Finger Rest Extension for Sub-Compact Glocks
If you carry a sub-compact Glock for the ultimate combination of discretion and capacity, you know already that you are giving up some measure of control because of the two-finger grip you must use.
You could put an extension on the magazine and make room for your pinky, but you are giving up just a little bit of your ability to conceal your pistol.
Or you could use what I use and not give up anything at all: the finger rest extension manufactured by Gap Enterprises.
This nifty piece of work is a breeze to install on your standard sub-compact Glock magazine, and when it is in place, you have all the leverage 
you need in that two-finger grip. That little (warning: technical term) sticky-out-thing is just exactly right; you won’t miss the pinky.
I’ve been running this little baby for quite awhile now. I’m telling you the truth when I say that 1) I feel like I have just as good a grip on my 27 as I do on my 23 or 22 and 2) I wouldn’t make a Glock sub-compact my EDC without one of these installed on the magazine.
Gap Enterprises is a father and son company that found a niche needing to be filled. Those guys are geniuses.
I have floorplates that replace the stock ones on my G27 and it extends the grip, but it’s a little longer than the one pictured. IIRC I got it from Cheaper Than Dirt some years ago.
Rick Bolt
18 Mar 10 at 10:18 pm
I am gonna have to check this out. Seems like a nice compromise for those who want to keep the grip short
Chris Dunn
19 Mar 10 at 9:25 am