Am considering the grip tape sold by the Glock store. I have seen several that were stippled but that permanently changes the grip and I always want to be able to return it to stock form if needed.
Thats a cocking handle, makes it easier to rack the slide when loading or clearing a malfunction. Its hard to do with the STS sight, this way all I have to do is hook that little handle with my left hand and she's back in battery and ready to rock & roll.
Huh. I think I just figured out how to get my GF hooked on automatics. She doesn't have the hand strength to reliably rack the slide normally. Thanks!
The handle is an ATI Tactical cocking handle. I got it off of Amazon.com
Oh I thought I was the only one that gets most of my Glock stuff off amazon!
I had that problem as well.rivalarrival said:
Another suggestion is to get her a pair of hand grips from the workout equipment section of the sporting goods store, Wally World, etc. If she will do 3 sets every night I would bet within a month she can rack the slide. Worked great for me.
No need to change the grip except the beaver tail hes already got on there
I'm using a set of Dawson precision sights on my 35 and love them... No complaints what so everFathead00 said:
That's beautiful!! Wild and futuristic looking!!
...try some grip tape on the sides of the slide where the fingers and palm contact - that took care of the slippage my wife was experiencing racking the slide of her G19, and also her Taurus TCP .380...works like a charm!!
The cocking lever is very easy to operate. For competition it is really handy. When you do have a misfire or malfunction, the gun does not need to leave your line of sight, just reach up with the support hand and rack it back and keep on shooting.
