Glock Grip Enhancement...what do you use?

General Firearms Handguns - Semi Auto
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I am not too satisfied with the “grippiness” of my stock G19. I’ve seen various stick on types and the rubber piece that slides over the grip (which I will not use).

What have you “G” shooters found to work best for you?

Thanks.

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http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=6831/Product/SEMI_AUTO_DECAL_GRIP

this stuff in the rubber version is awesome. my 19 feels like its glued to my hands when i shoot. Plus, give it a shot,if you dont like it, youre only out 10 bucks.

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Thanks,

Those are the ones I’m leaning towards, but I wanted to find out from users how well they work/hold-up or if there is something better.

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A piece of mountain bike inner tube is acceptable, grip tape is OK, and a skillfully applied soldering iron works quite nicely.

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Thanks Doc,

Not looking to do any permanent modification and I have heard some say innertube type rubber sleeves can slip over the mag release.

Any truth to that?

Thanks

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Skate tape works well. It does have its drawbacks. It usually is not compatable with certian holsters. It also tends to come off if you get cheap stuff.

Soldering works very well. I was hesitant to do this to my Glocks but I went for it anyway. I am 100% glad I did.

PJ

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Hogue grip

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I use Talon Grips on all my Glocks. They provide great grip and won’t tear up your hands.
They are pretty cheap and stay in place well but won’t leave behind sticky residue if you decide to take them off.

Talongungrips.com is their website I think.

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Thanks RB,

That’s one I hadn’t seen before.

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www.Talongungrips.com

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For non-concealed carry, I like the “rubber” texture Decal Grip. It is too tacky (catches on clothing) for concealed carry.

It does need replacing every so often though…

www.decalgrip.com

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I prefer to run mine without anything extra, but alot of guys I know use the custom grip tape and seem to really like it.

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I use the Truegrip, very similiar to the TalonGrip. Been using it for @ 5 years on both duty and off duty glocks and have never had a problem.

www.Truegripusa.com

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I’ve tried several different types of grips and a combination of the above works best for my Generation 2 Glock 22.

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Another vote or trugrip…its like talongrip but provides more grip coverage.

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Like John said the 3m floor tape rocks I love it I tried most grips and tubes and such the 3 m worked the best for a replaceable item. Also you can sand it down if its to grippy I have found the one I have that has had it on for 1.5 now is near perfect now from normal wear. You can get it at home depot. I also put it only on the inside of the pistol not the out were it can catch on the clothes.

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For me the only viable long term solution is stippling. You can choose the level to suit your girly or manly skin, it doesn’t slip or slide, and doesn’t have to be reapplied.

You can see examples here at Robar’s site.

http://www.robarguns.com/glock.htm

Boresight does a great job as do many others but Robar is here in Phoenix so that makes it easy for me to use them.

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Thanks all,

Lots of options out there. I went with the decal grips.

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Forget the stick on junk, send it to Ben @ Boresight Solutions…my Glock 17 in the middle of Steve’s two M&P’s.

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Bullitt5172,

Nice, but like I said previously, I’m not looking to do a permanent mod.

Thanks