Pachmayr 5166 Tactical Grip Glove for S&W Sigma, SD9VE, SD40VE, Walther P99, Taurus 24/7 (Full Size)

The grips for my gun I have tried are all great, but this one is by far the best. The stock frame of the SD9 VE just doesn't provide as good a grip as I'd like it. The front and back of the grip are sharply textured, and I detested them. Talon Grips have a hard time sticking and staying on the grips because of the weird texture they did to the rear of them, so I removed them. My next attempt was to put on the Hogue grip which is very nice, but it takes a good 20 minutes to get that thing on and I later discovered that it added quite a bit of width to the handle, and the rubber is much harder than I anticipated. Those grips did the trick for me, so I consider them to be a great choice. While only adding a relatively small amount of profile, these rubber grips provide a soft rubber feel that possesses the ability to greatly improve handling and to take a little shock out of lot, so I tried it on one of my other guns as a test, and it fit even better on my Canik TP9sf, which has the same frame as the TP9v2 and be similar to the TP9sa as well. If you have one of the Canik TP9 series guns this grip will fit yours perfectly. Note that I am using the larger backstrap on mine, but I would imagine that the smaller backstraps would also work.

Maximiliano Werner

| Mar 18, 2021

I had ordered one of these sleeves for my XDS a couple of years ago, and I was impressed. This one was by Hogue, and it was made of FDE, which I liked, but I didn't like the built-in palm swell because it made the handle In terms of the Grip Glove for the Gen 5 Glock, Pachmayr makes one for the Gen 4 Glock which already has finger grooves, so it has cutouts. They have not yet listed one for the Gen 5 Glock. As I thought about the size and shape of this one for the Sigma, P99, etc. , I thought maybe it would This is a perfect fit! I love the grooves on this glove because there is no increased palm swell, and it fits my hand perfectly. Only problem with it (and why it hasn't won a 5-star rating There are stars) on the Pachmayr logo due to the raised elements. I feel it every time I grip the gun because it's in such a stupid spot on the grip. My XDS did not have it, so I looked it up and found that the logo is in a different place and not nearly as raised on that model. My question is why a company which focuses on ergonomics, grips, and user interaction would do such a stupid thing.

On the other hand, the rubber used for these is kind of a hybrid between normal rubber grips and gel grips. Despite its softness and excellent grip, it is very durable. This grip is great and very cheap, but I will try and figure out how to get rid of.

Maxton McBride

| Jun 05, 2021

I was easily able to install the grip in less than 5 minutes, it was a bit loose when firing without the grip, but now the pistol fits really well and it has a natural grip. The pistol needs to be tested on the range so I can determine if it is getting better at recoil and accuracy. Once I get back from the range, I'll update, but I purchased an improved grip for my Ruger EC9s, which made the recoil more bearable and improved accuracy. It is more comfortable to use both pistols with this.

Brayden Vaughan

| Aug 02, 2020

It is because I sweat that keeps my hands from slipping that I am able to effectively handle a The first time you try it, it isn't easy to get on, but once you do, you won't be able to get off.

Marcos Dorsey

| Jul 23, 2020

I would have to say it's a great grip for the price. It feels great in the hand and does not interfere with the draw of the three Black Hawk holsters I have, two of which are for concealed carry. With regards to recoil control, there isn't really a difference. However, the handling and comfort are top-notch. Personally, I'd recommend it, but if you're looking for something a little wider or stronger, you might want to consider looking.

Ayan Richard

| Jan 30, 2021

I was very pleased with how well the grip fitted, how easy it was to install, and for the price - I was very satisfied. We tried it out and it was worth it. Due to its performance, I gave it 2 stars. If you are sweating, the grip itself can become extremely slippery. As the goal of a grip is to reduce the amount of time you have to spend readingjusting your grip on a firearm while firing, it's designed to make that possible. As a result, it was much more difficult to complete that process. It was about 100 rounds before I took off the grip and I haven't put it back In order to improve the overall grip and performance of my handgun, I intend to add some stippling.

Allie Zuniga

| Jan 29, 2021

This SD40VE & SD9VE adapter works with them both! In a nutshell, It was easy to install on the SD40VE's existing grip, I unloaded and safety checked it quite a few times, before using my knees to hold it in place (I had read in a table that it - The vice would have worked a little better and more safely, but I didn't have one) and slipped it on using both hands. You can't go wrong with this grip, which is comfortable and not expensive. Additionally, I have large hands and fingers that don't always fit things, however with a few small changes to the position of this grip I may be able to use it. Even with my fingers on the grip, it still feels comfortable. Thanks for the 5-star rating! You can also view the video to see it after it has been fit perfectly onto the SD40VE, it would also fit the SD9VE! Keep your firearm in a responsible manner!.

Chandler Harrington

| May 06, 2021

In one reviewer's opinion, he said he had to re-write it There was a 'ride' with the grip so adjust it accordingly. I think it has to do with hand gripping. Both hands should have a lot of pressure on them. I liked the grip, it added slightly to the circumference and cushioning, which was exactly what I was looking for. Adds a few millimeters of secondary hand pressure to the wheel. You can easily install it if you work your way up from the bottom, rather than pulling it. You only have to pay $10 to get this.

Jett Navarro

| Feb 19, 2021