anybody have a solution to the p10 aggressive texturing?

[Earl Keese]

I must not be as subtle.  I used a file to knock down the points on the rear and front straps.

I'm not trying to remove them. 😎

[M1A4ME]

Agree with the Talon grips (they have an e-bay store as well).

Do you have a link? I was looking on eBay (have a credit I can use) and found a guy in Tulsa. Not sure if it's the same stuff. Might give him a try.


I use the tape instead of sanding it down due to the heat here in AZ. Tape works great when your hand gets moist. Seems a little cooler too. I've taken handguns out of a car that were so hot you couldn't hold it.



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https://www.ebay.com/str/talongrips?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

Link to the e-bay Talon grips store.  Just be sure to order the color and size you want for the pistol you have.

[DOC 1500]

Apparently I have dainty woman hands, because the one thing keeping me from walking out of the LGS with a p10c is the grip texturing of the gun. Anybody have a solution to the aggressive texturing? I've toyed with taking sand paper to it and knocking the sharp edges off the texturing on the front and backstraps. (starting with the backstrap since it is replacable)

Try sanding your own hands to make them more manly, LOL💅

[ssqman]

Apparently I have dainty woman hands, because the one thing keeping me from walking out of the LGS with a p10c is the grip texturing of the gun. Anybody have a solution to the aggressive texturing? I've toyed with taking sand paper to it and knocking the sharp edges off the texturing on the front and backstraps. (starting with the backstrap since it is replacable)

Try sanding your own hands to make them more manly, LOL💅

LOL. I did a light sanding with emory cloth. On the gun. 

[2tango2]

Bicycle inner tube is a cheap reversible fix.

What Dan-O said

Very comfortable



4 bucks and you can make about three or four grips out of one tube, maybe even more


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[Dan-O]

Bicycle inner tube is a cheap reversible fix.

What Dan-O said

Very comfortable



4 bucks and you can make about three or four grips out of one tube, maybe even more


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I ask nicely at my local bike shop and they just give me old ones.....or you can just dumpster dive if they?re not willing to give em to you.

[gunkucool]

https://i.imgur.com/RrGAIQY.jpg?1
My friend did it to me.

[AZ_CZ]

https://i.imgur.com/RrGAIQY.jpg?1
My friend did it to me.

Nice friend.  What holster is that?

[Walt Sherrill]

A few swipes with a small sheet of sandpaper is all that's needed to blunt the sharp tips of the "checkering" on the grips.  (You can pick up the sandpaper for a $1 in one of the $ stores and get a lot of different grades/grits, and it'll take a few minutes at most.)   The gun will still look stock and nothing else is needed. 

[gunkucool]

@AZ_CZ, I bought it several months ago on ebay for $25ish.

[BG ARMORY]

I thought that the texturing was lacking grip to.

[Walt Sherrill]

I thought that the texturing was lacking grip to.

I found the texture almost painful with extended use in bare hands, because the tips of the plastic "checkering" was so sharp. 

I've heard a lot of complaints about that on several guns, in addition to CZ. 

I just gave the grips a few quick swipes with sandpaper.  The grips are still agressive enough so that they don'tmove easily in your hand, but are no longer uncomfortable for me.

[BG ARMORY]

I thought that the texturing was lacking grip to.

I found the texture almost painful with extended use in bare hands, because the tips of the plastic "checkering" was so sharp. 

I've heard a lot of complaints about that on several guns, in addition to CZ. 

I just gave the grips a few quick swipes with sandpaper.  The grips are still agressive enough so that they don'tmove easily in your hand, but are no longer uncomfortable for me.

I get sweaty hands easily when shooting for duration so i have to get the most aggressive that i can with my grips and stippling to keep the gun from moving around.

[Walt Sherrill]

I get sweaty hands easily when shooting for duration so i have to get the most aggressive that i can with my grips and stippling to keep the gun from moving around.

Wonder if you need bigger grips?   You can do that with a HANDALL added to the existing grip.  (That would be a cheap experiment, but it MIGHT help.)

[mickey66]

Apparently I have dainty woman hands, because the one thing keeping me from walking out of the LGS with a p10c is the grip texturing of the gun. Anybody have a solution to the aggressive texturing? I've toyed with taking sand paper to it and knocking the sharp edges off the texturing on the front and backstraps. (starting with the backstrap since it is replacable)

What works for me is a Golf Glove at the Range. I didn't want to molest the Gun in case I wanted to sell it in the future. The stippling doesn't bother me until around 100 rounds hence the glove.