Glock grip reductions

[BsChoy]

Who has had the grip slimmed up on their glocks? By whom and what model did you have done? I am considering a G21 and even though I have good size hands I was interested in having the grip slimmed so it fits more like my G17 or 19. Did the job change the way they point?

 

[progunner1957]

I have a Glock 21 and a 30 that I sent off to Robar for grip reduction. They did an outstanding job and while the grip is still a tiny bit on the thick side, it is ten times better than it was before.

I really dislike the big, tumor-like hump at the rear of magazine well on Glocks - that is removed when Robar does a grip reduction. Now I own two Glocks that actually fit the human hand - what a concept!

As far as point of aim/point of impact, I can see no change at all.

The only drawback is that if you want to use Crimson Trace lasergrips on a Glock, they will not fit after a grip reduction job. I can certainly live with that tradeoff, given how much better my Glocks are now - much more shootable and carryable.

 

[Chipperman]

A few of the guys I shoot with have done it themselves with a Dremel.

Turned out ok, but you need to be very careful. (Of course that's sage advice for anyone with a Dremel in their hands )

 

[BullfrogKen]

Jim Garthwaite has done a couple. I've seen it. If I were to use a Glock, that's the only way I would.

 

[Ricebrnr]

Have you also considered buying an aluminum frame? They come with interchangeable backstraps.

http://www.ccfraceframes.com/Mainpage.htm

http://www.defensereview.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=862

 

[Desertscout]

Here's some that we've done.





This one was reduced and chopped. It will be featured in a popular magazine in the next month or so.