New Grip Force Gen 1 2 3 Glock BeaverTail Adapter 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38

This thing dramatically improved the grip angle and feel of my Glock 19!!! No more getting "glock bite" from the slide on the web of my hand! This also added enough extra grip up high that it actually brought my front sight down so they line up MUCH better now. Before with the stock, steep Glock grip angle my front sight was always high when I punched out the pistol and locked my wrists. Now it lines right up which speeds up my shots. It snaps into place Very tight and secure so there is zero wobbling or movement at all. It was a VERY easy install also. Just punch out the OEM rear pin, push one of the new longer ones included in place with a little bit sticking out of the frame on each side and then snap the beaver tail over top of the pin. Very smooth and comfortable.

I had this install on my glock 19 gen 2 with a talon grip and it fits. It comes with two beaver tails one smooth and other texture with four pins. It was a little tricky with the grip already on, but I put the pin on first then pushed on the beaver tail which popped right on and wasn't fallen off yet.

This worked perfect on a Gen 3 34. The instructions provided as well as the videos found on the Grip Force website are helpful but not very clear when explaining the installation process. The replacement pin should only be tapped through until the it comes out the other side about 1/32 of an inch, then you place the adapter first on the side of the pin most sticking out. Then on to the back of the frame and push down and in over the short end of the pin. It should click in to place, then you can tap the pin in until its even on both sides. It is a tight fight but works perfectly so far.

This is my 4th set ordered.Good product. Great if you want just the beaver tail but not the whole grip extension. I had to Sand down my pin and smooth the edges of the pin/hole to feel right. I'm Rather particular, but i shoot on average 250-350 rounds a session(1-2 a month on avrg.) easy and it needs to fit right and work right this product does. At first I had a fear that one edge would pop off the pin (beaver tail come off and the slide hit the plastic / shove it into my face), but it has not and the round count with that one is at roughly 1500, ( I have another one with 3500 rounds and still no issue). When you put them on the pin that goes through sticks out just a tad more then I like and you can certainly feel it in your grip hand. Its not a big deal if you don't shoot allot of rounds, but if your like me this will not do. It took maybe 5 minutes with some sand paper to smooth out the pin heads and you cant even tell anything was done. I would not recommend the aggressive/Grooved slotted one to anyone really, Unless your wearing bulky shooting gloves these will cut into you and hurt your hand in a short amount of time. (100-200 rounds.) Everyone who says they "Like" the really aggressive feel, same as people who have to have the Quad Rails with all those sharp aluminum edges Obviously do not shoot allot and/or in all conditions. Very simple go watch some 3 gun online, or any other professional shooters, you learn from experience. Glocks Gen 4 new textures is more than ample for anyone and with this little addition is very comfortable, and a tad more controllable. I wouldn't hesitate to buy 2 or 3 of them.The picture is of my G19 after I had freshly cerakoted it myself and added the Grip and Trijicon HD Green Night sight- Another Great product to btw.I run them on several different gen 4 glocks and love them.

I have a Glock 23C. One of the things I dislike is that despite trying to be careful, I am prone to "slide bite." I've known it to be a problem ever since I purchased my gun but I just learned about the BeaverTail attachment and thought I'd give it a try. I had Houge grips on my Glock prior to putting on the BeaverTail, so they had to come off for the installation. Holding the gun in my hands without the Houge grips was actually kind of painful due to the roughness of the texture of the grip/BeaverTail but after putting the Houge grips back in place, it was quite comfortable. I went to the range yesterday and shot 250 rounds. I really liked it. The real test came with one-handed slide release; that is a move that is most notorious for slide bite. I NEVER had an instance of slide bite. My only reason for 4 instead of 5 is the grip isn't comfortable without the addition of another product; for me that is the Houge grips.