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Thanks for the mention, would love to see that Inox in a ReCover BC2 grip as well ;-)

Crimson Trace just shared this pic on their Facebook :-) nice looking gun and set up https://www.facebook.com/crimsontracecorp/posts/10152539156725856?notif_t=story_reshare

If I misinterpreted then please accept my sincerest apologies

I don't comment on personal taste, people can say what they want about the grip. I comment when I feel that false misleading statements are being made. Call it ugly all you want, personal taste is subjective, but when things are said that misrepresent the facts, then I feel a response is...

So now whose opinion should we take? The person that actually owns one and has handled one or the person who has never seen one let alone gripped or used one? Hhhmmm, blows my mind sometimes how people can make false or misrepresented statements based on something they have never seen or felt...

Any chance you can post a pic of the final product? I haven't seen a Sistema with a Recover grip yet. Glad you approve

460kodiak We have a lot of ideas, I can't reveal all of them yet but you will be pleasantly surprised

TestPilot - are you speaking from experience or just assuming? http://www.recovertactical.com/holsters We also have Savoy Leather that just jumped on board, as well as others. We are also developing our own proprietary holster which should be out shortly.

1/7grunt - we are working on getting the Beretta version out by the end of the summer.

Dogmush, it is not universal thickness throughout

Rusty, we stand by these 100% and we will refund people's money, but truth be told of the many thousands sold, there have been 0 defects and only a few returns for fit issues.

Dogmush People are modifying these in many interesting ways. I am not able to comment on how you want to modify it though, it would definitely screw with the stability of the grip. If you were shooting .22's it would be a different story, but .45's I would not recommend such a drastic...

Hi Rusty These grips are made using the same material as many well known firearms, and they don't seem to crack. We have tested these and 1911 manufacturers have tested these as well. Here is a video going through 130 rounds in 2 minutes, the gun was smoking hot with 0 cracks in the frame...

Thanks for understanding. We are not going after the new gun market, there are countless millions on the market and that is our market.

Re the plunger support - we spoke to some manufacturers and gun smiths and we felt that the plunger support is a feature that is not required if your plunger is properly staked (which it should be at all times). One manufacturer went so far as to say "if you are relying on the grip to support...