Stippled my Glock!

Tpb10505 · Nov 8, 2012

Not perfect as my patience isn't geared toward the tedious lol. I undercut the trigger and rear grip. Doesn't seem like much but I feel like my grip is much higher and I like it a lot better.

Jason1 · Nov 8, 2012

Nice work. It looks good. And if it feels better then that is all that matters.

Robusto · Nov 8, 2012

Grippy!

Tpb10505 · Nov 8, 2012

its one of those "pretty from far, but far from pretty" kinda things haha

jtischauser · Nov 8, 2012

Looks good! I need to try my hand at this on a couple of G Locks in that I have lying around.

45recoil · Nov 8, 2012

Suh-weet! I bet you couldn't drop it if you tried.

You stipple under the trigger guard? You'll go through a few blisters but once they calus, your set to feel no pain.

How long it take ya?

Tpb10505 · Nov 8, 2012

Not sold on the under the trigger guard part yet, but easy to get rid of... Probably 6 or 7hrs. Lots of breaks were required lol. Only cost me an $18 Weller iron from Home Depot

MrTheBigOx · Nov 9, 2012

That looks cool, I want to do mine when I finaly get a new house to move into so I can apply for my pistol endorsement (dont ask its confusing)

I like the trigger guard under cut too

Matt1911 · Nov 9, 2012

Very cool. You have to take a couple breaks, otherwise you'll go cross eyed.

twss · Nov 12, 2012

Yeah the burning plastic hurts my eyes and makes them water. Good job.

Matt1911 · Nov 12, 2012

I have to keep a fan blowing the smoke away, otherwise you end up with one Hell of a headache.

MrTheBigOx · Nov 13, 2012

Matt Rigsby said:
I have to keep a fan blowing the smoke away, otherwise you end up with one Hell of a headache.

You are wise

twss · Nov 13, 2012

Matt Rigsby said:
I have to keep a fan blowing the smoke away, otherwise you end up with one Hell of a headache.

That's what I did wrong. I was trying to inhale all the smoke before it could get up to my eyes. I'll try your method next time. Thanks.

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