Is anyone else of the opinion/notice that the line checkering/serrations on the Mag Release are oriented in the wrong direction on the Magpul Grip Module? They are in line/parallel with the orientation of the thumb, as well as the direction manipulation by the thumb and would seem to provide little to no useful benefit IMO. Thoughts?

WC and Grayguns already have aftermarkert grip modules correct? I cant see them doing that well unless its much cheaper.

But then I dont see anythingwrong with sigs x modules

whomever is making these grip frames, I need one that is the same dimensional fit [or smaller] as the small version of the FUll Sized grip frame.

The medium or larger are too large for my fingers.

It seems most aftermarket are designed around the medium frame dimensions.

My problem is my short fingers for palm size. As a result, the medium makes the reach just a bit longer than makes me happy.

My ideal is a Full frame in a small dimension that doesn't have the area under the back of the trigger guard digging into my middle finger when gripping tightly. [or I just have too high of a grip on it?]

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by SigSauerP226:
I like the feel of the Glock 26 and feel like a SC P320 would be about the same, plus I can throw my compact upper on it.

I tried that for a little bit, but it doesn't really gain you much of anything compared to just using a Compact/XCompact grip. The size savings is negligible, and you have a lower capacity and less substantial grip and beavertail in return.

That’s interesting, it seems a little smaller than the compact. The capacity for now wouldn’t matter for me as I didn’t grab P320 mags during freedom week 5 years ago in California. I have various cap mags for 9mm Glock, so I use my G26 mags with the Glock OEM +2. I imagine, after looking at Handgun hero, that my G26 with those mags would still be a bit shorter than the P320 subcompact.

I don’t think Wilson Combat needs to worry.
That beavertail needs to be cut higher, it’s the same or lower than frame in the trigger guard.