Great results with Talon Grips on my Glock 43

[jstaylor62]

So I was having problems gripping my Glock 43 during timed fire stages. First shot was always fine, but I started losing the following shots. The pistol would start shifting in my grip and then I would start anticipating recoil in an effort to control it which made my shots go down and to the left.

I added the Talon Grips and could not believe the improvement!

 

[thor447]

So I was having problems gripping my Glock 43 during timed fire stages. First shot was always fine, but I started losing the following shots. The pistol would start shifting in my grip and then I would start anticipating recoil in an effort to control it which made my shots go down and to the left.

I added the Talon Grips and could not believe the improvement!

Nice! I've gone with their granulate grip tape as well on my carry and home defense pistols. I absolutely love it. I purchased their rubber grip tape for my G48, and quickly switched to the granulate. For me, the difference is night and day. Some say it's too rough, but I love it on my guns.

On a side note, I was at first timid to put this thing in a sonic cleaner for fear that it would loosen the grip tape. My fears were alleviated, and my guns have survived 2 rounds of sonic cleaning without any damage or loosening of the Talon grips. Just FYI.

 

[Mad Professor]

Nice group!


I run the Talon granulated version on all my GSSF Glocks. Well except one that sometimes sees concealed carry use but it is a Gen 3 RTF2 which is much more aggressive than other factory Glocks. I also run a small piece of the same material far forward on the side of the frame for my support grip thumb. And a small piece on the front of the grip extension. So much more control, but I can’t use it for concealed carry.

I carry IWB and AIWB it abrades my skin too much and snags my outer-garment. I need to try the rubber based version one of these days.

 

[rc508pir]

I run my 43x Commando, sumtimes the gun too

 

[surjimmy]

They are great. Thanks to (druryj), who is my hero, I have them on both of my Sig P365's.

 

[Glock 40]

I run the rubber version on gen 4s. Those things chew my hands up. I got a bit of the OCD and wash my hands probably 20 times a day. So the rough texture plus my dried out digits don't work well.

 

[druryj]

I am another Talon fan of Talon Grips. I like the rubberized ones best.

 

[Shadowrider]

Nice group!


I run the Talon granulated version on all my GSSF Glocks. Well except one that sometimes sees concealed carry use but it is a Gen 3 RTF2 which is much more aggressive than other factory Glocks. I also run a small piece of the same material far forward on the side of the frame for my support grip thumb. And a small piece on the front of the grip extension. So much more control, but I can’t use it for concealed carry.

I carry IWB and AIWB it abrades my skin too much and snags my outer-garment. I need to try the rubber based version one of these days.

I have the rubber version on my Shield and it definitely helps. Talon grips help so much that I have just about decided that any polymer frame needs them. My HKs don't have them yet, they don't squirm like Glocks and M&Ps for some reason, but they might get them anyway.

 

[surjimmy]

I am another Talon fan of Talon Grips. I like the rubberized ones best.

Fight fair, or I'm going to tell Mom again.

 

[Mad Professor]

I have the rubber version on my Shield and it definitely helps. Talon grips help so much that I have just about decided that any polymer frame needs them. My HKs don't have them yet, they don't squirm like Glocks and M&Ps for some reason, but they might get them anyway.

I run a stippled backstrap on my 1st generation M&Ps. No need on the 2.0s though.