I found this on Glocktalk. It has some good stuff!
"For my own benefit and that of others, I would like to provide a listing of commercial Glock grip reduction service providers...
Just off the top of my head I can think of the following (let me know if I miss any)...
Arizona Response Systems
Starts at $150 for the front and back plus more. Seems to have an excellent value to dollar ratio in terms of how much you get for what you pay. Beavertail is $85 as a stand alone item or $50. Will shorten or chop off the grip as a stand alone item for $100 or together with a grip reduction for $50.
www.arizonaresponsesystems.com
Robar
Starts at $150 for back ONLY. Gets very expensive to add other features, for example, $40 just to round the trigger guard, $175 for just a beavertail. Will not shorten the grip.
http://www.robarguns.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=5&tabindex=3
Lonewolf Distributors
Priced very closely with Arizona Response Systems (moderately cheaper but am not sure if it includes all the same stuff). They openly admit that they do not do the work themsevles but subcontract it out to some one in Missouri. At least they are honest and up front about it. Will shorten the grip only in conjunction with a grip redcution.
http://www.lonewolfdist.com/products.asp?prod=14
Burns Custom
$200 for the front and back plus more. Does not include rounding the trigger guard and no such item is listed separately (though I imagine they could do it). $100 to shorten the grip, this appears to be available as a stand alone service. Also does not seem to offer a beavertail (though I imagine they could do it).
http://www.burnscustom.com/
Bowie Tactical Concepts
Starts at $125 for front and back plus more (with only the back stippled, if you want the rest stippled it is an extra $60 as an option to the grip reduction) while everyone else stipples all the way around). Does not include rounding the trigger guard, which is a $40 option. Beavertail is a $150 option.
http://www.bowietacticalconcepts.com/
Bar-Sto
Quotes a turn around time of "5-7 days", WOW!! That's fast!! Starts at $145. I found no info on what exactly this includes or what options are available.
http://www.barsto.com/grip_reduction.cfm
Defensive Edge
No info listed on their site. I only heard of them doing grip reductions from a customer who posted about it in a thread here on GT
http://www.defensiveedge.net/
Advanced Performance Shooting
$150 for the front and back plus more. A fake 1911 safety lever in the off position can be added (a unique/exclusive option) as a place for the thumb to go to help with your grip as a $65 stand alone item or for $50 as an add on to a grip reduction. Rounding of the triggerguard is no extra cost but is by request only.
http://www.advancedperformanceshooting.com/wst_page18.html
Cylinder & Slide
Starts at $90 dollars for the back only but they say that grip reduction services of any kind require cerami-kote coating service and that costs $200 and they won't do a grip reduction without it (I think this might be a typo). I could not find what the cerami-kote cost in conjunction with the grip reduction. Removal of the finger grooves is $44 as is rounding the trigger guard. Stippling of the front strap is a separate item that cost approximately $40 per section (front, back, or both sides). http://www.cylinder-slide.com/glock27.shtml
Ross Sporting Goods
Starts at $125 for the front and back plus more. Rounding the trigger guard is a $25 option. Stippling is an extra charge. Other services available as options. Adding a channel or groove for the trigger finger on the side is a $35 option (and a unique/exclusive one).
http://www.rosssportinggoods.com/612600.html
I would like to get feedback on the following...
Price: Cheapest vs. most expensive.
Quality: Worst vs. best.
Price to Quality Ratio: Opinions welcomed.
Smallest Reduction: Who has the smallest circumference, and, as a separate issue, who has the shortest trigger reach.
Package Deals: Who has the best package deals and what does it included?
Unique Details: Is there something that one does that no one else does? For example I noticed Cylinder & Slide offers a small dished out area for the mag release. Another company offers an actual channel grooved into the side of the frame for the trigger finger to lay in to reduce trigger reach.
Speed of Service: Fastes vs. Slowest.
Quality of Service: Customer care.
