[jrd5173]

My first ever handgun, Glock 19 Gen 4. Minor upgrades to some of you, but I'm stoked! Installed a grip plug and the beavertail. Very easy install for both. I filed the beavertail pin as it stuck out slightly and was poking my palm.

 

[the_mule]

KEWL mods man! How did you like it before the mods? What made you want to plug her up? That beavertail ought to keep your thumb knuckle clear of that slide, thus preventing slide bite. Have you fired it since the install? How does it feel now? Keep us updated!

 

[nukinfuts29]

My first time was a plug

 

[jmiles50]

Yeah, I'm also interested in that beavertail. Does it mess w your grip or get in the way at all?

 

[ming]

Yeah, I'm also interested in that beavertail. Does it mess w your grip or get in the way at all?

I've got the beaver tail on my G17. Doesn't interfere with the grip at all. I can get a very high grip without any slide bite. I like it, but I wouldn't say it's a "must have".

 

[jmiles50]

I've got the beaver tail on my G17. Doesn't interfere with the grip at all. I can get a very high grip without any slide bite. I like it, but I wouldn't say it's a "must have".

My G17 doesn't really bite me at all, but I suspect w my big ol paws that when I start doing concealed work w my G26 it might be a useful mod.

 

[jrd5173]

KEWL mods man! How did you like it before the mods? What made you want to plug her up? That beavertail ought to keep your thumb knuckle clear of that slide, thus preventing slide bite. Have you fired it since the install? How does it feel now? Keep us updated!

I haven't been to the range since the install, but I'll let you know how it handles.

 

[SHOOTER13]

moved to correct subforum: Gunsmithing

 

[Tape]

My first time was a plug

mine was bullets

 

[thinkricky]

Not fond of the look of the beaver tail... But it may be worth having. Looks don't mean a thing. Is it functional? How so?

 

[jrd5173]

Not fond of the look of the beaver tail... But it may be worth having. Looks don't mean a thing. Is it functional? How so?

Just had a chance to get to the range today to shoot some rounds with my new beavertail. I installed the "rippled" one on it and after 100 rounds you can see the indentions in the webbing between my thumb and index finger and yes it's sore.

It may be caused by gripping to hard or the beavertail itself, but either way, I'm going to uninstall it and install the smooth one and see how it works on my next range visit.

This post is just my opinion only!