New Product! Announcing our Brass Backstrap for the Walther Full-Size PDP!
The backstrap adds 3.8 ounces to your PDP.That weight counteracts the “top-heavy” feel of polymer autos, and calms perceived recoil. In our experience heavy backstraps also improve the “feel” of the gun — especially when speed reloading.
Now available on our website at https://taylorfreelancestore.com/walther-pdp-full-size…/
Our new Walther PDP backstrap grip panel is now available in Brass cerakoted blue or black! Upgrade your Walther PPQ or PDP Compact with our solid brass backstrap.Our current model mimics the profile of the “medium” backstrap used by most Walther drivers, but uses actual checkering. The result feels smoother but stays in place better in recoil (in our opinion) giving better overall control.Of course our backstraps are cut to work with the Taylor Freelance magwell, and should also work with the Walther Pro magwell (which mimics our design). The brass backstrap is perfect for USPSA Carry Optics, but likely will not be allowed in IDPA due to their prohibitions on “brass grips.” If that changes, somebody let us know!
We took some of our new brass GGI/TF VP9 competition basepads and cerakoted black. Used a countersink to to number each one. Looks great!This part was a collaborative project between Grayguns and Taylor Freelance. Adds an ounce of weight to the mag and a lip making it easier to strip a magazine from the gun. Check them out on our website!http://taylorfreelancestore.com/ggi-tf-hk-vp-9-40-competition-basepad-brass/#taylorfreelance#grayguns#vp9
TF just released a solid brass Canik +0. The golden glow of natural brass looks awesome, and they weigh enough to dampen recoil. You can’t use them for IDPA competition (too heavy), but at 2.7 ounces, they’re legal within the USPSA Production rules. You can get some here: http://taylorfreelancestore.com/canik-0-basepad-brass/