvers & the pacymyar rubber combat grips are better on a 1911 frame. At least this is what has worked for me over the past 25 years of pistol shooting. Hope this helps !!!!!!!!

I've thought about getting a slip on grip for my Glock 19. A friend has one and I love the feel of it, how well does the grip conceal? Any issues with it sticking or making a clean draw more difficult?

Do you have some comparison pics you could post?

Houge makes great rubber grips.

But they also make excellent aluminum grips too.

Another vote for the combat grips on the 92, a major improvement in shootability and gun retention. I also found them to work very well on a 3" SP101 .357. I am looking to get a 1911 soon, but I plan to use it as a range/plinker/HD gun. I really like the looks of wooden grips on the Remington R1 (my front runner), so I will probably leave the 1911 stock.
Eli