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The Pearce Grip Grip Extension is a precision-engineered polymer accessory that adds 5/8 inch to the grip length of subcompact Glock pistols (models 26/27/33/39) without increasing magazine capacity. Designed to seamlessly match factory contours, it enhances control and comfort while maintaining concealability. Featuring Mag-Track technology for quick magazine identification, this grip extension is a must-have for hunters and tactical users seeking ergonomic performance and durability.
| ASIN | B001AT1GJE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #271,296 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #991 in Hunting & Shooting Gun Grips |
| Brand Name | Pearce Grip |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,261) |
| Date First Available | September 1, 2004 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00605849200330 |
| Included Components | Grip Extension |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.25 x 3 x 1.25 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.5 x 2.64 x 1.34 inches |
| Manufacturer | Pearce Grips |
| Model Name | Pearce Grip |
| Model Year | 2010 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.02 Kilograms |
| Part Number | PG26XL |
| Size | X-Large |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | No Warranty |
J**D
Great to add a little something extra to the G26 grip.
Makes my G26 easier to hold. Adds a bit extra to the grip.
A**R
Glock 27
Excellent grip extension for the Glock 27. Fits perfectly!
N**N
Fantastic, essential add-on to a Glock 26.
First Impression: Well, they came about as packaged as an item like this should be. Just plastic cover with a cardboard back. It did come with instructions. But hey, for its purpose, how fancy do you need to get with packaging? Installation: This part is ROUGH (installed on a Glock 26) the first time you do it. Getting original piece to slide off took 3 grown men, a C-Clamp and some blood/sweat/tears to get off. The good news is, once you actually figure out the technique, you'll laugh at how much effort you (or, if you learn from reading/watching - me) put in. I found the best tool was an appropriately sized Allen-wrench, the biggest size that will still fit. The trick is not to push the "lock-pin" (no idea what the proper term is) too far in. You only need to get it JUST out of the socket. Pushing the old baseplate off once you have the lock-pin down is more about technique and leverage than power. Be patient with it, and when you finally get it to budge, don't let the mag spring pop in your eye. Putting it all back with the new grip is pretty straightforward, though if you worry about it, during the removal of the original plate, just do it very slowly, and if you can get it removed in a controlled manner, look at how the original was setup. The extension goes on the same way. Note that I did not reduce the product review to 4 stars, as this is more of a Glock design issue than the extension's fault. I helped a friend install this on a Glock19 (large hands) and it was a BREEZE. Usage: I was hardly able to believe how much of a difference this actually made. I can't provide scientific numbers as to how my accuracy was affected, but my groupings felt improved. The biggest thing is the feel. The amount of control that I felt increased substantially. The gun now actually felt full in my hand as compared to before, a sentiment shared by most Glock26 owners. I have incredibly small hands with long, skinny fingers, and this addition STILL made shooting the gun much more enjoyable. The overall profile of the gun was not affected, as my day to day concealed carry noticed no change in comfort or ease of concealment. The material feels well matched for the Glock's grip (Generation 3), and is actually textured for a bit of friction, which feels good. Overall: I was apprehensive of paying around $15 (they were around $8 a piece on Amazon at time of purchase) for 2 pieces of plastic for my magazines. Now I can't imagine if I had skipped out on this simple, but wonderful add-on.
A**S
Easy all around and work great
So let me start with I read the reviews and looked at the product in a local gun shop. There are a lot of reviews saying it was tough to get the stock base plate off and replace it with the Pearce product. This could not be farther from the truth, simple simple simple!!!!!! It took me all of 5 min from the point where it was delivered to my door until it was installed on my Glock 26 magazines. The only thing you need to realize it that it does take some force to remove and install. All it takes is a tool of any kind small enough to press the small round peg on the base plate into the magazine I used a small screwdriver. You press the peg into the magazine and with the spring compressed lay the magazine onto a flat surface and press down it will pop past the small plastic keepers on the side of the magazine and then remove the screwdriver and slide the stock piece off. To install the Pearce product simply use your thumb to compress the magazine spring and make sure the plate with the peg is facing the correct direction. Slide the new base plate over and press on it until it seats past the keepers and bam its done. If your not sure there are tons of videos on how to do this on YouTube. You don't have to squeeze the magazine or clamp it or break it just use some smarts and its simple. As far as pinching or anything similar to that I guess I have the magic size of hand because I made no modifications and no changes and it works flawlessly. I couldn't be happier with this product, if it pinches you just use some fine grit sand paper round the sharp edges and your in business again SIMPLE !!!!!!
S**H
Pearce Grip PG26XL
I Bought 3 of these grips for my Glock 27 Gen 4 PROS: - Definitely affordable in general. You get to save a couple $$$ ordering it here on Amazon compared official retailer sites - Has the textured grip which gives it the more "natural" look - Some reviews said removing the back plate of the magazines was easy, some people said it was difficult. I thought it was very easy. I just used a small enough allen wrench to fit in the hole and pushed it forward along with help from my thumb and it came off quick. I didnt have to squeeze the sides of the magazine like some people said they did. it only took a few minutes to do all 3 magazines - 1/4" bigger than the regular PG26 and is still very concealable. It doesnt seem to effect the print of the gun. I wear form fitting shirts and even without the grips, my gun imprints a little bit. - Feels comfortable - Nice to be able to get a full purchase on the gun CONS: - Feels comfortable but doesnt give the "fixed" grip feel like a compact or full size gun would. The pinky still moves around a little bit since the grip is attached to the magazine and of course the magazine doesnt sit snug in the magazine well and allows for that slight give. SIDE NOTES: - Textured grip only matches Gen 3 model Glocks, but it doesnt really bother me. - Felt weird at first since the pinky still moves a little bit, but I was expecting it to be that way. Just took some getting use to - For safety just remember to keep your thumb covering the small platform under the plate once you take it off so the spring doesnt come shooting out. (Not trying to beat a dead horse. Im sure everybody know this safety precaution if they are looking into getting pearce grips)
T**M
Love em
They fit great, if you need a little extra grip these are perfect. Quick and easy to install and good quality for the price!
M**T
A Perfect Match
I love this extension. It makes the Glock 26 a perfect fit for my hand and is a must have. The material and pattern is a perfect match too.
J**F
Puuuuuurfect
I**R
Fits just as it should, and gives me way more purchase on my glock 27. A must for larger hands. No pinching etc noticed so far
R**L
Well built
A**R
Excellent product
A**R
Great fit,
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