GLOCK 19 GRIP REDUCTION DIY.

[dan408]

any ideas on stippling pattern and technique. thanks in advance.

[Arson]

Ike treated Tina better.

[dan408]

thanks.

[zfields]

I dig it

[MrExel17]

Niice!

[10mm]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[Capt Jack]

Looks good!

[bsg]

congrats for having it your way. i also prefer a grip without grooves on the Glock, which is partially why i prefer the Gen 2 G19.

[underworld]

Nice job

[Arkangel]

Ike treated Tina better.

That's some cold s**t...

I think it looks alright.

[pc_load_letter]

I think it looks great. If I had the moxy I would try it myself but decided to let the guys at gockwrox do mine.

Nice job!

[Jeymz]

It's a decent start. You should try lighter taps with the soldering iron in a closer circular pattern and work your way out. This will help blend the stippling into a more random and balanced pattern. It takes a long time but you will end up with the much cleaner stippling job.

Here's my stippling job on my M&P 40. I only did the backstrap as I could replace those if I butchered it.

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[jdg30]

I like the straight lines of the grip and removal of the finger grooves. The stippling, on the other hand, reminds me of a rash If it were me, I would re-stipple it with a uniform touch instead of random light and heavy stipples.

[dan408]

It's a decent start. You should try lighter taps with the soldering iron in a closer circular pattern and work your way out. This will help blend the stippling into a more random and balanced pattern. It takes a long time but you will end up with the much cleaner stippling job.

Here's my stippling job on my M&P 40. I only did the backstrap as I could replace those if I butchered it.

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thanks i'll try it tomorrow.

[pc_load_letter]

@dan408,

Did you ever consider epoxy with silicone carbide? Much grippier than stippling.