Glock Ergonomics have not changed in over 30 years and that has lead the industry to produce a plethora of aftermarket grips, some good some not so much. Grip angle and thickness and comfort are all subjective to the shooter and now one of the easiest ways to increase comfort is to do a grip reduction.
Reducing the size of the backstrap area on Glock frames not only makes the diameter of the grip smaller but it also improves the grip angle to a more neutral feel for the shooter (Think 1911 and a more natural ergonomic grip)
This improved grip angle and reduction in thickness and diameter are a huge improvement over a stock frame. Couple that reduction with some custom stippling and you have an entirely different animal.
The best part is you keep your stock Glock frame and serial number which is crucial for Law Enforcement and Duty users. (Check with your department if frame modifications are allowed)
The process is very simple and straight forward. The stock grip is placed in a custom jig and then cut precisely and the grip piece that is removed is either reshaped or replaced with a more natural angled insert. The insert is then glued to the frame with epoxy and allowed to cure for 24 hours before it is stippled into the grip itself. When complete you can't tell the frame was modified (Until you hold it and you think to yourself Wow this is how a Glock should feel). The insert material we use is a proprietary polymer that very closely matches the make up of the stock Glock frame and stipples the same so it can be flawlessly incorporated into the stock grip.
Grip reduction lead time is about a week not including shipping to and from our shop (We pay return shipping)
