Sig P238 Grip

[sixoclockhold]

Back around Christmas I was looking to individualize my stock grips which I didn't care for.

I inlaid the dice and painted the grips with Krylon Stone Obsidian then put a clear coat on them after a full 7 days of dry time.

The question became will they hold up durability wise. After 4 1/2 months and 1/2 dozen trips shooting, I'm please to report no issues. No chipping, gouging or wear off. The savings allowed me to buy the extended mag here

I had the clear coat spray can, so I was only out $10 bucks for the Krylon.

Lightly sand, acetone and spray. Clear is a must imo.

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[cnj]

Very cool!

[CandG]

The grips that come on the two-tone model are gawd-awful, I took mine off 20 seconds after I brought it home. Hadn't thought of modifying them, I just put hogues on and called it a day (which I'm happy with). But your modded ones look neat and unique - certainly better than the hideous factory ones.

For anyone who doesn't know what those grips looked like from the factory:

[81Degrees]

Those came out really nice! Do they add a little width to the grip? It'd be nice if they give a better feel in the hand.

[sixoclockhold]

Those came out really nice! Do they add a little width to the grip? It'd be nice if they give a better feel in the hand.

The texture feels nice, the dice are flush.

As you can see the grooves are still apparent so no, width changed very minimally.

[JTROKS]

Nice work on the dice inlay . When you have to pull your pistol you can tell your adversary,, "You feel lucky? Well I do!"

If you use Krylon acrylic clear it will provide a level of protection that should last a bit. Don't let common gun cleaning solvent touch it. Not even a drop.