Glock Grip Reduction? Anyone?

[RX-178]

'Form follows function'... at least that's what I constantly tell myself considering I own some of the ugliest firearms in the country.

 

[Ethics]

I don't get why people heavily modify Glocks. I've always been perfectly happy shooting mine stock. Mall Ninja complex?

 

[1KPerDay]

The best way to make an ugly gun uglier: get a Glock grip reduction. It might be functional, but it is gods awful looking.

If you say so... *shrugs*

 

[jocko]

1kper day

I personally don't think that glock is ugly at all, just compare it to Hillary and you will never make such a stupid statement again. And oh yes, you can keep scewing with that glock until it looks good. She is just stuck with "ugly"

 

[jocko]

ethics

same way people put different wheels on their cars. THEY WANT THEIR CAR TO LOOK DIFFERENT. Rides the same, yadda yadda yadda. Probably the same thing with the glock reductions, gives the owner a chance to even puff his chest out alittle further...

Personally I kinda like um

 

[akanotken]

you owe yourself a call to the CCF raceframe folks

if you get out of your glock, you could put it back on the orig and have no trouble selling the raceframe, wouldn't sink so much money into an irreversable mod.

 

[grimjaw]

1Kperday, I loved the G19 I had, and the compact Glocks fit me fine as is. I just think the reductions look (subjective) bad.

jm

 

[phrozenlikwid]

I've had some work done to mine, and did a little myself.

Mine was a third gen 17, and I had the grip chopped to take 19 magazines. It was then stippled, and some other stuff done. I still hated the finger grooves, and that goofy hump on the back... so I took matters into my own hands. Finger grooves were ground off, and the backstrap was heated and rolled a tad to help flatten it.

Made all the difference in the world. I surmise that a grip reduction would accomplish the same thing, but as easy as these mods were to do, I'd do them myself. It's only plastic.

 

[kirkcdl]

Brownells has a pdf tutorial on the Glock grip reduction,for those who are more mechanically/artistically inclined...


http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/General/DisplayPDF.aspx?f=glock.pdf


And at least in my case,it wasn't/isn't a "looks" thing,I find the hump on the grip forces me to hold the gun in an unnatural manner.My grip reduced versions do not present such a problem...