Hogue HandAll Beavertail Rubber Grip Sleeve for Glock 43X, 43X MOS, 48

Works great. Far better grip than any other slide on I've ever used. Looks good. Fits great. Easy to get on and is made of good quality material

The Hogue grip for the Glock 43X fits the Kel-Tec P17 perfectly, and it improves the grip a lot. I've bought several in multiple colors. The P17 is an accurate, light, easy to take down and rack, inexpensive $200 .22 which comes with 3 16-round magazines, a rail, adjustable fiber-optic sights and a nice 3 lb trigger. I put a laser on the rail for an accurate, light, fun plinker.

Keltec P17 install. Make pistol safe mag and chamber. As per the instructions, I put handall in water and brought it to boil. Forked it out and brought to covered table and liberally applied Windex to pistol grip and inside of handall. Starting at front of grip bump and with finger in handall back edge got it started. Then worked front and back of grip up a bit at a time. I applied a spritz of Windex into the rubber which helped more. Work front and back edges. Once first grip nub is on it goes easier. Another spritz and process improved. Edges front-back a bit at a time. Slid up over P17 grip bottom bumps front and back. Fits perfectly at trigger guard and beavertail. Much better grip feel, especially left/right orientation due to finger grooves. Points quick and easy. Softened and Windex made install easier. Serial # can still be read by bending rubber beavertail. Geoff Arnold was right in his review.

Great grip to add girth and texture to the 43x. Easy application and a great fit and feel.

Great product. I have been using Hogue grips for over 25 years. Follow their directions and the grip goes on in just a few minutes. It makes the gun feel more substantial and secure in your hand. You'll love it.

Worked well with my G48 MOS. It is a bit of pain to get it on, I recommend warming it up a bit as directed, and I can see how it can tear if you're not careful/lucky, as I've seen in at least one negative review. However, once on it feels well worth it, made my handgun significantly more comfortable to hold, and looks nice imo.One problem I did have was in getting the plastic bits out from under the sleeve (following their instructions). The plastic does make it a lot easier to stretch over the handle initially, but I just couldn't pull it out with pliers once the grip was on. I ended up just using my fingers to stretch the rubber and push it up bit by bit into position, as I think I've seen other people do (elbow grease/like a tight glove). Possibly my initial warming and using the plastic cutouts made this easier than it would have been straight out the box.So, if you want a simple cost-effective way to bulk out your handguns grip a little, improve friction and add some ergonomic finger grooves, then I recommend you go ahead and try this, just expect to take a little time and patience in getting it installed properly.

I was a bit intimidated with the installation of this grip, but I decided to purchase it anyway. Much to my surprise the grip went on relatively easy. And after a day of use, I love this thing!! So comfortable and it fits my hand perfectly. Great product! Thanks!!

Amazing grip! I saw a bunch of videos saying you need to boil it in water to soften it up and that it is very hard to get on—- idk, out of 10, I’d give it a 7 on how hard it was to put on. I didn’t even warm it up or anything, just straight out the box. Took me around 5 minutes total. Once it was on, it was not going anywhere. Quality is amazing and the grip feel enhanced my gun so well. Highly recommend.