Pearce Grip Compatible with Beretta 3032 Tomcat/Bobcat .22 .25 Grip Extended Safety Ok PG-ES32

I thought this grip would be a good alternative to the stock grip but after installing it the grip kept rubbing against the trigger bar. I tried shaving it down with a dremel tool but could not get it to fit properly. You can pull the trigger but the rubbing would not let the trigger reset. Good thing it was not expensive.

Sorry Pearce, I have bought many of your products in the past and loved them, but these just don't fit my Berreta Tomcat. First, my existing grip screws barely would connect even with a bunch of weight behind them to get them to connect. I got them to connect to only find that I could no longer depress the magazine release. After a couple of hours dicking with the grips, I gave up. Back they go for a refund. They might work on my 21a, but I have some pretty pearl grips for that mouse gun and want to keep them. I hate giving a one-star review to a company I like, but these just don't work.

21A Bobcat. It fits but…. 1) the magazine release is embedded in the rubber hole. Difficult to release. 2) Fit is not so good. The right side has gap to metal. Too much gap at safety release leaving a gap which does not give the grip a nice finished look. 3) the back, with its indentations and projections , is not exactly like the factory grips which may have something to do with the owner all fit.

The grip fits on pistol but needs inside trimming for double action to work.

Can't use the barrel opening latch while installed, but fits and works well otherwise.

Honestly, it worked well. There were reviews about having the barrel-release or safety being interfered with. I did not experience that. Both worked fine. The mag release, however, was too recessed to work smoothly. If you use this as a backup, it probably wouldn't be an issue. If it is a carry gun however, and you needed to switch mags in a pinch, you would have problems. Just was a little too thick.

The tip up barrel feature becomes much harder to use after installation. The grip interior is also to thick and rubs against the trigger bar causing failures. Had to cut away some of the material to allow for full uninterrupted travel of the trigger bar.After heavy modifications it does feel better than the plastic grips, but not worth the effort.

I have always liked Pierce grips in the past, but these are lemons. They will not fit properly or allow the gun's trigger to return without modification! Also they are fat and push the trigger finger away from the trigger. Very poor design & fitment.