How many of you guys use Talon Grips?

[Kaarde]

I have them on all of my M&Ps. They are all 1.0s. I have and prefer the rubberized ones. I have had them on for several yrs with no problems and they look and feel like the day I put them on. I don't think I would feel the need to use them if I owned the 2.0 M&P versions. The 2.0 grip texture seems adequate on the ones I have handled.

 

[Timothy2700]

I have Talons on my M&P Shield 9 (original) as the factory grip finish was a bit too smooth with damp (sweaty) hands. And now my BG 2.0 as well for the same reason, and in addition for a slightly increased grip 'girth' for my size large hand.
And if you get their grips note well the final installation step is using a blow dryer to heat things up a bit. That step makes it all come together perfectly.

 

[Technocircus316]

Have on my shield plus

 

[HamBoneZ]

I have them on my SA xd-9 mod 2, I didn't need reminded where the "grip zone" was. And it did give a extra bit of grip where I needed it.

 

[Hawg Rider]

I found the stock grips on my PC Shield Plus 9mm to be very good with no modifications needed. However the slide was a different story, as I found it difficult to get a good grip while racking. I installed a Talon Slide Grip to the rear of the slide and it made a huge difference. Perfect fit and quick and easy to install. I'd highly recommend it.

 

[RestingBear]

I have them on my Shield Plus, mainly because the factory texture is abrasive enough that I got tired of feeling it against my skin when carrying IWB. I also have them on my Glock G43.

 

[Long2guns]

My go-to has been Hogue. I put their rubber grips/grip panels on everything I have that they make a grip for. 1911's, revolvers, AR's, even shotguns. Soft, durable, and sticks to your hand like it's a part of you. Crazy good.

 

[sophie]

Count me in on using Talon Grips. I have Talon Grips on a couple of M&P 9c's and an Sig P365 and a Hellcat Pro. I prefer the rubber Talon grip material. I buy the sheets and strips from Talon and have a couple of 1911's that I've used the material on to aid in racking the slide easier for a better grip.