This looks interesting:
For Pete’s sake I must be on drugs today because I kept screwing up my initial post :mad:
Anyway I wanted to say this looks like an alternative to the extremely heavy CCF frame. I’ve had great luck with other Lone Wolf products so I’m looking forward to seeing how they pull this off.
Wanna bet if Glock follows the lead of Lone Wolf and gets their new generation pistolas more like the 1911 grip.
I wonder if the Lone Wolf frame addresses the mounted light/frame flex issues.
It certainly does look interesting. I’d love to get my hands on one and test it.
Edit – I’m not a fan of messing with the mag release. The Vickers release fixes that problem nicely.
What’s that button on the back of the grip for?
No Glock 19?
meh…
+1. Need G19 love.
I’m not sure about the mag release either…why would they make it round? Unless they are coming out with a round mag release themselves. As for the button it’s for the optional integrated laser sight.
Yes a G19/23/32 sized frame will be available as well but the G17/22/31 size will be the first one released. JR also said the G20/21 size will be produced as well.
I wonder how they got around Crimson Trace’s patent for a laser activation switch integral to the grip/frame of a gun … :rolleyes:
Where is this optional laser supposed to be located?
Interesting.
If you read the features, it almost sounds like they’re trying to turn a Glock frame into an S&W M&P frame.
the glock 19 frame is already perfect 
For crying out loud . . .the Glock frame that needs to be reduced is the 21.
Everyone is going with a reduced frame for the 19, 17, 22, 34, & 35. The
20 and 21 are the one’s that are too freaking fat. When you consider all the
company’s and individuals that are doing grip reductions, there’s alot of money
to be made with a reduced frame for the big Glocks. Everybodys going after
the smaller framed Glocks first. I don’t understand why!! Glock didn’t do near
enough with the 21SF’s.
I would REALLY like one of these for my Advantage Arms conversion if the price was right.
Well last I knew the folks who do grip reductions have quite a demand for doing them on the smaller Glocks like the G17 and G19. That might be part of the explanation for why companies would go after them first.
It will have to come through a ffl dealer! Because it is what has the serial numbers on! No longer a glock!!1
Would a Glock by any other name still look as ugly?
I was wondering the same thing.
I wonder how the laser works.
Any time line on these frames?
IMO the demand is pretty universal, and there are (probably?) lots more -17, -19, -22 etc out on the streets. Just my opinion though.
Glock did so many things right, but many folks have minor gripes that just won’t go away- grip angle, poor factory sights, blocky frames etc. My personal beefs are the mag release and the need for a slight beavertail.
Luckily I now have the Glock I’ve always wanted- in the form of the M&P9!