USP Grip Options
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I really like the LWD qwik-grip, it has no finger grooves like what's found on the Hogue models. It's a bit thicker material and provides a solid hold that doesn't shift side to side while shooting.
For aftermarket stippling, which may be what you're asking for, the two most common are Robar at www.robarguns.com or Bowie Tactical Concepts www.bowietacticalconcepts.com. This is a bit pricey and will run probably more than $100 depending on what you want done. Grip reductions, restippling, shaving off the trigger guard hook, many other things can be done to make the weapon more suited to you. Both companies will also do refinishing work and can cut front slide serrations. My Glock 26 is with Bowie right now, and I have had Robar perform work on my pistols before, they're great people.
For aftermarket stippling, which may be what you're asking for, the two most common are Robar at www.robarguns.com or Bowie Tactical Concepts www.bowietacticalconcepts.com. This is a bit pricey and will run probably more than $100 depending on what you want done. Grip reductions, restippling, shaving off the trigger guard hook, many other things can be done to make the weapon more suited to you. Both companies will also do refinishing work and can cut front slide serrations. My Glock 26 is with Bowie right now, and I have had Robar perform work on my pistols before, they're great people.
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I've tried the slip ons. The best for me are the decal grips, with the sand finish. They ended up being perfect.
http://www.decalgrip.com/sys-tmpl/door/
You can see it on this pistol
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http://www.decalgrip.com/sys-tmpl/door/
You can see it on this pistol
www.bowietactical.com! Stippling, etc. David does the best work and he can grind your slide, trigger jobs, sights. Reasonable pricing and fast turnaround.
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Heres another vote for the grip-tape "decal" stickers.
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I got some "strips" form brownells, but regular old skateboard deck tape is pretty much the same. You need to take your time to cut them out right, but the outcome is a VERY effective grip surphace, that doesn't shift, and locks your hand to the grip 100%
I got some "strips" form brownells, but regular old skateboard deck tape is pretty much the same. You need to take your time to cut them out right, but the outcome is a VERY effective grip surphace, that doesn't shift, and locks your hand to the grip 100%
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+1 for the Hogue
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I like the stock grip just the way it is. If I want finger grooves I reach for the Glocks instead.
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