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  1. #1
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    Don't forget you should be shooting broken wrist ie when holding out the pistol the wrist should be pointing down .you should not have to bring the wrist up to get the barrel level.Steyers have some adjusting screws in the base where the grip fits which when adjusted will bring the foresight up.
    If you can adjust that so they do then file the grips to fit I've fitted mine so that the thumb just rests on the side and the fingers wrapping round support the gun ,gripping slightly just adds more control.
    Hope this helps

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    Adjusting grip to fit.

    If you need to pack out a larger grip try Milliput, four colours available and not expensive. Works well.

    Peter

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    There are a few sites online that will give good advise on pistol grip adjustments and sizing, have a look at these before doing anything. Juts google target pistol grip adjustment.
    The grip is one of the most important features of the pistol so worth spending time and effort getting it right, a good fitting grip will give consistency and reduce fatigue, modifying one area at a time and slowly is the key, test shoot between modifications and check for consistant hold, pressure points etc.
    Steyr LP10, Steyr LP5,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter C View Post
    If you need to pack out a larger grip try Milliput, four colours available and not expensive. Works well.

    Peter
    Another vote from me for Milliput !
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