TALON GRIPS FOR SIG SAUER P250/P320 FULL SIZE - Fits Medium Module

Keep the in mind this is basically sand paper and it is fairly coarse. The install was easy, just follow the instructions and take your time and it will come out perfect.Pro: the bite on it is EXCEPTIONAL. It catches really well, in fact the first feel time I move my thumb to release the magazine, I feels my thumb drags a little. It really provides better recoil management, and subsequently follow up shots. They do feel good in my hands.Con: there is just enough to cover up the grip area of the gun and nothing more. So if you want tape higher or out of the grip area such as the trigger guard undercut, below the slide release, you will need more tape. Again, they are sand paper and they do what sand paper do, so keep it mind what it will run against or come in contact with repeatedly.Recommend use: this is great for range, and light competition use. I wouldn’t recommend it for duty use, at least not until you fine it down a bit. I recently used it in a team base tactical shooting competition where some physicality and combat load was involved. My pistol is mounted in low hip so when I tun with my rifle in my hand, my forearm rubs against the pistol and at the end of two days, my forearm looks like I got rash. BUT I 100% recommend this to anyone interested, I simply made a poor decision my part.

Quality grip for my pellet pistol m17. I have the composite grip which has tons of grip like anti slip strips or low grit sandpaper. easy to install and the adhesive is firm, the glue is not cement however if I wanted to remove the talon grip later. Control of the pellet pistol is a lot better, has added looks too.To note, I use gloves with the grip, bare handed it grips just as well but isn't exactly cozy for the paws, those looking for comfort should look at the rubber mixture option.

First of all, my Sig P320 Carry has one of the best grips out of the box of any pistol on the market. I have Talon Grips on a number of my polymer frame pistols and think they are great.I purchased the Talon Rubber Grips for this pistol and installed them. I like them, but oddly enough, it seems like the gun moves a little more in my hand than it did out of the box, particularly in the area of the backstrap. I just ordered the granulate style grips, and will probably replace the rubber style with them. In fairness, still evaluating...

Outstanding! I wanted to make my other two guns as grippy as my S&W M2.0 which I carried more often due to the incredible grip. Now they all feel great. Just make sure you give the handle a thorough cleaning with rubbing alcohol. Once installed, use a hair dryer to heat it a bit and make sure everything is seated well. I repeated the hair dryer step about 4 times. Worked out well!

You will NOT lose your grip with these. After a few hundred rounds at the range, you will definitely know you had these on your pistol, as they are going to be a bit rough on your hands. However, the polymer used for the frame of these Sig pistols is too slippery in my opinion. These allow you to get a firm hold on your firearm for sure.

I LOVE these grips. Don't get me wrong. I have them on all of my handguns but I'm just not sure if the Sig needs it. However, I still do consider it an upgrade and have loved the added security of the granulate. I just really like the stock shape of the P320 but it's nice to have the grit with sweaty hands.

These are fairly rough, but I find them very helpful to keep a tight grip on my pistol. Better grip = faster follow up shots. I have these on almost all my pistols. I use the ‘granular’ texture - basically skateboard tape custom cut to your pistol grip.

It was very difficult to attach the grips to the gun. The instructions were very sparse (not helpful) and the grips did not line up with the Sig Sauer. The second time I used the gun, the grips started peeling off.