Rubber grip for glock g26 recommendations

[eustace_stelio]

P-hub is your friend for building grip strength

 

[AshWilliams]

problem solved.

Just put the skateboard grip tape on left/right sides of grip. With the better handle on it, there's no shaking and no noticeable kick back.Took me 10 rounds to get used to the feel, but it's solid.

Worked on my stance, today, instead. Shoulder breadth turned out to be a good approach.

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Now put a couple of strips on both sides where the serrations are and it'll give you a very firm purchase when racking the slide. Wipe the slide down with rubbing alcohol to remove the oil first.

I put long longer strips on the top and side of the slide as well, but that's just me.

 

[duldej]

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I can't speak to p-hub, but adjusting your arm stance to half bent, enables wrist calibration, which can open a whole new world of accuracy, I've found.

I saw a meme on some social media the other day about how to properly hold a camera. Just like that.

 

[GrayGoose]

Wrap it with a ribbed Trojan.

 

[duldej]

Now put a couple of strips on both sides where the serrations are and it'll give you a very firm purchase when racking the slide. Wipe the slide down with rubbing alcohol to remove the oil first.

I put long longer strips on the top and side of the slide as well, but that's just me.

Will do that. Thanks again!

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Wrap it with a ribbed Trojan.

Un-lubed, of course.

 

[Mark_Dorman]

I have the rubberized Talon Grips on my Glock 48. They're decently grippy but don't rub annoyingly when carrying IWB.

 

[GrayGoose]

Un-lubed, of course.

Right, and of equal importance, unused.

 

[duldej]

I have the rubberized Talon Grips on my Glock 48. They're decently grippy but don't rub annoyingly when carrying IWB.

Thanks. I bought the hogue one a few weeks back but never put it on. The skateboard tape is a great solution.