Test Driving Some New Lok Grips

Published on September 27, 2025
Duration: 7:45

This video provides an expert-level review and comparison of Lok Grips for Walther PDP steel frame pistols. Joel Park, a firearms instructor, details his experience with three different Lok Grips textures: 'Bogeies' (most aggressive), 'Veloci' (medium), and 'Full Checker'. He discusses grip fitting, palm swell options, and how different textures affect shooting comfort and performance, particularly on his fingertips. The video also touches on recoil springs and red dot sights for the PDPs.

Quick Summary

Joel Park reviews Lok Grips for Walther PDP steel frame pistols, detailing three textures: 'Bogeies' (aggressive, potentially sharp), 'Veloci' (medium, comfortable), and 'Full Checker' (standard). He also compares standard and palm swell grip profiles, noting the 'Veloci' texture offers a good balance of grip and comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different Lok Grips textures discussed for the Walther PDP?

Joel Park discusses three Lok Grips textures: 'Bogeies', which is the most aggressive and golf-ball-like; 'Veloci', a medium texture that's more grippy than standard checkering; and 'Full Checker', a traditional checkered pattern. He notes 'Bogeies' can be too sharp for some users.

What is the difference between standard and palm swell Lok Grips?

Standard Lok Grips maintain the original contour of the pistol grip. Palm swell grips are thicker in the middle of the grip, offering a different surface area and feel for the hand, which can enhance control for some shooters but may feel unusual for others.

Which Lok Grips texture does Joel Park find most comfortable?

Joel Park finds the 'Veloci' Lok Grips texture to be comfortable for extended use without causing hand discomfort. While he acknowledges the 'Bogeies' texture is aggressive, he notes it can be too sharp and tear at fingertips, suggesting modification if used long-term.

What are the key features of the Walther PDP steel frame pistols tested?

The video features Walther PDP steel frame pistols in 4.5-inch and 5-inch barrel lengths. They are tested with factory recoil springs and equipped with Vortex Defender ST and Vortex Venom 3 MOA closed-emitter red dot sights.

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