Stop Glock Slide Bite With This Simple Accessory

Published on November 9, 2023
Duration: 9:29

Lenny Magill, founder of GlockStore, demonstrates how to install the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter to prevent 'slide bite' on Glock pistols. This modification allows for a higher grip for better recoil control without the risk of the slide injuring the shooter's hand. The installation is a straightforward process requiring minimal tools.

Quick Summary

Stop Glock slide bite with the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter. This accessory allows for a higher grip, improving recoil control and preventing the slide from cutting your hand. Installation is simple, requiring only a 3/32 inch punch and the included extended pin.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Grip Force Beavertail Adapters
  2. 00:45Safety Check and Slide Bite Explanation
  3. 01:30Recoil Control and Grip Height
  4. 04:15Product Variations and Compatibility
  5. 05:15Installation Process
  6. 07:25Performance Benefits Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 'slide bite' on a Glock pistol?

Slide bite, also called 'snake bite', occurs when a shooter's hand is positioned too high on the Glock frame, and the reciprocating slide cuts their skin. This is a common issue for those who prefer a high grip for better recoil control.

How does the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter prevent slide bite?

The Grip Force Beavertail Adapter extends the backstrap of the Glock frame, creating a physical barrier. This allows shooters to achieve a higher, more secure grip for recoil management without the slide making contact with their hand.

What tools are needed to install the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter?

The installation of the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter is simple and requires only a 3/32 inch punch to remove the trigger housing pin. The kit includes a longer pin to secure the adapter.

Can I install the Grip Force Beavertail Adapter on any Glock model?

The Grip Force Beavertail Adapter is available for different Glock generations. Ensure you purchase the correct version for your specific Glock model, as there are variations for Gen 1-4 and Gen 5.

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