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[WingDings]

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[mlevans66]

This has been posted in the handguns thread before and it does look good.

[jonnyt16]

Agreed. That looks hot. What does WC charge for that stippling?

[Two Nuggets]

Agreed. That looks hot. What does WC charge for that stippling?

Looks like they charge $139

https://s3.amazonaws.com/wilsoncombat/files/WCCustomWorkForm_Glock+copy_v3.pdf

[cakebaker916]

Has anybody used Wilson Combat for any type of frame work?

Is it aggressive / abrasive? (More than, say, Talon sandpaper--or something similar?)

Did it noticeably reduce the overall circumference of the grip?

Any other work done you'd recommend? Turnaround? Pricing? Etc?

I've had it done.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1417674&highlight=Wilson+Combat+starburst+black

Not sure how it compares to Talon grips. The texture/grit is more abrasive than a Gen 4/5 grip, but less than RTF2 (closer to Gen 4/5). Definite improvement over stock Gen 3 texture.

No significant change in circumference that I can tell.

I had the thumb pads done as well, doesn't cost too much more so I recommend it. You'll have to figure out what other frame or slide work makes sense for you. You can always have the more common/basic work done later, and perhaps elsewhere for less cost (and possibly local to you to avoid shipping). If you decide to go with the WC treatment, you will call them in conjunction with sending your order form in. They will then quote you the turnaround time and return shipping. The net shipping cost can be a bit steep depending on how you go about it, but overall I'm happy with the results and would do it again.

[Great Made America]

I've had it done.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1417674&highlight=Wilson+Combat+starburst+black

Not sure how it compares to Talon grips. The texture/grit is more abrasive than a Gen 4/5 grip, but less than RTF2 (closer to Gen 4/5). Definite improvement over stock Gen 3 texture.

No significant change in circumference that I can tell.

I had the thumb pads done as well, doesn't cost too much more so I recommend it.....The net shipping cost can be a bit steep depending on how you go about it, but overall I'm happy with the results and would do it again.

I had the same thing done + a trigger undercut (no more Glock knuckle). WC is great to work with, from the product to the service. They quoted 4+ months for the work, and I had it back in less than 2 weeks.

[heidad01]

It certainly looks respectable comparing to the butcher jobs out there.

[lexanidubs09]

One of the few stipple jobs out there that I think looks good.

[stormvet]

Nice about time WC jumped into the Glock market. Two of my Glocks have the WC battle sights, I really like them.

[DDM4556]

Looks great

[cakebaker916]

Think I'm gunna go with the Starburst Stippled Frame ($139) and Stippled Thumb Pad ($20) on my G19, G21 and G23 for a total of $477 (+ tax & shipping) in the next month or so. Shoot all three a ton, so I don't consider it a waste of an investment.

Will report back when I get them returned.

Nice, and having multiple frames done is a great way to mitigate the shipping cost.

[jonnyt16]

Will report back when I get them returned.

Please do! Very interested.

[Alvaro_svt]

Sub’d

Love the look and price point