Stippling Next Level

[BlueFalconer]

Yes.

Ah good. That was the only thing that had me iffy about it.

[Doheny]

Not gonna lie, this kinda makes me think poor-man's narco bling.

Good description. I agree.

[xxINKxx]

Is that a carp on your Glock?

[golfish]

Evolution Defense Group

(not mine)

That looks pretty good too..

OP, its not my cup of tea but they still look pretty good. I'd guess that they would be top notch in the stippling class of guns.

[CandG]

Those are two excellent examples of craftsmanship and attention to detail...


...being ruined by a stippling job.

[Bullitt01]

Evolution Defense Group

(not mine)

Yes, looks very good in the 'stippling class'

Edit: what gets me is the price,,,i can see 100-150...............250 and up! Please

[Varg Vikernes]

Good luck if you ever wanted to sell those.

[HKMadness]

Not gonna lie, this kinda makes me think poor-man's narco bling.

Exactly what I was thinking. Sorry op, I'm with 90% of calguns on this one. That being said, if you or anyone else wanna make their guns look like crap, that's your prerogative.

[spoon01]

Nice avatar!

[Johneracer]

That looks like crap...sorry op. That glock trigger guard,,,,oh god, where to begin. But, it's your $$, your taste so go at it. Just don't expect any, any resale value. Both guns devalued by 40% in my opinion

[Irishfisher]

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[Excommunicado]

So do you drive on bold tires too. Makes no difference I take it ?

Like I've said in the other stippling thread, I've shot in the rain and I've shot in triple digit heat. Both times my hands were wet and I had no problem holding onto my Glock 19. I shoot 4-5 hours every Sunday and I don't need stippling. It's all in your grip and how much pressure you're applying.

I also have experience with stippling, I stippled my LC9 back before I knew how to use a pistol competently, it made no difference. That was when I first started shooting pistol regularly, before I knew anything.

[Excommunicado]

Maybe you can wipe your rear end with "wax paper" then share with the class if it makes any difference from regular TP ?

Like I've said in the other stippling thread, I've shot in the rain and I've shot in triple digit heat. Both times my hands were wet and I had no problem holding onto my Glock 19. I shoot 4-5 hours every Sunday and I don't need stippling. It's all in your grip and how much pressure you're applying.

I also have experience with stippling, I stippled my LC9 back before I knew how to use a pistol competently, it made no difference. That was when I first started shooting pistol regularly, before I knew anything.

[perpetual otter]

Maybe you can wipe your rear end with "wax paper" then share with the class if it makes any difference from regular TP ?

I like your style.

[spoon01]

Maybe you can wipe your rear end with "wax paper" then share with the class if it makes any difference from regular TP ?

Wax paper was not engineered for the usage that you are suggesting.

By this logic, Glock was not engineered either?