I have a problem with this grip it's not totally closed from the back side like in the picture there is a small gap, also the magazine won't go inside
356909
Hey there, from what you're saying, one of two things has happened. A. You bought the wrong grip for your handgun. I have a Sigg P229 .40 caliber. The grip wraps all the way around without a gap and should not keep the magazine from being inserted. OR B. They sent a bad product and you should return it for the money or ask them to give you the correct product
356910
With a little adjustment you should be able to get that gap to fit right around the back part of the handle the metal itself is to end up being flush. The back to that the magazine does not fit shows you to have the wrong one or you just need to make that adjustment.
1545729
The holster inside the case is attached to the case with velcro; you can position the gun however it works for you. Same goes for the spare magazine holder. The case is not built to accept full-size pistols; my M&P; Shield pretty much fills it up. It is easy to grip the gun because the internal holster doesn't hold down the gun completely. There is a Velcro strap to secure the gun in the holster if desired; I don't use it-I want to unzip the case and pull out the gun directly without having to first undo the Velcro. But that's me...
461641
The way the gun sits in it. I would not recommend as gun is way to tight. When you get the gun in it you have to use 2 hands to get it out. You could never draw. The gun sticks in it.
1062287
If the 7 round does not extend past the grip. It attaches to the bottom of the magazine. Then it will work as shown. However, I can't verify as mine is in lock up at the moment.
1190955
I am not sure....it was made to hold a regular M-16 type magazine. It might be too loose.
1646797
I have never had issues with the grip. There are tiny indentations all over the back of the case that provide some grip.
1959701
I seem to remember that there may be an issue with some Glock magazines. However, I do not have first hand knowledge, as I have only used mine on 9mm Taurus, .380 Taurus, and .380 CZ. All of these are double stack mags.
1437255
I find that it sometimes has the opposite problem. Sometimes it can be difficult to remove one handed. I've never had it slip out unintentionally.
1453772
I believe you have to buy the grip specifically designed for your weapon/magazine. Check with Pearce whether they make one for your gun.
1681848
It is a tight fit, hard to push out. Also, if you have a fitted leather holster it will catch on the side when holstering. Personally, I feel this item is a waste of money!
1166194
I don't actually have this problem, you might have it a little too lose or it is lopsided. Try to take it down, you might need help with it.
1889955
Put mine in today, not quite the mag drop I was hopping for. I have 22/45 lite, the mag still hangs a bit. Seems to be very little tolerances inside the mag well. Any one else having that issue ?
2012446
The holster is made so tight that it holds the gun very well. Than again it's not hard to pull the gun out. I like it because the gun sits well inside the holster and i don't have to jerk it out to get the gun out. I can email you a better picture of my gun seating in the holster from different directions. the picture they put up doesn't really help to give you a whole view of the gun in the holster.
1343602
Some things you don't mess with but as long as you don't paint the mag side it should be ok
687387
It's at the back of the grip, not at the sides. It swivels/swings down from the bottom of the grip like a pick-up truck's tailgate. LP-E6s are loaded in separately, not in a single magazine. But it has a mag for 6 AAs.
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
2132719
I specifically tried two different Promag clips purchased at Academy Sports, and neither would insert into the grip fully. They didn't seat or lock in place like the Ruger clip, rendering them useless, as they would simply fall back out. Not to be deterred, however, I sanded both grip extentions down until they fit well enough to lockin place. This is a tedious task, because the sanding has to be precise, and it requires taking the base plate off several times to test the magazine.