Who does good stippling work?

White Kid · Feb 22, 2015

I'm wondering who does pretty good stippling work?
I'm wanting it done to my Glock 35 Gen. 3.
Yes, I wanna' keep the finger grooves on it, I do actually like them.
I'm getting it done because my hands get kinda' sweaty pretty quick and the Gen. 3 stippling just don't cut it out for me at all.
Especially when I go to reload the pistol the gun almost flies outta' my hands and I don't need that to happen.
So if anyone knows where I can send my frame off to that would be nice.

Matt1911 · Feb 22, 2015

Your dad's friend, Mike Cyrwus does that.

White Kid · Feb 22, 2015

Matt Rigsby said:
Your dad's friend, Mike Cyrwus does that.

Ok, I didn't know that. I'll have my dad contact him.

Spastik Monkey · Feb 22, 2015

Dark Ops Designs. Cody is a beast at it

mike cyrwus · Feb 22, 2015

Zander Pharr said:
Ok, I didn't know that. I'll have my dad contact him.

Matt Rigsby does great work.
I only stipple on my gun builds, for law enforcement, and for Instagram.

toothandnail · Feb 22, 2015

Something like this?
or
this :haha:

rough or fine.

A little rough for me , but it don't slip

No that's not on the same gun, the top pic is a sample grip. :umbrage:

Trunk Monkey · Feb 22, 2015

Jason at 2A does some good work from what I've seen.

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Sorry, 2A in Tulsa

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charger arms · Feb 22, 2015

Buy a Weller wood burning kit. Find a stack of old AR grips, pmag dust covers, tapco anything. Get some sand paper and start practicing. After a bit, you might have someone look over your shoulder and do it yourself. Might not be the prettiest, but it is your own work. My elephant dung aint glossy, but it works.