I ordered a few kits to try out. I have a lot of Glock frames sitting around that I’m not using.
Anyone use this? It seems right up my Dremel and epoxy alley!
I ordered a few kits to try out. I have a lot of Glock frames sitting around that I’m not using.
Anyone use this? It seems right up my Dremel and epoxy alley!
No. Had not seen, but may be very, very interested. Thank you!
pat
When I get mine, I’ll post up some pictures during the modification.Originally Posted by UNM1136
I ordered the deluxe stipple kit and will probably do a large waffle along with a finger hump removal on some Gen 3 frames that are super slippery as it is.
Bookmarked the website. My G17.4MOS is pretty grippy, but I have G20.3 and a G21.2 that are going to need some stippling.
But I may do my 17 anyway, because I like the contact pads foward of the takedown latch to be textured. And the underside of the trigger guard. And I will likely, at the same time, chop the grip to G19 dimensions.
Thanks again!
pat
But I love the hump… it fits my hand so well.
“There is no growth in the comfort zone.”--Jocko Willink
"You can never have too many knives." --Joe Ambercrombie
I’ll mail you mine after I complete my humpectomies…
This is very interesting. The g19 hump does not work very well for me. The g17 is not nearly as bad.
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All I can speek to is the Stippling Tools which are very good if you are a bit crafty. Here's 3 frames I did myself... I used their border tool for the edges which worked very well and looks almost as good as the guys who actually carve out the lines but with much less time and effort.
My forward thumb ramps don't look great but that's because I was trying to find the best way to do them and had to unfuck them a bit.
Hand grinding the shelfs, undercuts, and mag release are the scariest and most difficult part.
I believe you'll need an FFL to mail the humps as they are part of the serialized frame.I’ll mail you mine after I complete my humpectomies…
Those look great! Good job!All I can speek to is the Stippling Tools which are very good if you are a bit crafty. Here's 3 frames I did myself... I used their border tool for the edges which worked very well and looks almost as good as the guys who actually carve out the lines but with much less time and effort.
My forward thumb ramps don't look great but that's because I was trying to find the best way to do them and had to unfuck them a bit.
Hand grinding the shelfs, undercuts, and mag release are the scariest and most difficult part.
There’s probably a slippery slope there. We all don’t keep the Dremel dust from grinding the frame… there has to be some functional definition of what constitutes the frame proper versus clippings and trimmings.
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