rink grip sizing.

[dsergison]

I wear size 11 / XL gloves

Will I be able to use a medum rink grip on a Benelli MP95?
I know it's not likely ideal.

I'm just sort of excited about a new used gun I would like to buy which currently has medium grips. I've never had rink grips. or a powder burning target pistol.

I do have a FWB100 and I did have a IZH46m.

Anyone else wear 11 gloves? What Rink size should I think about replacing them with?

Thanks,
Dan

[rmca]

Here you go:

http://www.formgriffe.de/en/

Hope this helps

[beeser]

The diagram and chart worked well for me. Don't forget to separate the trigger finger as shown when taking the measurement. The Rink grips are great.

[spence]

Here you go:

http://www.formgriffe.de/en/

Hope this helps

This Rink diagram can lead to some costly size mistaks. At least it did in my case. I dutifully measured across my knuckles and got 85mm as I though the instructions indicated. According to the information given I should take a small. That seemed weird because I don't think my hands are all that small. But as instructed, I bought a small. Ok, that didn't work so I bought a medium. Medium is really a bit too small also but it works with some adjustment.

I believe what that diagram is telling you is to TRACE your hand and then measure the trace. When I measure the trace of my hand I get 95mm measuring across the knuckles. 95 makes me a size Large. Which I believe would be the best fit for me. So be careful what you measure. Big difference between 85 and 95. The instructions could be clearer perhaps. Or perhaps it's obvious to everyone else.

They are great grips though. No question for me.

Spence

[scausi]

I would say no. but as a comparison a medium Rink grip is smaller than a medium Morini grip , much less wood & tighter fir on the hand . If you are xl then buy an xl or even a Rink xxl even more so if you wear a glove.
Cheers .S