Gen 3 Grip Force adapter shooting results

**tims** · 17-10-2011, 08:42

Hi All

I have just purchased a Glock 19 Yee Haaa me likey .Now I have seen some guys who have fitted the new Grip Force Adapter(GFA) on their Glock Gen 3 19/23 and i was wondering if anyone could tell me if they had an improvement with the GFA, as im thinking about adding one to my new baby ,but when i held a 23 which had one on , i wasnt sure as the back strap now felt much bigger though i havnt shot one yet. Any insight will be much appreciated please .

Thanks

tims

**Bundu Ric** · 17-10-2011, 08:48

I have one on my 17.

The biggest plus up for me is the fact when you draw your hand is in the smae position all the time.

You can now nicely slam your hand into the FA in the holster prior to drawing and not need to adjust your grip out of the holster.

For me, money well spent.

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I have one on my 17.

The biggest plus up for me is the fact when you draw your hand is in the smae position all the time.

You can now nicely slam your hand into the FA in the holster prior to drawing and not need to adjust your grip out of the holster.

For me, money well spent.

**Brendank** · 17-10-2011, 09:33

I too had one fitted on sat to my Glock 22. I agree with Bundu, makes a big difference in that my hand is in the same position relative to the backstrap from the time I draw, to the time I fire. The pistol also seemed a little better balanced. I am impressed. Well worth the money.

**SA Glocker** · 17-10-2011, 09:50

Please can you tell me were you guys got these & what the cost would be round about? Thanks

**Bundu Ric** · 17-10-2011, 09:53

Southern Arms

**tims** · 17-10-2011, 10:07

I saw these at Nick Yale ,not sure of the pricing though .

**white_ræbbit** · 17-10-2011, 10:42

Last I heard they were in the region of R400.00 fitted.

http://www.gunsite.co.za/forums/show...582#post215582

This is my reason for looking at these.