Videos tagged with Pierce Grip Extension

This video compares the Glock 30S and Glock 30SF, focusing on their differences in slide width, carryability, and shootability. The presenter, from SPN Firearms, highlights the Glock 30S's thinner slide as a preferred option for concealed carry due to reduced mass and weight, while acknowledging the 30SF's full-width slide. The discussion extends to ammunition choices, including lighter 135-grain G9 rounds for better speed and penetration in winter clothing, and heavier 230-grain rounds for home defense. Magazine extensions and holster options are also covered, along with the potential for converting the 30SF to a 10mm Glock 29.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Glock 36, a single-stack .45 ACP pistol ideal for deep cover and concealed carry. The presenter discusses its historical context as an original single-stack Glock, its dimensions, capacity (6+1), and compares it to other firearms like the SIG P220. Practical advice is offered on troubleshooting malfunctions by focusing on ammunition and magazines, and the video touches on trigger pull weights and the value of used Austrian-made Glocks.

This guide details the installation of a Pierce Grip extension for the Glock 29. The process involves safely removing the original magazine base plate, managing the internal spring, and attaching the new extension to provide an additional finger groove. This modification aims to improve grip comfort and control, particularly for subcompact Glock models like the 29, without altering magazine capacity.