TALON Grips for Glock 19, 23, 25, 32, 38

I have purchased these grips for 3 firearms now and have loved them! They are fairly easy to install...it takes about 15 minutes if you take your time and do it right. The instructions are easy to follow and all you need is a hair dryer to heat them up after applying them to the grip. They fit great and have cutouts to allow the firearm logo to be seen and also around the mag release. They have strips that fit perfectly in the finger grips of the firearm. They don't add any bulk to the grip and are super thin, but really enhance the handling of the gun. LOVE them and they are totally worth the price. I might note that you need to be patient and attentive when applying them. They can be a little tedious to line up, but if you follow the instructions carefully, they are very do-able. You don't want to get oil under the edges of them when cleaning your firearm because they will begin to peel, but that just means that you have to be a little less messy with the cleaner...not a big deal to me. I would def recommend them.

Bought them for my Glock 19. They fit perfect and I can grip my gun much better.I will warn anyone to look at you gun and make sure it has a smooth surface before you purchase. I bought 2 others for 2 of my other guns {not Glocks} and there were already some grip on them so they did not work.They are exactly what is pictured.

I had purchased the granulated grip version and installed on my Glock 19C and that was just a terrible decision on my part. The product itself was great, installed perfect and performed well on my draws, just as I wanted. However, I wore the granulated version for a day and it roughed up my stomach, and also started to ruin one of my brand new shirts. Again, all my fault. Each of these styles, Granulated/Rubber, have their purpose and the granulated should not be worn for IWB intent. The shirt grabs onto the granules, and so does your stomach and if you have some hair on your stomach, forget it. I requested a return, but I have yet to fulfill and I don't think I will because the item can't be used anymore and I don't want to put the seller/vendor through the hassle of restocking a whole new item because I couldn't figure out the verbiage of what I was buying; my fault.If you're buying this on a pistol that you only take to the range with you and use an OWB style holster, or on a leg drop holster, whatever the case may be, the granulated tape will be the better performing style. However, as you read above if its going on any weapon for IWB carry, get the rubber style. After I installed the new rubber style, I have never had any of the issues I had with the other. Both products are great, I shoot every other weekend and the tape has held up over the months of use. I also dry fire a lot, again the tape has held up and even through many various cleanings, where I personally use CLP all over the gun to get dust out of cracks and carbon build up off my mounted lights - I even try to remove dust/debris where the grip contacts the weapon all around the grip and still this tape has held strong. My recommendation is for the best install, use the wifes hair dryer and make sure you use it on the tape directly after install for perfect form fitting feel.

Have these on carry guns. Now you hand won't slip around when it is hot. If you carry long enough, the original grips wear down. This gives you that grip surface back. They last for many years. I have not worn a set out yet. The rubber are just that, rubber. The others are like sandpaper, or surfboard tape. I have both. Depends on what you are putting them on as to which one you should use.

Easy to apply and fits perfect! you don't necessarily need to heat it up to stick, just clean your G-lock well and press hard. We will see in time if if comes off, since I didn't heat it. BUT I've ran 400 rounds since installed and it's not even pulling up at all.

this was a great addition to my Glock 19.

Do you want to be more accurate with shot placement? Who doesn't? We all want to hit exactly what where we point at. Well before you spend a bunch on a better trigger or sights which can help but cost hundreds each for decent upgrades, I will tell you right now that neither the trigger or sights are as important to accurate shots as your grip on the gun. With a great grip, you can shot faster, more accurate and quicker fallow up shots that are accurate. For under 20 bucks, you can improve your feel for shooting and improve your accuracy on almost any gun. These Talon are the first upgrade I do to any gun because they change so much my ability to shoot better and it costs almost nothing compared to the gun or other upgrades.Anyone that says the grips don't stay on probably didn't install them right. Just read the directions, it's super easy. Clean with alcohol, place them exactly where they go the first try, and then follow up with a hair dryer, heat up, squeeze, repeat 3 or 4 times with the heat and squeeze. They will last a long time if you do that. If you need to redo them in 5 years, so what, it's 20 bucks. I don't know why the big gun companies haven't come up with this feel for a grip, out of the box.You will shoot better with these grips, now what's that worth?

Can really lock in your grip with these, feels good in the hand.