Videos tagged with Thin Grips

The speaker discusses grip options for the Sig Sauer P229, specifically addressing a viewer's question about thinner grips than the factory E2 grips. While acknowledging the E2 grips are already quite thin, the speaker suggests looking into thin-line aluminum grips as a potential alternative for achieving a slimmer profile, though noting they might add some weight.

This video details the installation and performance of LOK Thin Grips on a Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame pistol. The instructor highlights the aesthetic improvements, particularly the vibrant blue color matching the trigger, and the significant ergonomic changes. The thin profile and straighter backstrap are noted to alter the grip angle, making it feel more like a 1911 and potentially improving handling for shooters who prefer a smaller grip, as demonstrated through competitive shooting.

This review focuses on Lok Grips for the CZ 75, highlighting their G10 Palm Swell grips as a superior upgrade over stock options. The reviewer emphasizes the aggressive texture for enhanced grip and recoil control, noting the improved ergonomics for larger hands. The grips are presented as a functional and aesthetic enhancement for the CZ 75 platform.

This review of the Beretta 92 Vertec Inox 9mm handgun highlights its unique features compared to standard Beretta 92 models. Key differences include the Inox stainless steel slide, anodized aluminum frame, flush-cut barrel, and improved three-dot sights. The Vertec grip design offers a slimmer profile and a more vertical grip angle, improving ergonomics and reducing trigger reach, making it more accessible for shooters with smaller hands. The addition of a 1913 Picatinny rail and a beveled magwell further enhance its modularity and usability for defense applications.

This review covers the Magpul MOE 1911 grip panels, highlighting their thin profile, aggressive yet non-abrasive texture, and a functional relief cut for easier magazine release access. The grips are noted to be made in the USA and compatible with both full-size 1911s with and without magwells, as well as ambidextrous safety selectors. They are presented as a cost-effective upgrade for 1911 owners seeking improved ergonomics.