Does the tab that bends over the rear of the frame pinch your hand in the area between your thumb and index finger when you are shooting w/ this clip.
160173
No it doesn't. It rides above your trigger finger and there is little or no contact.
160174
Not my hand and I've got some fat fingers. Clip doesn't affect shooting at all.
160175
no, the tab that bends over does not pinch your hand, but when you shoot few hundred rounds the the pin that hold the tab to the frame tend to loosen up. So you have to tightened again.
160176
I haven't shot with the clip on yet (not always a bad thing) but feeling it in my hand I don't think you would have that issue. The clip goes over the frame perfectly and the clip is screwed on tight so no skin could get punched. I can't say for certain but I highly doubt it would. If you're still on the fence you can try back in a few weeks.
2266204
Not really. I press the left button the my thumb, which is the strongest finger in the hand. I feel it's alright. And for the ball, I use the index and middle fingers to control, so you don't have to change your position at all.
1193263
The clips are a bit of a squeeze. You may be able to use your hand area beneath your thumb with the clip resting on a flat surface. Give it a try and good luck!
2196754
No, its not bad at all; however, if a person had to hold the trigger down for an extended time period ( half hour? ) I suppose fatigue in the fingers may be noticed. It does require constant pressure. A button to lock the trigger on would be nice.
1120988
ehh... It does flex a some but not enough to bother me. If it's an issue, the little rubber cap that covers the connection to the camera can be stuffed into a small sup out on the grip. That takes up some of the gap/wiggle room. I shoot mine off sticks most of the time so 1 degree of flex is correctable in the tripod or lightroom for that matter.
1164045
Yep. However. The shot doesn 't go where the sights show on mine, both rifle & pistol. I finally stopped using mine. I'm back to taping a penny to the wall. I can see the hit as easily & the hit is where the sights show.
1366884
I also had an older version with the thumb trigger. I replaced them with this version and absolutely love them. Takes some getting use too, but will worth it
1196252
Yes this is kinda a PG-FML. not the exact one listed here http://www.pearcegrip.com/Products/GLOCK/PG-FML .... That grip enhancer from that link is just an extra thick base plate. 2 to 3 rapid fire shots and your fingers will slide right off again.. the grip extender available for purchase, gives you room for that pinky if you have large hands like i do. I bought 5. worked like a charm. no more hand pain. I actually switched to a Glock 22 and love .40 cal more. will probably pick up a 23 or 23c for CC and this will be the first thing on the list... besides more gold dots. ;)
318088
The internal strap should snap over the back end of the pistol grip. I use this holster for many different "large frame" pistols. The snap is a secondary hold-down device that is easily unsnapped with a single finger or thumb once the velcro flap is pulled up. I use this holster with my 19/11's and even my FNH 5.7
1797856
yes it does,down to a square grid depending were your stand but at good distance and it does this very fast and smooth at the touch of your fingers. You can be holding the gun in a shoot position and zoom with just ome finger
922285
Its like a fishing lure clip. Focus the pressure on one side and it will bend in. My wife makes me do it because she has difficulty with it as well. If you use tweezers to squeeze the clip, you can focus the pressure better - just be careful not to bend it.
2082936
Not clamped in the rest just use it to hold it steady while shooting and adjusting.hold it steady with the dot on the center X. Shoot at least 2 shots keeping the dot totally still.keep the dot in the center X and adjust it to the holes you just shot. Now put the dot in the center again and you will hit the center as long as you don't move the dot before the shot goes off Simple. use the rest to keep everything stable
520477
I recently spent about 1.5 hrs practicing on range. Tactical reloads while shooting course of fire required for my position. No issues. Unless you're gripping the magazine from front to back, not sure how this would interfere? I just assume most people grab side to side if your magazine doesn't drop when released. Hope this helps!
1718611
Mine has a compound bend in it. I think it aids in keeping that web between my thumb and index out of a pinch zone.
1923319
Nope. You're correct - clip goes on one side or the other, not one end or the other. But when I remove it from my pocket, the "trigger" falls right at my index finger.
791602
I have a loose fitting IWB holster so I don't notice it. If I shoot a lot say at the range it wears the top of my back knuckle that sits under the site. (not a big problem)Over-all, I love the laser and have it on two firearms.
898870
No but you should try oiling the gun. If you ate oiling it then either do more or more often.. im using an older pasload air powered and when im shooting lots of nails.... clip after clip all day ill oil it at lunch... its typical of of not enough oil