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Glock 30 - what do you think of this mod?


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This pic is not mine. Mine is bone stock except for a slight amount of relief under the trigger guard. That was a minor mod but it helped a lot as I have medium size hands. That said, its still a fat grip and I'm thinking of doing a DIY grip mod for better purchase on the gun. I came across this mod on "The Truth About Guns"...would you do it if you thought you were going to keep the gun? I've had the Gen 3 30 since 2008.

 

Another thought is just sell it and get the SF/S version?

 

Link: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2010/07/john-suttie/big-bore-brick/

 

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I have the 30S, and I like it better than I had originally thought I would.  Its my EDC.

 

For actual physical gun modification, I believe in keeping it stock.  I did add talon grips though.

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With the exception of a very nice condition gen 1 model 17, I would dremel any Glock I bought with reckless abandon. The important points to consider for a dremel host to me are
A. Don't pay more than 425 for one
B. Keep it forever.
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Personally, I am not crazy about the stippling but don't begrudge those that like it.  I swap the sights on my carry Glocks, but otherwise leave them be.  

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I had this same issue with even the 30SF. It just felt huge in my hands. I had considered these grip mods then I held a Springfield XDS .45 3.3 and wow, that was the answer for me...it's now my EDC. I know glock guys don't want to hear that, I'm a glock guy myself...

I do like ehull20000's rules for cutting though, I feel the same way about stippling. Once it's done it's yours forever
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I had this same issue with even the 30SF. It just felt huge in my hands. I had considered these grip mods then I held a Springfield XDS .45 3.3 and wow, that was the answer for me...it's now my EDC. I know glock guys don't want to hear that, I'm a glock guy myself...

I do like ehull20000's rules for cutting though, I feel the same way about stippling. Once it's done it's yours forever

 

You pretty much summed up my feelings on the matter, I owned a G-36 for a long time and shot a few G-30's as well. The G-36 felt better but I just didn't like it. Then I bought an XDs9 and was amazed at how nice it felt, I was suspicious of the XDs45 thinking it would be uncomfortable to shoot. Nope, its different in felt recoil but not enough to be a bother.

But back to the OP...I don't mind small frame mods on a Glock pistol such as increased relief under the trigger guard but I avoid other frame mods.

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