Does this actually attach to the magazine or the grip? If to the grip, as described above, how does it stay attached when changing magazines? Thanks!
1622127
The flat base plate on the magazine is replaced with the Pearce Grip extension. The Pearce extension combines a baseplate and the added finger rest molded into one piece. The original flat baseplate can be discarded or saved for future use.
1622128
This replaces the stock base plate of the magazine. The spring pressure will keep it in place.
1622129
It attaches to the magazine. You take the base plate off the magazine and replace it with this extra finger grip. It slides right on. Worth the buy , if you have big hands.
1622130
attaches to the base of the clip in place of original,instructions are straight forward very easy to change and feels good allowing pinkie a place to grip also easier to pull from holster
1724984
It comes with a dual single non-stack mag holder for two of them. I do not know if it is an option to change that but it may well be. It is still the best holster as far as comfort that I have ever used. Note that it is not "quick draw" but access is still good. Hope that helps.
1250780
I like mine. I added drop extension due to long arms with shorts torso. Yes on mag holders - single, dual and quad I believe. Holster comes with paddle - thin and lightweight - I do not use. Holster works on longer slide, full slide and mid slide Glocks for me.
829403
I got a new magazine out and played with it. Does it fit it like it probably should? No, but you can hold it in there and make it work.. It will not work as smooth and easy as on a larger mag, but it would be much easier than thumb cramps! Sorry, it took so long, but the mags just came in yesterday. Good luck
1305982
I put this on my M9A1. It fits nice. A little thicker than the stock grips but no issues. The mag release doesn't stick out as much as it does with the stock grips but I haven't had any troubles ejecting mags when needed.
1557826
It comes off, I've had this gun before. on the top at the opposite side of where the BB's come out of the mag there should be a door that opens, it opens upwards, there is a little half moon shaped hole it gives you on the slim side of the back so you can push up on it, and yes it hold quite a few BB'S.
1865142
It takes the place of the existing grip. The process is very well described on the included instruction sheet. I find this to be a very good grip. With the original, the gun was difficult for me to hold. The Hogue makes it very stable.
1453772
I believe you have to buy the grip specifically designed for your weapon/magazine. Check with Pearce whether they make one for your gun.
1716247
Don't know. Haven't tried it but it is velcro or a button snap fastener so it can fit bigger magazines if you just use the velcro
1716055
I love mine. Makes loading mags a breeze. I got this one because of no moving parts to break. When you spend a day at the range it really saves the fingers!
77290
Have you tried leaving the magazine in it so it will hold the slide back or doesn't it have that feature of holding it open after shooting the last round.
176645
I don't know much about the gun in question, although I did look at a few pictures. It looks like there are many configurations for this gun. Pistol grip and magazine doesn't look like it would have enough space between the two. Without one or the other it may work.
632220
They make 2 versions, one for the fixed mag and one for a detachable, but since the detachable fits in the same way as a fixed I don't see why both wouldn't work. I got rid of this stock because the gun didn't seat well in the stock at the front end and if it got bounced around too much the sling would pull it right out of the stock. I switched to a factory fiberglass "jungle" stock which is identical to the original wood, simply made of fiberglass its much more comfortable, the gun seats better after filing the stock to your gun and the stock is substantially lighter than this ATI.
1224408
I just put this grip on my S&W; M&P; Shield 9mm and it fits just fine.It took me about 2 minutes to stretch and wiggle it into place.I did not have to heat the grip sleeve up at all to get it to fitand the sleeve does not move at all once in place.The grip may or may not need trimmed at the magazine well and comeswith instructions on cutting it without damaging your firearm. I trimmeda minute amount off the sleeve once I had it exactly where I wantedit on my Shields grip.
162870
The friend that I purchased this grip for has a mark III. Magazine release is under pistol grip..Hope this helps
287780
No, this product does NOT add to magazine capacity. It only aids in accommodating a longer grip by offering a location for your pinky finger.
1136263
I put a piece of sticky back velcro hook on both sides of the handle near the trigger, then put a piece of velcro hook on it. When you hook down the velcro across the trigger it holds it on. Super cheap and works like a champ!