That's interesting. I wonder why they don't. I wouldn't want to put them on any of mine because they would probably make the grip too big, but that's interesting.silverbear wrote:No, and my hands do get sweaty. They do take some work getting on. If you don't like them your cost is only a couple of bucks and the sore fingers from putting them on.C-dub wrote:Those bicycle tire inner tubes don't get slippery when your hands are sweaty?silverbear wrote:I've been extremely pleased with my 26 and 19. I outfitted both with TR Graham's match grade slide lock. The 26 came with factory night sights and I put Ameriglo straight eight style sights (no longer on their website, but similar to the GL 433) - I love these sights, hi-viz day and night sight combo. Also did the bicycle tire inner tube wrap on the grips on both. My only FTE came from me limp wristing during a four point draw exercise where we were shooting from the 2 position.
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- Sun Jan 29, 2012 9:28 pm
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- Sun Jan 29, 2012 9:08 pm
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Those bicycle tire inner tubes don't get slippery when your hands are sweaty?silverbear wrote:I've been extremely pleased with my 26 and 19. I outfitted both with TR Graham's match grade slide lock. The 26 came with factory night sights and I put Ameriglo straight eight style sights (no longer on their website, but similar to the GL 433) - I love these sights, hi-viz day and night sight combo. Also did the bicycle tire inner tube wrap on the grips on both. My only FTE came from me limp wristing during a four point draw exercise where we were shooting from the 2 position.
- Sun Jan 29, 2012 2:40 pm
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Got my sights installed yesterday and they're great. I wish the tritium dots were bigger like Meprolights, but that front sight, with the orange around the tritium is very easy to pick up quickly. The guy that installed them warned me about shooting them for at least 24 hours. I told him I would do my best, but couldn't promise anything. It was nice being able to see my gun on the nightstand in the dark again last night.C-dub wrote:I'm not sure what you mean by better grips. Do you mean learning how to grip it better with your hands because there's not really much else you can do with a Glock's grip.
Better sights are a good improvement. I'm picking up a set of Trijicon HD night sites this weekend, hopefully. They ordered them on Monday and said they'd be here by the end of the week, but I haven't heard from them yet.
- Thu Jan 26, 2012 9:14 pm
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I'm not sure what you mean by better grips. Do you mean learning how to grip it better with your hands because there's not really much else you can do with a Glock's grip.
Better sights are a good improvement. I'm picking up a set of Trijicon HD night sites this weekend, hopefully. They ordered them on Monday and said they'd be here by the end of the week, but I haven't heard from them yet.
Better sights are a good improvement. I'm picking up a set of Trijicon HD night sites this weekend, hopefully. They ordered them on Monday and said they'd be here by the end of the week, but I haven't heard from them yet.