A while back, a couple years ago maybe, I reported that Lone Wolf Distributors was working on an aftermarket frame for Glock pistols, having already made a variety of slides for Glocks. Well they've finally released the frame for sale, which they call the Timberwolf. The frame is a serialized part, and needs to be transferred by a licensed dealer, like any firearm bought online, obviously. Lone Wolf has posted information on what you need to do to order and pick up the frame on the website (EDIT: Actually, I wasn't able to open the PDF file linked).
The Timberwolf frame features:
- Two interchangable backstraps
- Rounded trigger guard
- Extended "beavertail"
- Round magazine catch button
- "Improved" checkering and "rail system"
- "Higher grip angle," which I imagine means that you can get the web of your shooting hand up higher on the grip
- Round mag catch
- SF trigger housing
- Two grip backstraps
They have it listed at $199.99, which I don't think is too bad really, considering that Glock will not sell you just a frame, without the side and barrel and all the rest of the pistol. May be something to look into if you like Glocks, but your hands are too small for the Glock grip frame. From the thread on GlockTalk, it sounds like they will be releasing compact frames, and large 10mm/.45ACP frames sometime in the future.
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