Grip that freedom - Talon Grips Handgun Grip for Glock

The Talon grips are basically cut grip tape, specifically made for a model or family of models of a firearm. In this case, I put it on my Glock 19. My Glock 19 comes with me pretty much wherever I go (and yes, wherever it's legal, calm down). It's my friend. It's my companion. Don't judge. But I tried regular grip tape and it just came off. I really don't want to take a soldering iron to the handle either. So enter the Talon grips.

Application is easy. Take your time. Especially if you don't have a surgeon's steady hands (at least I hope any surgeon you deal with has steady hands, otherwise, I hope you have a good lawyer). Once you've applied it, you'll need a hairdryer (I used my girlfriend's, which confused her when I went and shut the door and she heard it, it was amusing). It'll be nice and toasty warm. Don't worry, your gun can take far more than an evil hairdryer, so blow away (you know what I mean).

So now it's on there really good. I've gone to the range, I've drawn from the holster, and the grip stays nicely. And it grips nicely too, which I guess is the main point. It's better than the crappy grip tape I had before. The only thing it does do is it kind of catches my shirt. It's not the end of the world. In a draw situation, my hand pulling my shirt clear is superior to the grip so don't worry. Yours will be too. Unless you are 6 months old. Then you shouldn't be carrying a gun and you probably can't read this yet anyway.