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    Default Talon Grips M&P

    Hey guys i have a S&W M&P compact 9mm looking to buy a grip they don't make them so i was told about Talon grips. Any idea on what type is best granulate or rubber texture? Just got my license to carry so i will be carrying my M&P everyday just want a grip so it feels better in my hand when i go to the range sometimes my hand sweats a little and don't have a great grip on the gun i mean i do but i always gotta whip my hands here and there so would want a grip. http://talongungrips.com/Talon-Grips...6.qscstrfrnt02

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    Default Re: Talon Grips M&P

    I use the rubber Traction grips(same thing basically) on my poly CCW's. If you want to carry IWB you don't want the rough sand type rubbing against you IMO.

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    Default Re: Talon Grips M&P

    Quote Originally Posted by Beardog View Post
    I use the rubber Traction grips(same thing basically) on my poly CCW's. If you want to carry IWB you don't want the rough sand type rubbing against you IMO.
    I always wear some kinda under shirt so that wouldn't bother me thanks tho didn't think about that.

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    Default Re: Talon Grips M&P

    Quote Originally Posted by mannyssj13 View Post
    Hey guys i have a S&W M&P compact 9mm looking to buy a grip they don't make them so i was told about Talon grips. Any idea on what type is best granulate or rubber texture? Just got my license to carry so i will be carrying my M&P everyday just want a grip so it feels better in my hand when i go to the range sometimes my hand sweats a little and don't have a great grip on the gun i mean i do but i always gotta whip my hands here and there so would want a grip. http://talongungrips.com/Talon-Grips...6.qscstrfrnt02
    I ordered both the granulate and rubber to try them out and I went with the rubber texture. I usually carry IWB so I wanted something less abrasive. The granulate wasn't too bad I was able to feel it more against my skin when I was sitting.

    I didn't try this but the instrustions does say that you can sand down the granulate grip. I would say order both and feel them first hand.

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    Default Re: Talon Grips M&P

    I've been partial with hogue. All of their rubber grips that i have tried felt great, I have one on my s&w

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    Default Re: Talon Grips M&P

    I had the sandpaper like Talons on a Glock I used to own. I loved the grip for range time, but hated them when carrying. I also wear under shirts but the grips stuck to a lot of my clothing. I took them off.

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