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Old 03-18-2009, 10:47 AM
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So I got the 3 interchangeable palm swells. Trying them all out. Medium too fat. Small better. But the most comfortable setup is none at all. I love the small grip feel. (I have small-medium hands). Is there anyone that makes a extra small grip swell/plug to cover up the grip internals?

I've heard you can shoot it in this form, but a plug/swell with some texture and fill in around the web of the hand would be nice.

I remember seeing a gun mag that featured a gunsmith who fills it in with epoxy. an option that isnt so permanent would be nice. but anyone have the name of that gunsmith by chance?

Aftermarket? I thought about hogue handall, but those have never been that great to use imo.
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So I got the 3 interchangeable palm swells. Trying them all out. Medium too fat. Small better. But the most comfortable setup is none at all. I love the small grip feel. (I have small-medium hands). Is there anyone that makes a extra small grip swell/plug to cover up the grip internals?

I've heard you can shoot it in this form, but a plug/swell with some texture and fill in around the web of the hand would be nice.

I remember seeing a gun mag that featured a gunsmith who fills it in with epoxy. an option that isnt so permanent would be nice. but anyone have the name of that gunsmith by chance?

Aftermarket? I thought about hogue handall, but those have never been that great to use imo.
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I believe a review of one of the M&P versions in Gun Test magazine mentioned doing this. It was in the last within the last year. Tom
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i remember the article's title was something like "customizing the S&W M&P" ring any bells?
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This it?
http://www.armedresponsetraini...les/CustomingM&P.pdf
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that it was! :-) thanks
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When I got my FS 45 I was thinking the same thing. The bare grip felt great, size-wise. It seems that someone could make an extra-small one so you don't have to permanently alter the gun.

Might be worth buying another small grip and seeing just how far you can sand it down.
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DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLE. I HAVE
A M&P 40 COMPACT. I USE THE LARGE GRIP,THE SMALL
GRIP MAKES THE GUN FEEL LIKE IT'S GOING TO JUMP
OUT OF MY HAND. I GUESS THATS WHY THEY MADE 3
SIZES. HOPE YOU SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM AND ENJOY
YOUR GUN AS MUCH AS I DO.

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