Sidearms & Scatterguns No more Glock bite for me.

[pyplynr]

Finally got up the courage to try my hand at adding beavertails to my Glock 19. I used Marine Tex then painted with Duracoat. I didn't get bit a lot, but the beavertails make it soooo much nicer.


I thought it turned out pretty well so I went ahead and did my 17 and 23. I've done everything else myself on these guns, with the exception of the ATOM mount and RMR w/ Trigicon suppressor sights.

 

[mzvarner]

Nice looks professional. I like the grip stippling. Do you conceal carry any of them? If so how does the stippling affect that? Is it very noticeable?

 

[pyplynr]

I cc the 23 @ about 4-5 o'clock in a Crossbreed Supertuck (with no light). The left side of that gun is not as rough the rest of it. I stippled the whole thing the same and then sanded the left side to where it was comfortable.

 

[redirt78]

I like what you did to them, looks good

 

[Burton]

I like what you did to them, looks good

Agreed. Nice work!

 

[KYS]

Did you ever try a Grip Pro? They are cheap and have always worked for me! We put them on then blend them into the grip, stipple and you would never know it was there.

 

[RBid]

Beaver tails are appealing enough to me that the new backstraps were the incentive I needed to finally trade my 23 in on a 23 (Gen 4). It exceeded my expectations. That pistol shoots like a 9mm.

 

[turnandshoot4]

Those look good!

 

[rleffel]

That is clever. I never thought about doing that

 

[Chucky]

Looks really good. I am lazy though and I just bought the grip force adapters for my guns. I think they were $20 for 2 and it was good enough that I don't get bit anymore. Glocks and big mitts don't work out so well.