For today’s video we try out the Hogue EX-F01! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!

The Hogue monogrip is one of the most popular and affordable revolver grips in the world.  Whether your existing grips are worn out, poorly matched to your hand size, or you just plain want to try something different, it's hard to beat the mono. In this article we'll be taking a look at how to install one on a Smith and Wesson K or L frame revolver, in this case one of my 686's.  This is a very simple job that anyone can tackle, so let's get to it.

A quick table top view of my new Smith and Wesson Model 69 with a 2 3/4" barrel. I've started calling this .44 Magnum snubby revolver the "Noisy Cricket".

I needed new grips for my S&W 629-6 Deluxe TALO with a 3 inch barrel. The wood grips were not bad, and they looked great, but they hurt the web of my hand. The Hogue Monogrip 25000 feels much better.