do you modify your glock grip?
either totally or partially ?

Question:
curious to see who does what , or not

thanks for your participation

Choices:
yes with skate tape
no, mine is naked
yes with permanent stipple
yes with a pull over temporary
I don't have a glock

 

Had a Hogue grip on my Gen 4 G22, but run my Gen 5 17 with no grip addition of any kind (stock or otherwise).

No grip changes, but I do have agency arms minimalist mag wells on the Gen 3 and Gen 4 glocks, where applicable. I use no backstrap on the gen 4, and don't do anything with the Gen 3.

I have started to really like the Talon grips on my glocks. Most are still naked though.

The problem with Glock is the grip/grip angle, and how it is the firearm. Modifying the grip permanently modifies the firearm. AND, the grip/firearm is not exactly an inexpensive, easily replaced part, yet is made out of an inexpensive material... Unless Glock gen6 is more like the sig p320, with a reasonably priced grip replacement option - Glock is in for a downturn/drop in marketshare.

I like my Glocks like I like my women, naked!

Grip tape on my Gen 2 and Gen 3 Glocks. Naked Gen 4s and Gen 5s.

The newer texture is a huge improvement, and doesn't need any help.

None of the above.
Currently Talon on my Gen 2 Glock 19 and my 43X.
In the past, I used a bike inner tube!

I don't own a Glock now, but had a 19 (3rd "generation") for 13 or 14 years, and never felt the need to mess with the grip.

Grip texture wise I like G4 and 5. Other grip mod wise,where to start? Except my G19.5MOS I've been doing the single undercut and grip chopping my 19 to a 26 size.

Nekkid, currently. But considering Talons.

I luvs my G19 5thGen grip just the way Gaston intended.

Yes and No for me, depends on the gun...

My Gen 4 Front Serrations Glock 19 - no, the smallest grip option works for me.

I found a used Gen 3 26 that has a grip reduction and stippling job that fits my hand perfectly, I really dislike the rear hump on the 26 pistols.

My Glock 42 has the Talon rubber grip tape on it.

Don't currently have a Glock, but I did have a Gen3 Glock 23 with granulated Talon Grips. Definite improvement for me.

All mine except the g26 are stippled.

My Gen 3 G23 has a Grip Force Adapter on it, but my Gen 4 G19 and my G19X have the largest backstrap if memory serves me. Otherwise the grips are fine.

The “rubber” type Talons on my duty Glock. It is a Gen.4. I used to have the granulated ones but, they ate uniform shirts like crazy.

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Originally posted by tgmr05:
The problem with Glock is the grip/grip angle, and how it is the firearm. Modifying the grip permanently modifies the firearm. AND, the grip/firearm is not exactly an inexpensive, easily replaced part, yet is made out of an inexpensive material... Unless Glock gen6 is more like the sig p320, with a reasonably priced grip replacement option - Glock is in for a downturn/drop in marketshare.

Thank you for your analysis.

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Originally posted by arfmel:

quote:

Originally posted by tgmr05:
The problem with Glock is the grip/grip angle, and how it is the firearm. Modifying the grip permanently modifies the firearm. AND, the grip/firearm is not exactly an inexpensive, easily replaced part, yet is made out of an inexpensive material... Unless Glock gen6 is more like the sig p320, with a reasonably priced grip replacement option - Glock is in for a downturn/drop in marketshare.

Thank you for your analysis.

Ever notice how it's someone from 2004, 2005, 2006, with a low post (100-300) count who all of a sudden decided to chime in?

I was only allowed to vote once, and being from Chicago... Well, you know...

I've used the rubber slip-ons, and I'm not a fan.

My (pretty much EDC) G-19 I had stippled, and the trigger guard reduced by Polymer Refined. I like the way it fits in my hand. It's aggressive stippling, and it sticks!

My Duty Guns (G-21 & G-30) have 3M No Skid tape on the grips. I've tried skateboard tape, and found the grit comes off too easy. The No Skid tape is pretty aggressive, and it sticks to the gun. Peels off fairly easy, and leaves little residue when it's time to change it.

I'm about due to replace mine. It's been at least 5 years, a whole roll costs about $10-$15 at Home Depot.