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  • THE NEW GUY
    • Sep 2026

    Another stipple FAIL!!!





    Glad this came with extra grips!!!
  • #2
    GUNFREAK
    Member
    • May 2010
    • 405

    Good thing those grips are only $20 bucks to replace. I considered doing my only stipple job on my 229
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    • #3
      THE NEW GUY

      Originally posted by GUNFREAK
      Good thing those grips are only $20 bucks to replace. I considered doing my only stipple job on my 229
      No, don't do it. Unless you have a nice metal stamp or die to heat up and use. This free style thing is just retarded.





      Heat em up with a torch and make 1 solid print!

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      • #4
        dascoyne
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 729

        Boy, that really looks like a**
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        • #5
          THE NEW GUY

          Originally posted by dascoyne
          Boy, that really looks like a**
          A** = AMY? ANA? ARM? ANT? LOL

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          • #6
            pigman
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2010
            • 684

            how does it feel? is it bad because it hurts your hands or just cosmetic? I have know the grip screws to strip out and rust often on well used sigs, about the only thing on a SIG that is a FAIL in my opinon, use lock tite on the grip screws, and a dab of synthetic oil on the heads to stop the rust.
            Last edited by pigman; 03-04-2011, 5:56 PM.
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            • #7
              THE NEW GUY

              Originally posted by pigman
              how does it feel? is it bad because it hurts your hands or just cosmetic?
              The grip is outstanding now. I could wash my hands with olive oil and still have a good grip. Just ugly as heck!!!

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              • #8
                pigman
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2010
                • 684

                So you did good! Positive control is essential in shooting, especially when your hands are sweaty or shooting in the rain, good job!
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                • #9
                  l8apex
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 663

                  Why don't you just upgrade to the E2 grips.
                  It's the Indian, not the Arrow

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                  • #10
                    THE NEW GUY

                    Originally posted by l8apex
                    Why don't you just upgrade to the E2 grips.
                    I got these and love 'em!!!

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                    • #11
                      Voo
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2008
                      • 1702

                      Did you even try to practice on a piece of spare kydex before jumping right in??

                      That would be the biggest indicator to me whether or not you had any idea of what you were getting into.. Who tries to paint a masterpiece without first learning how to draw stick figures?

                      Most just use a regular soldering iron (from the times I've asked) with amazing results. This is the danger with home gunsmithing I suppose.. Everyone and their mom thinks they can do it, and do it well..

                      But you're right, the grips are cheap and easily replaced. Give it another try.. Im sure you'll have a much better result if you give it some foresight and planning..
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                      • #12
                        THE NEW GUY

                        Originally posted by Voo
                        Did you even try to practice on a piece of spare kydex before jumping right in??

                        That would be the biggest indicator to me whether or not you had any idea of what you were getting into.. Who tries to paint a masterpiece without first learning how to draw stick figures?

                        Most just use a regular soldering iron (from the times I've asked) with amazing results. This is the danger with home gunsmithing I suppose.. Everyone and their mom thinks they can do it, and do it well..

                        But you're right, the grips are cheap and easily replaced. Give it another try.. Im sure you'll have a much better result if you give it some foresight and planning..

                        Nah Im good. I got that stage out of my system.

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                        • #13
                          aca72
                          Veteran Member
                          • Jan 2006
                          • 3245

                          Appalling!
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                          • #14
                            bernieb90
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2007
                            • 720

                            This is not a big deal because the grip panels are replaceable. The people I am concerned about are the ones that butcher Glock, and M&P frames that can't be replaced as easily.

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                            • #15
                              TheDeej
                              Senior Member
                              • Dec 2010
                              • 510

                              It may look bad but as you stated the end result is a better feel and you had the cajones to go for it which gives you more expertise on the subject than I, so kudos to you
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