Stippling question

[omalley72]

I have seen a variety of different stilling patterns on polymer frames but the one pattern that has recently grabbed my attention is the lined pattern. It almost looks like a zebra line pattern. If anyone has applied this pattern to theirs, I'm curious as to what was used to get that pattern.

[Strykeback]

I have seen a variety of different stilling patterns on polymer frames but the one pattern that has recently grabbed my attention is the lined pattern. It almost looks like a zebra line pattern. If anyone has applied this pattern to theirs, I'm curious as to what was used to get that pattern.

A couple of guys are really good and can do the lines by hand. Can you post a picture or give an instagram name so we know exactly what you are talking about? Also laser etching has become a huge new technique so if that's ghe style just send it in lol

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[Citadelgrad87]

In before stop liking what I don't like.

[boopiejones]

ive been looking at images of stippled glocks on google over the past few days, and the ones that always jump out at me as being really high quality are from Stalwart Defense. i know nothing about them other than to say that they post some really cool stippled glock pictures and they have some nice looking lined patterned stipples like the OP mentioned.

[boopiejones]

check out this one from wilson combat:

[wpage]

Nice

There are some getto works. This certainly is a exception,,,

check out this one from wilson combat:

[VolvoWrench]

I just stippled the sides of my phone case. Boy do I suck! First, using a soldering iron is difficult because you can only hold it at the very far end of the tip. I guess a wood burner would work better in your hands? Second, dont leave the tip on there for more than a second, it makes a really big hole. I ended up having to shave / file down the stippling because it was way too coarse.

[morrcarr67]

check out this one from wilson combat:

I'm not really a fan of stippling but I like that one.

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[omalley72]

I'm referring to this pattern. (Pic pulled from "Handgun Gallery")

[VSA]

I'm referring to this pattern. (Pic pulled from "Handgun Gallery")

That looks like the fine workings from Tactical Texture. I sent my Glock 19 to him last year for frame modification and stippling. It's not cheap, but you will be quite happy with the results.

Also, to kind of answer your question, follow him on Instagram. He uploads pics of the process here and there.

[boopiejones]

That looks like nice work. One thing I would suggest if you go that route, would be to consider not stippling all the way up the blackstrap/beavertail. Reason being that it makes it more difficult to slide your hand up high and tight when there is stippling trying to grab at your palm.