"
I don't care for glocks to much but this looks awesome!
"For my own benefit and that of others, I would like to provide a listing of commercial Glock grip reduction service providers...
Just off the top of my head I can think of the following (let me know if I miss any)...
Arizona Response Systems
Starts at $150 for the front and back plus more. Seems to have an excellent value to dollar ratio in terms of how much you get for what you pay. Beavertail is $85 as a stand alone item or $50. Will shorten or chop off the grip as a stand alone item for $100 or together with a grip reduction for $50.
www.arizonaresponsesystems.com
Robar
Starts at $150 for back ONLY. Gets very expensive to add other features, for example, $40 just to round the trigger guard, $175 for just a beavertail. Will not shorten the grip.
http://www.robarguns.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=5&tabindex=3
Lonewolf Distributors
Priced very closely with Arizona Response Systems (moderately cheaper but am not sure if it includes all the same stuff). They openly admit that they do not do the work themsevles but subcontract it out to some one in Missouri. At least they are honest and up front about it. Will shorten the grip only in conjunction with a grip redcution.
http://www.lonewolfdist.com/products.asp?prod=14
Burns Custom
$200 for the front and back plus more. Does not include rounding the trigger guard and no such item is listed separately (though I imagine they could do it). $100 to shorten the grip, this appears to be available as a stand alone service. Also does not seem to offer a beavertail (though I imagine they could do it).
http://www.burnscustom.com/
Bowie Tactical Concepts
Starts at $125 for front and back plus more (with only the back stippled, if you want the rest stippled it is an extra $60 as an option to the grip reduction) while everyone else stipples all the way around). Does not include rounding the trigger guard, which is a $40 option. Beavertail is a $150 option.
http://www.bowietacticalconcepts.com/
Bar-Sto
Quotes a turn around time of "5-7 days", WOW!! That's fast!! Starts at $145. I found no info on what exactly this includes or what options are available.
http://www.barsto.com/grip_reduction.cfm
Defensive Edge
No info listed on their site. I only heard of them doing grip reductions from a customer who posted about it in a thread here on GT
http://www.defensiveedge.net/
Advanced Performance Shooting
$150 for the front and back plus more. A fake 1911 safety lever in the off position can be added (a unique/exclusive option) as a place for the thumb to go to help with your grip as a $65 stand alone item or for $50 as an add on to a grip reduction. Rounding of the triggerguard is no extra cost but is by request only.
http://www.advancedperformanceshooting.com/wst_page18.html
Cylinder & Slide
Starts at $90 dollars for the back only but they say that grip reduction services of any kind require cerami-kote coating service and that costs $200 and they won't do a grip reduction without it (I think this might be a typo). I could not find what the cerami-kote cost in conjunction with the grip reduction. Removal of the finger grooves is $44 as is rounding the trigger guard. Stippling of the front strap is a separate item that cost approximately $40 per section (front, back, or both sides). http://www.cylinder-slide.com/glock27.shtml
Ross Sporting Goods
Starts at $125 for the front and back plus more. Rounding the trigger guard is a $25 option. Stippling is an extra charge. Other services available as options. Adding a channel or groove for the trigger finger on the side is a $35 option (and a unique/exclusive one).
http://www.rosssportinggoods.com/612600.html
I would like to get feedback on the following...
Price: Cheapest vs. most expensive.
Quality: Worst vs. best.
Price to Quality Ratio: Opinions welcomed.
Smallest Reduction: Who has the smallest circumference, and, as a separate issue, who has the shortest trigger reach.
Package Deals: Who has the best package deals and what does it included?
Unique Details: Is there something that one does that no one else does? For example I noticed Cylinder & Slide offers a small dished out area for the mag release. Another company offers an actual channel grooved into the side of the frame for the trigger finger to lay in to reduce trigger reach.
Speed of Service: Fastes vs. Slowest.
Quality of Service: Customer care.
"
I don't care for glocks to much but this looks awesome!