Talon Grip for Glock 26, 27, 28, 33, 39 Rubber Texture

I immediately felt the difference between having these grips vs not. My hand sticks, but it's not sticky like tape/glue. No issues on the range. I didn't tuck the finer groove tape under the frame tape as instructed. Instead, I cut the tape flush and used the excess an placed it on my frame for thumbs forward support. It would have been nice to have received an extra piece for this instead. Install is straight forward. I did watch youtube videos to make sure i don't screw it up like I do with phone screen protectors. I used my daughter's hair dryer to heat it up and set the glue. While hot, I was able to press the seems together, and you can barely tell that they are there. Bought the sandpaper type grip for my M&P Shield and H&K P2000, and I like those grips better than the rubbery grip (this one). -1star for that. =============== UPDATE 10/4/2018: =============== I ended up changing out the sandpaper type grip on my Shield & HK because when when I carry appendix, the sandpaper scuffs up my belly, and it starts to hurt after awhile. I switched them both to the rubbery grip and added 1 star to my review for a perfect 5! Also, don't cut the tape on the finger grooves like I did, just tuck them as instructed. When carrying appendix, the tape around the lower finger groove worked itself loose, and it was just flopping around. I ended up cutting it off at the side so that it is flush and looks like it was never there to begin with. I don't think this would have happened if I had just tucked it. I wish I had just installed as instructed, but then again, I would have always wondered...

The Talon Grip is a must-have. My 3D-printed gun looked good before, but this grip took it to the next level, making it look way more professional and polished—almost like factory stippling on a purchased lower. Functionally, it’s a huge upgrade. The gun was a little slippery before, but now it locks into my hand perfectly. No more sweaty palms messing with my grip. Plus, it matches the black of the print perfectly and hasn’t had any issues with peeling. If you’re thinking about getting this for a better grip, a cleaner look, and added control, I highly recommend it. Looks great, feels great, and works flawlessly.

I picked up the rubber variant sized for no backstrap. Fits like a glove and rather easy to apply. Everything lined up as expected and melded nicely after spending a little quality time with a hair dryer. I trimmed the back portion along the edges of where the backstraps go to allow the ability to swap between backstraps, and there have been no issues at all with adherence where I trimmed it. I gave it a couple of rubdowns with alcohol per the instructions to stiffen it up a bit, but haven't noticed a difference. Not a problem as the texture is just fine as is, but those looking for something rougher may want to go with the sandpaper texture and then polish it down as needed instead.

Easier to apply precisely than I imagined. Provides a very secure grip to an otherwise slippery gen 3 G-26. Compared to HandleIt rubber the Talon is less slippery, fit slightly more precise. Not complaining about the less expensive HandleIt, but the Talon is worth the extra cost for me.

Great product. Fits great. Had to modify the mag release cut out to fit a little better but that's on me. Helps get a nice positive grip. I have both the rubber style and the Pro style. I suggest the rubber style for conceal carry as the Pro series will get stuck on clothing. Love Talon grips. I'll continue purchasing them as long as they keep making them.

I like these grips a lot. When I first started in LE I was issued a 2nd Gen Glock and the grip was a little large for my hand size. When my hands were sweaty or it was raining, the issues with the grips were amplified. About the best you could do back then was put a rubber grip sleeve over the grip, which helped, but you would go through a couple a year and as they got old they would "shift" around. I definitely would have used these grips back then, they last longer and give a much better feeling in the hand. If you carry or use the gun frequently, you will probably have to swap out for a new one every year/ to two years, but its well worth it. Make sure you take your time with the installation as this is going to determine not just how well the grip sticks initially, but how much time you get out of the grip. There are a number of good videos on installation, I usually use a hairdryer to heat the grip up.

Nice addition to the Glock. I prefer the rubber over the granular, especially if you will be doing an IWB carry. The overall Glock feels nicer and looks nicer. Fairly easy to install, just follow the directions, and check out the videos. Wrap it around the pistol first, without taking off the backing, sort of a dry-run. Once you remove the backing you can still reposition it, do this before using heat.

It perfectly fit on my Glock 26. It is a very comfortable, an ergonomic pistol grip for my EDC carry weapon.