Glock 19 Stipple complete

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I finished a 19 today...What do you think?

 

[Lalo 13]

Nice, looks good! How long did that take you? Been meaning to do that on my M&P's but I've never done it before. Have to practice on some PMags...

[PD2K 115]

Great job! Pretty badass. 

[DeletePLS 178]

i think you ruined a perfectly good glock, but if it makes you happy enjoy

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Nice, looks good! How long did that take you? Been meaning to do that on my M&P's but I've never done it before. Have to practice on some PMags...

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Thanks man I've done so many now it only takes a couple hours but your first one will take you a really long time just please make sure you don't push too hard you'll blow right through the frame.

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i think you ruined a perfectly good glock, but if it makes you happy enjoy

Thank you for your opinion it greatly enhances the grip and shooting 30000 rounds a year that really makes a difference

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Great job! Pretty badass.

 

Thanks brother I agree with you that Gun also does not move out of your hand at all now

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Personally I'm not a fan of stippling either... but hey, to each their own.  Did you DIY with a soldering iron?

[Rob0115 1,105]

Very nice.

[Vlad G 345]

Thank you for your opinion it greatly enhances the grip and shooting 30000 rounds a year that really makes a difference

 

As someone who shoots a stippled gun a lot, the biggest pain in the ass becomes cleaning the dirt and dead skin out of it. I have yet to find an efficient way so I just stopped doing it. 

[Krdshrk 3,877]

As someone who shoots a stippled gun a lot, the biggest pain in the ass becomes cleaning the dirt and dead skin out of it. I have yet to find an efficient way so I just stopped doing it. 

 

Now that's something I hadn't considered...  Lol... Ew..

[High Exposure 5,661]

As someone who shoots a stippled gun a lot, the biggest pain in the ass becomes cleaning the dirt and dead skin out of it. I have yet to find an efficient way so I just stopped doing it.

We used to use diluted Muriatic Acid to clean the plastic holds in the Rock climbing gym I ran. Worked really well dissolving skin and chalk that was worked into the pores and texture of the holds. I bet it would just as well work for this.

 

Or, detail strip the frame and put it in the dishwasher (when the wife isn't looking)

[High Exposure 5,661]

After holding a few stippled Glocks, I desperately want one, but I can't modify my duty gun so its a no go. I don't want to get used to the difference and not have it on the gun I carry for work.

[DirtyDigz 1,811]

I finished a 19 today...What do you think?

 

 

Just kidding - nice stipple job.  Soldering iron?

[A-Tech 8]

Psh...just use a harden hose on high pressure...at most some compressed air to get the difficult stuff. Totally worth it

[Vlad G 345]

Now that's something I hadn't considered...  Lol... Ew..

 

You don't even know. I finally decided to really clean mine over the winter, and it took some real effort with alcohol and stuff. My black frame was getting to be distinctly tan. 

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Personally I'm not a fan of stippling either... but hey, to each their own.  Did you DIY with a soldering iron?

DIY with a Wood burner...Doesnt get as hot...custom tips

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As someone who shoots a stippled gun a lot, the biggest pain in the ass becomes cleaning the dirt and dead skin out of it. I have yet to find an efficient way so I just stopped doing it. 

 

One the skin is dry use a little rem oil and a stiff tooth brush works fine...then some compressed air...

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You don't even know. I finally decided to really clean mine over the winter, and it took some real effort with alcohol and stuff. My black frame was getting to be distinctly tan

 Fellas just dont let it build up...Use a stiff brush for 2 seconds after each session you'll be fine...Plus the smaller the dots the sharper the edges and the more sking will build up...the size we use has great grip but doesn't rip the skin as much...

[Krdshrk 3,877]

 Fellas just dont let it build up...Use a stiff brush for 2 seconds after each session you'll be fine...Plus the smaller the dots the sharper the edges and the more sking will build up...the size we use has great grip but doesn't rip the skin as much...

 

Vlad shoots competition all the time - not a lot of time to clean up

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Just kidding - nice stipple job.  Soldering iron?

 

 

HAHAHAHA nice....Wood burner...Same shit just a lower temp...

[chris327 30]

Your work inspired me to get a wood burning kit watch some vids and give it a try to keep busy at work. Here's what I did this morning.

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Your work inspired me to get a wood burning kit watch some vids and give it a try to keep busy at work. Here's what I did this morning.

Chris....VERY NICE brother...Looks pro to me...

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IMPORTANT! if you DIY your gun make sure you control the heat by moving around the gun...If you heat up the grip too much you can WARP the polymer and then your mags wont fit right!!!

[302w 83]

I really, really, really want to stipple my Shield but I don't want to screw it up. Even if I practiced with Pmags and airsoft guns I'd still be too afraid.

[PD2K 115]

Your work inspired me to get a wood burning kit watch some vids and give it a try to keep busy at work. Here's what I did this morning.

Great job!!

[chris327 30]

Thanks gunna mess with doing some other patterns next week. 302w try it with a pmag. I just watched a few videos while the wood burner heated up and did the pmag which was my first time trying it. Had the grip laying around extra so tried that too. Once you do it your thoughts might change

[302w 83]

I tried this last night. Looks like grip tape.

 

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I tried this last night. Looks like grip tape.

 

Yeah man...sweet...Just wait till you pip that mag out youll get a much better purchase on it..

[n4p226r 105]

and just think, glock could solve all these issues by getting rid of the finger grooves, giving us a higher undercut on the trigger guard, and loading the gun up with some RTF2 bumps.