Sharp Bros Taurus Grip Mod Install

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Sharps Bros Grip Module for the Taurus GX4 Carry

What's going on folks, RazorMP here.

Today we are talking about the Sharps Bros grip module for the Taurus GX4 Carry, and specifically why this kind of swap makes sense if you like the GX4's size and shootability, but you have always felt the factory frame was a little basic rental counter in the hands.

This is not a paid ad, and this is not a sales pitch. This is a practical breakdown of what the Sharps Bros module brings to the table, what it changes, and who it is actually for.

Why even swap a GX4 grip module?

The Taurus GX4 Carry is one of those pistols that punches above its weight class for the money. It is compact, easy to carry, and it can run. But the grip is where you interface with the gun, and if that interface is not doing you favors, you end up working harder than you need to, especially under speed, recoil, or sweaty conditions.

A grip module swap is basically saying: I like the gun, I just want it to fit me better, track flatter, and lock into my hands more consistently.

What the Sharps Bros module changes

1) Feel and control

The big upgrade here is how the grip locks into your hand. Sharps Bros tends to build modules that feel more purpose-built than factory polymer. You get more defined surfaces, more consistent indexing, and a grip shape that encourages repeatable hand placement.

That means you are not constantly re-gripping between strings, and you are not fighting the gun during recoil.

2) Texture that actually works

A lot of factory grips land in the safe for everyone zone, which usually translates to not aggressive enough for anyone who actually trains. Sharps Bros typically brings more bite, and that matters when you are shooting faster than slow-fire bench pace.

If you have ever felt your support hand start to slide around during a longer range session, you already understand the value here.

3) Better ergonomics (where it counts)

This is where these modules usually win: subtle shaping that supports a higher, more stable grip and gives your hands better mechanical leverage. Even small differences in undercut, contouring, and side panels can help you drive the gun more efficiently.

The practical pros

• More consistent grip purchase (especially under speed)
• Improved control through recoil (less micro-adjusting between shots)
• More confident indexing when you draw and present
• A more premium feel compared to factory polymer

The honest trade-offs

No upgrade is magic, and grip modules are not exempt.

• It is not a replacement for fundamentals. If your grip is inconsistent, a better frame helps, but it will not fix bad input.
• Texture can be a love/hate thing. If you carry against skin, aggressive texture might require a wardrobe adjustment or a different holster setup.
• Value depends on your use. If the GX4 is your shoot twice a year pistol, the stock module may be fine. If it is carry plus training, the upgrade makes a lot more sense.

Who this is for

This module makes the most sense if you:

• Carry a GX4 Carry and actually train with it
• Want more grip control without changing the whole pistol
• Prefer a grip that feels more planted and performance-oriented
• Like modular upgrades that improve interface rather than just aesthetics

Final thoughts

The Sharps Bros Taurus GX4 grip module is one of those upgrades that does not need a bunch of hype to justify itself. If you like the GX4 platform but want more control, better hand fit, and a grip that stays put when you start pushing the pace, this is exactly the kind of swap that can make the gun feel like it leveled up.

Same pistol. Better connection to it. And that is where performance actually starts.

As always, stay safe, train smart, and I will see you on the high ground or in the next post. RazorMP out.