Some Glock Ergo Adjustments

[2Wheels4Ever]

I love my Glock 35, but the G23 has never felt at home in my hand. The finger grooves did not fit in-between my fingers, but rather in the middle of my pads. This made for less than desired grip feel, but I was always hesitant to take a dremel to the frame of a basically brand new gun.

After finally biting the bullet, I can't believe I had not done it before. The gun is remarkably more comfortable now, and really grips well when shooting.

It may be ugly, but it does make a difference for the better. Plus glocks were never made to win beauty pageants anyways.

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[biggie24420]

I finally decided to use the Grip Force Adapter, I really like the new grip angle. I had a Gen4 G23 and it was fine but the finger grooves got on my nerves and I needed money so I sold it. Now I am thinking about getting a G19 since I already have a G17 (I love the Gen4 G17!) and I've been looking for a Gen2 but I can't find one.
So I think a Gen3 G19 would be nice (has a rail) and I might just get rid of the finger grooves.

That is a really nice stipple job BTW.

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

That is a really nice stipple job BTW.

Thanks, it took about 3 hours, and I am pretty happy with the turnout on my first foray into the stippling world.

 

[glockman99]

That's a very nice stippling job! I didn't like the finger grooves on my G21, Gen. 3 pistol, so I lowered 'em...

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[44mag2ndamend]

Seems to me either Glock has some work to do in that dept. or will the after market fill the void?