Pearce vs. Scherer Grip Extensions

[trippjm]

For a Glock 30, what are your opinions on each? My pinky finger could use a bit more space on the factory grip (10 round magazine), and I am not sure which would be better, Pearce or Scherer.

From the few pictures, I don't see much difference in the size of the Pearce and the factory. However, I'm worried that a Scherer may be too large, and prone to printing when carrying concealed. Does anyone have a set of calipers handy to measure either of these two aftermarket options to see how much room each affords? Or any other comments on their use? Much thanks in advance.

I'm sure I'll simply end up installing one of each and seeing which works best for me, but wanted to see what y'all have to say first.

[Southshooter]

I don't have calibers to measure, But the Scherer's I use aren't much longer than the factory baseplate on the 10 rounders. I use the scherers because that's what my friend stocks so that's the easiest ones to get.
Let me see if I can post some pics later

[Southshooter]

It's far from scientific but I hope it helps. With a factory mag it is around 4 3/8's with a Scherer it is just over 4 1/2

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m120/southernshooter86/MAG1.jpg

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m120/southernshooter86/MAG2.jpg

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m120/southernshooter86/MAG3.jpg

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m120/southernshooter86/MAG4.jpg

[trippjm]

Thank you. That's exactly what I needed. I think I'll go with the Scherers.

[Scott30]

Personal preference but I went with the Pearce because the checkering is closer to the Glock.

[duncan]

Pearce uses the same type of plastic compound made of our Glock frames.

The USG authorizes its LEAs to carry Pearce extensions too.

The other brand cannot match those points.