Talon Grips

[Tree Cutter]

Thoughts? Weapon is a Glock.

[Title1guy]

[Snoopy47]

I buy them for every single Glock I have, and will continue to do so.

What makes me sad as a consumer is my FIRST Talon grip was only $10, and they've since figured out people will pay more (still the best cost to benefit upgrade I think you can do).

[RollingCode3]

I buy them for every single Glock I have, and will continue to do so.

What makes me sad as a consumer is my FIRST Talon grip was only $10, and they've since figured out people will pay more (still the best cost to benefit upgrade I think you can do).

I bought when it was under 10 bucks a piece. Now they charge over $18 check out tractiongrips. Only 8 bucks a piece.

[SNEAKS]

Well worth it.

[trackcage]

I have the sandpaper ones on several glocks. Works great for anything but inside the waistband. I like the texture of the sandpaper, but the hand lotion crowd might disagree.

[mtenenhaus]

Brooks Tactical Agrips are also very nice. They're very comfortable and contribute to an excellent grip. My older wimpy hands just don't tolerate sand paper grips very well anymore.

.... they do however cost a bit more than the Talon Grips

[Erion929]

Only put Talons on my Glocks, but they work and feel good

My G34 bedside gun has the (sandpaper) granulate version....I like that version most.

My carry G26 and G30S got the rubber ones, since they are in my clothing.


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[tnlrat37]

Have them on all my carry guns, rubberized not sandpaper though. Love the feel.

[smak28]

I use the rubberized ones because the sandpaper ones are too rough for my un-abused soft hands.

[Peahi2]

I used the sandpaper version on my glock 19 until they were worn through/falling off in a couple of spots. I have had the rubber version for last 4 month.

I think I prefer the sandpaper version. The rubber version is not as sticky as it could be. I was definitely more solid on the sandpaper version. I'll get go back when the current ones wear out...no rush or emergent need to change out.