Is polymer clay tough enough, once cured, to be used on the grip of a handgun? I'd like to form a little custom shaped extension on my magazine for my XD, but was wondering if polymer clay could stand up to the abuse.
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If you're thinking something like Sculpey clay, it might just work. It's somewhat brittle when cured but it's so cheap it's worth a try. Takes paint pretty well too. I used it to prototype the Hammerhead AR-15 grip. While I never used it to fire any rounds, it was strong enough to screw in a buttstock and bolt to a receiver and wave it around.
Last edited by Exile Machine; 11-28-2010, 7:40 AM.Manufacturer of CA AWB Compliance Products from Oct 2009 to Nov 2018Comment
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