Any Glock Owners?

[Robb in Austin]

Why the double undercut?

 

[SIG_Fiend]

It gives an index point and room to get the support hand fingers a little bit higher in relation to the bore. Seems small, and seems like it wouldn't do much of anything, but small changes in tension and positioning have a HUGE effect when it comes to handguns. I noticed a definite performance improvement after doing it. It also has the effect of "locking" your support hand index finger in place. Here's the best pics I could find of the way I do the thumbs forward grip, from all the angles I could find. Notice the placement of the upper palm / base of the thumb, support hand index finger, etc.

tn_8 by Dillo Dynamics, on Flickr

tn_9 by Dillo Dynamics, on Flickr

tn_41 by Dillo Dynamics, on Flickr

tn_43 by Dillo Dynamics, on Flickr



Now notice the difference in support hand position in comparison to this grip. Support palm / thumb base is significantly farther down the grip panel (a solid 1-1.5" lower), support fingers are likely resting directly on top of gun hand fingers, instead of more in the "grooves" between the gun hand fingers. Ultimately this equals less control of recoil:

tn_27 by Dillo Dynamics, on Flickr

 

[Robb in Austin]

Ahhhh. Interesting.

 

[Texan183]

Interesting.

 

[TXBloodBrother14]

G19 Gen4 just bought it the other day. I love the ambi mag release.

Sincerely, Previously frustrated Southpaw.

 

[Orlando Marquez]

 

[Code3GT]

Got my 19 and 26 back from Ike at Big Tex Outdoors. I'm really happy with the work and love satin mag!

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[p4R4d0x]

Glock 32: Backpack by alstauffer, on Flickr

 

[tpepper70]

Finally got mine how I like it. G23 Gen 3 with some stippling and grinding done, Meprolight sights, LW 40 extended barrel, LW 9mm conversion barrel, 357 sig barrel and looking for a cheap 22lr conversion. This is my hunting set up. I know they say 40 is a little light for hunting, but I'll be in my bow blind with 20 yard shot or less and Underwood Ammo has some 155grn XTP advertised at 1300 fps with reviews show it hitting 1400 fps in an extended barrel. That should have plenty of thump for deer and pigs.

 

[claymore504]

I have the 40 cal family. G27, G23 and G22.

 

[cwmoss]

Had a bunch of 9mm ammo and needed something to shoot them, so yesterday I went and got a Gen4 G34. First Glock I have bought since the mid 90's. I do like the enhancements that the Gen4 has.

 

[Robert_K]

Here is my Glock 23 Gen3...

My G21 Gen4;

Left to right, top to bottom: G36, G23 Gen3, G42 (Sold), G17 Gen4 25th Anniversary, G21 Gen4 cerakoted Tungsten slide

 

[claymore504]

Got a Gen 3 22, 23 and 27. Love them all, but thinking about selling the 22 since it does not get used at all.

 

[WCDUB]

Glock 30 Gen 4. Love it! No pics.

 

[vmax]

My newest family member
G41

 

[Texasgordo]

I only have a 30 Gen 3 and a 17 Gen 2. Next year I hope to add a 21 or 41 and maybe a 19.

 

[Robert_K]

Man... I want to shoot the 41. Nice pick up!

 

[itchin]

Same here. May be the last double stack .45 I ever buy.

 

[Robert_K]

I wish Glock would release a slim frame, full size, single-stack, .45acp! I'd be on that like it was the new girl in the military dorms.

 

[vmax]

Same here. May be the last double stack .45 I ever buy.

I got such a smoking deal. It was bought new and traded in a week later cause the guy said his hands were too small for it. I don't know if he even tried the back straps, they were all in the box. I got it for $575 so it was a must have.

I love shooting it. The sight radius is awesome. It had the (-) connector, but the trigger pull was still about 5lbs so I swapped it for a 3.5 Ghost.

I also have a G21C and a G30 so I have my share of 45ACP Glocks.