The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Handguns => Topic started by: Gunmart on April 08, 2011, 12:36:51 PM
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Here is my full write up:
http://gunmart.blogspot.com/2011/03/review-grip-force-adapter-for-glocks.html (http://gunmart.blogspot.com/2011/03/review-grip-force-adapter-for-glocks.html)
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I really like this idea!
While I have large meathooks, slide bite has never been a problem for me - even with the G27 - but the Glock grip angle just isn't quite right. Doesn't really affect shooting for me, just feel.
Sadlly,they didn't include the G27 in the lineup. ???
I think I need one of these for the 23. For $27 it's a hell of a lot cheaper than a new Gen4.
Thanks for the heads up Gunmart!!
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Looks like it will preclude you from using a Crimson Trace laser. And that is a bad thing in my book (all my pistols have CT on them)
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Looks like it will preclude you from using a Crimson Trace laser. And that is a bad thing in my book (all my pistols have CT on them)
OK....but doesn't the Crimson Trace basically add a beaver tail already? Why would you even need this if you already have the CT?
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OK....but doesn't the Crimson Trace basically add a beaver tail already? Why would you even need this if you already have the CT?
From what I've read this does more than just add a beaver tail.
It modifies the grip angle so that it feels more familiar to those accustomed to the grip on a 1911.
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...if one has issues with the original G LOCK grip angle.
For me factory angle works just fine thank you very much.
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My G21SF wasn't too bad for me but my 17 felt a little off to me since I've spent so much time shooting M&Ps and my 1911. I like the adapter for the simple fact that it gives my Glocks a consistant, natural pointing ability. Not a dang thing wrong with a stock Glock but why not take every advantage to make you even better with you gun?