Model 18410 fits The S&W M&P Shield Plus

This grips great for the shield plus helps fit the hand better feels out the grip more. The finger groves have a great feel in the hand under recoil, even using the 10-round mag the 2 fingers on the grip have better grab. I bought this and talon grips, but I like the Hogue better. Talons are great if u like the thin stock grip, Hogue if u want a better filled out grip it's great.

Exactly what I ordered, came in quick, install is all over YouTube so it’s not super easy but there are lots of tips, it makes carry way more comfortable and puts the perfect thickness on a grip. It feels very durable especially compared to other cheap rubber grips. I would say it’s worth the price, the color also looks fine!

I used them on a Kel-Tec PF9. I warmed it up with hot water and sprayed the butt of the pistol as the directions said, cut out the strips of plastic, but didn’t need to use them. I haven’t shot the pistol yet, but it feels a LOT better in my hand. A little bigger, and much more grippy. I’m anxious to get it to a range and give it a shot. 🙂

The Hogue HandAll provides a noticeable upgrade to the Shield/Shield Plus. The grip enhances ergonomics and feel with a softer surface and finger grooves. It’s a substantial upgrade over the gritty standard grip. It will feel much better in the palm for larger handed individuals and give all sizes a more secure grip. Beyond comfort, anyone using the flush fitting magazines will have a more solid grip with this upgrade. The installation instructions provided are a bit obtuse. I simply heated the grip with a hairdryer and sprayed the inside with window cleaner. It was fairly easy to stretch over the grip once heated and “lubed” up. I would recommend this purchase to any Shield owners looking for a more comfortable and secure grip on their firearm. This is an inexpensive and effective solution!

I have big hands and prefer a smaller CCW. My other CCW is a Ruger LC9S. I have a Pachmayr rubber grip on that and a Hogue grip on my Glock 19. . My S&W Shield Plus needed some extra padding to better position my long forefinger on the trigger, provide a thicker grip, and to give a more tactile feel than the OEM stippling, good as it is compared with Glock for example. I had read in the forums from 2 and 3 years ago that Hogue, at that time, actually recommended the Shield 45 grip for a better fit on the Shield Plus and this is what I tried initially. The problem with the 45 grip is that the finger groove at the top is slightly too narrow and my middle finger didn’t fit between the lip and the trigger guard without being squeezed. I then later saw in grip images that the Shield Plus grip had a lower finger lip, which would better fit my finger. I’m guessing that the Shield Plus dedicated grip was made available AFTER the forum comments? It was first available, according to Amazon, in September of 2023, 1.5 years ago. . Fitment required a cup of boiling water, a thin, narrow spoon handle, some window cleaner (I only had Ammonia free), and very unlike the shield 45 grip, much less dexterous manipulation. In fact, it slipped on to the gun grip almost without effort. Soak the grip for 5 minutes and then dry and stretch it. Back in the water for a few more minutes. Remove from the hot water, dry and stretch the beaver tail onto the gun grip as far as it’ll go, having lubed the gun grip and inside of the Hogue grip with the window cleaner. Insert the spoon handle into the Hogue grip and lever it onto the front end of the gun grip, stretching the rubber forward. Then slide the front edge of the Hogue grip over the spoon handle and onto the gun grip. Pull out the spoon without letting the rubber slip off the gun. Now, it’s a matter of working the rubber grip fully onto the gun grip. Eventually you’ll get it into position and then you can use the parting lines on the rubber molding to align with those on the polymer frame to center the grip, front and back. . It was a real workout with the 45 grip as the rubber is quite a bit smaller than the gun grip in its free state. The Shield Plus grip is also, but just slid on fairly easily once over the gun grip. It’s not as tight a fit. I’m hoping that when the glass cleaner dries fully, the grip doesn’t move. The 45 grip was absolutely rock solid on the Shield Plus and the only way I could remove it was to roll it off, peeling down from the top edges and beaver tail, turning it inside-out. It didn’t get damaged at all and looked brand new when I returned it. Hogue grips are indestructible! . I’m impressed with the grip. The rubber is grippy and cushioning, and the bulk fits my hand much better than stock, especially widthwise, and my trigger finger is now parallel to the axis of the gun when the pad is on the trigger. The fit is perfect and the gun looks impressive. For now, I’m taking off 1 Star until I know the grip isn’t going to move around when dried. My Hogue Glock grip, after 10 years and more, is a little loose and moves slightly at the range. I don’t recall it being much of a struggle to get on either, but that might be my poor memory. . I certainly recommend Hogue grips but don’t give up trying to fit them if you find them tight! Use a narrow, thin spoon handle!