[bigkracka]

The pointy beavertail is the only thing I don't like on my M&P, seems unecessary. Who does good work?

 

[Jester]

Burwell gunsmithing and bowie Tac. concepts. both forum sponsors, both do great work.

 

[YukonGlocker]

The pointy beavertail reduces muzzle flip.

 

[Jester]

Its more for a high grip, I'm having the one on my CCW taken off, but my target model left on.

 

[Jhp147]

Notice how you see a lot of the Glocks having beavertails put ON and M&Ps having them taken OFF? Shooters are a fickle bunch, ain't we? Maybe they can engineer in a user-removeable beavertail to go with the user changeable grips. There, there's my "work for somebody else to do" suggestion for the day.

 

[YukonGlocker]

Just look at all the different beavertails available for the 1911.

 

[bigkracka]

I've never seen anybody admit they want a beavertail on their Glock. It looks like crap and unecessary, like the MP's.

 

[YukonGlocker]

Actually, some people do add beavertails to the Glock.

 

[raz-0]

There are a lot of people who would like a beavertail on the glock. Even when bringing it down flush with the end of the slide, it appears the M&P might have more space to get a high grip than the glock.



The M&P beavertail could probably be about 1/2 the length it is and still work pretty well.



A large portion of the glock beavertail requests are not so much for controlability as for folks with meaty hand who get cut up by the slide when using a high grip.