Glock Frame

[CrazyJeep]

To the OP, How small are your baby hands?

Seriously.

I know I don't have big hands, but I love the way my 21SF feels and my 19 is noticeably smaller in all dimensions on the grip. Is the 23 bigger than the 19 gripwise?

[DRAB_81]

Sell your GEN 3, and buy a GEN 4 G23. I believe the GEN 4's, without a backstrap installed, shorten the length of pull by 2.5mm. It's basically a G23SF. Grip reductions are typically expensive, ugly, and make it difficult to sell/trade if you ever decide to. As a guy that has said "I'll NEVER sell that gun" atleast 5 times in the last 2 years, never say never.

Bowie Tactical and Robar are a couple popular places that do Glock Grip Reductions. Another thing to consider is shipping costs, because the frame is a serialized firearm. I don't know how those 2 places handle this, but it generally costs around $75 to ship a handgun from FFL to FFL.

Also, join GlockTalk and do some searching. It has been discussed there, ad nauseum.

[SJgunguy24]

You don't need to remove material to reduce grip size on a Glock. There are other and better ways to get that job done then epoxy and sanding.
Plastic is maliable, even better when warmed up.

[Wrex]

I had my g34 by Robar and like it way more. I think glockworx has a better texture and shipping costs are way less. I may be free this weekend if you want to meet up, just send me a pm.

Sorry for the crappy photo

[dvc1013]

Meathead9 and Wrex thanks for the on target information. I really appreciate the help. This is part of what makes Calgun such a good site in my opinion.

[Lumpia is sarap!®]

Robar is the way to go!



Good luck!

[SeaweedMonkey]

i know someone already suggested it but try adding a hogue grip first before making irreversible changes to the frame. i have small hands and for me the problem is mostly the squareness of the frame. yes, the hogue grip makes it a little bigger but its actually more comfortable for me.