Stipling

[Angrysnarf]

What should I expect on cost of having it done? Does it void warranty?

Two glocks

[static2126]

Depends on shop a few hundred usually.

Very easy to do yourself

[bcj128]

I used Dragon Claw Design and it was about $200 or so. Glock 19 Gen 3 - removed the finger grooves, did a single undercut, and stippled.


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[ARDude]

As static said, $200-400 average to have it done. I'm sure it would void the warranty.

[morrcarr67]

As static said, $200-400 average to have it done. I'm sure it would void the warranty.

I wonder if this would void the warranty?

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[Angrysnarf]

I wonder if this would void the warranty?



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Slightly different lol

[Angrysnarf]

Most likely I'ma just go with talon grips

[static2126]

Most likely I'ma just go with talon grips

Imo it is well worth stippling. Talon grips will shift if you shoot a ton (10k+ a year). I am fine with talons on a comp gun but not a fan on carry gun.

Wood burner is best way to home stipple

[9Cal_OC]

Most likely I'ma just go with talon grips

Imo it is well worth stippling. Talon grips will shift if you shoot a ton (10k+ a year). I am fine with talons on a comp gun but not a fan on carry gun.

Wood burner is best way to home stipple

Stippling wears down as well in that timeframe if shooting comp a lot. Not much material left if one wants to touch up or re-stipple.

With talons, you can remove and reapply. Likely if one is shooting that much, the cost of talons is likely not an issue.

But as always, to each their own and YMMV.

[static2126]

Stippling wears down as well in that timeframe if shooting comp a lot. Not much material left if one wants to touch up or re-stipple.

With talons, you can remove and reapply. Likely if one is shooting that much, the cost of talons is likely not an issue.

But as always, to each their own and YMMV.

Can always add more material by melting more on (what I tend to do). Generally stippling can be touched up unless you go super deep

[static2126]

Stippling wears down as well in that timeframe if shooting comp a lot. Not much material left if one wants to touch up or re-stipple.

With talons, you can remove and reapply. Likely if one is shooting that much, the cost of talons is likely not an issue.

But as always, to each their own and YMMV.

I think I just don't like talons cause they shift

[naz]

I think I just don't like talons cause they shift

jd weld + Silicone carbide for me

My one stippled gun is an old school tti g35 rts package and the reshaping of the grip is really nice

[jimbo74]

Most likely I'ma just go with talon grips

I had talons on my duty xd9. Within a month, the edges peeled up. I know, my fault as I carry exposed for work. Just sucks. Made the edges peel up and become jagged. Ended up peeling it off. It's from getting in and out of my crown vic and buckling my seatbelt

[static2126]

jd weld + Silicone carbide for me

My one stippled gun is an old school tti g35 rts package and the reshaping of the grip is really nice

That is also excellent

[static2126]

I had talons on my duty xd9. Within a month, the edges peeled up. I know, my fault as I carry exposed for work. Just sucks. Made the edges peel up and become jagged. Ended up peeling it off. It's from getting in and out of my crown vic and buckling my seatbelt

For what it is worth I had them on a ccw gun and similiar issues. Anything with adhesive meh