[sunshine_fisherman]

I saw the magazine extension that KelTec has but I would like one like the North American arms that curls under your finger to help control the jump. I have seen a conversion technique that someone posted on Yahoo but I was wondering if there was anything readily available for the P3AT.
Has anyone used an after-market on the P3AT that can provide me some feedback? This is my pocket slipper carry gun so concealability is my prime concern. This guns slim profile was my reason for purchasing it and I will not sacrifice concealability for comfort.

 

[adamsesq]

There are LOTS of thoughts, opinions, pictures, sources etc. on this site.  Let me give you a newbie hint:

Try "extenisons" "+1" "bersa" "naa" "scheerer" "pierce"  for a few examples.

That will give you lots of info and generate a more specific questions - then ask and you'll get lots of, well, thoughts, opinions, pictures, sources etc.  

-Scott

PS - Thank you flounder for reminding me of my manners.

We really are a good bunch of old crumudgeons here!

 

[flonder22]

May I be the first to welcome the new guy to KTOG? Welcome.

 

[regrip]

I also used the Kel-Tec extention for a while on my P3. I switched to the Scherer extention just 3 weeks ago and like it a lot. Good Luck. Tom Welcome to the sight.

 

[sunshine_fisherman]

Thanks, I found the extension using the search tool at http://www.kel-tec-cnc.com/cart/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3_13

Still interested in feedback on the grip.

 

[Bobo]

sunshine_fisherman,

Check out this older post from October:

http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1191784964/9#9

Bobo

 

[Wilson]

Has anyone used an after-market on the P3AT that can provide me some feedback?

Yes, I like them.

(click picture to see finger extensions in a P-3AT)

Wilson – who’s entertaining guest or he would expound :-?

 

[nccarr]

Welcome
I used a section of an bike tube. I cut it long enough to fit and it works great. The gun is still flat and I can hold on to it better.
Nick

 

[adamsesq]

Welcome
I used a section of an bike tube. I cut it long enough to fit and it works great. The gun is still flat and I can hold on to it better.
Nick

Only slightly more formal than Nick's great suggestion is this:

This P3AT has the grip cover AND the WONDERFUL shock absorbing pads from Aglaser.
http://www.aglaser.com/grips/index.html

I find these much better for control than the shoes that stick out.  I do like the +1 but only because it does not change the shape or width of the pistol.

-Scott

 

[nccarr]

OOPS
I was talking about using the tube to cover the grip for a little more control.
Nick

I love these little mouse guns. I just bought my 3rd pistol today. I sitting here holding a p32. I will probably need help getting it back together.

You people are great for helping the way you do.
Nick

 

[shootah800]

Hey, Scott -- (or anybody)

Where can I get something similar to those grip pads & slip on grip for the PF9?

(sorry to change the subject, just a quick answer will do!)

-Matt

 

[adamsesq]

Hey, Scott -- (or anybody)

Where can I get something similar to those grip pads & slip on grip for the PF9?

(sorry to change the subject, just a quick answer will do!)

-Matt

Subject changing (evolution) is par for the course. I don't know any reason why you couldn't use the same pads/slip on for the Pf9. The pads would work fine but you'd have to get the slip on a bit warm to stretch that much. Funny how I never thought of it - you may have just triggered me to go try it on my P40's as when I order from aglaser I order bunches extra and have a few in the toolkit.

-Scott

 

[shootah800]

You don't think the pads might be a bit short?
Let me know how your P40 test goes... That would make me feel a bit better.

-Matt

 

[adamsesq]

OK - now I feel like a moron for not seeing what was right in front of my face.  I absolutley love the aglaser stuff on my P3AT but have never thought about them on the P40 - because his site says they are for the P3AT afterall.  

But the slip on fits just fine (it could be a bit taller but really doesn't need to be.)  And as you can see the pads will be just fine.

-Scott

 

[shootah800]

So do you put the pads on first, or the slip-on?

-Matt

 

[adamsesq]

So do you put the pads on first, or the slip-on?

-Matt

Pads on first, let them set overnight and then heat the cover in hot water and have someone help you stretch it out and slide the cover OVER the grip and pads. Aglaser says the pads will stay on for a long time in and out of holsters, etc. etc. even without the cover but with the cover they are basically permanent (until you want to remove them.)

-Scott

 

[shootah800]

Can't Wait!!
Thanks again, Oh Great All-Knowing One!

-Matt

 

[adamsesq]

Thanks again, Oh Great All-Knowing One!
-Matt

Did Tx chime in on this thread?

-Scott