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Re: Glock grip tricks?
I use the stock texturing method R+D precision has on their site. Little Devcon 10110 goes a long ways and I wish I did it years ago. It will be damn sharp when it first dries, just knock it down with a file until you like it.
I use the stock texturing method R+D precision has on their site. Little Devcon 10110 goes a long ways and I wish I did it years ago. It will be damn sharp when it first dries, just knock it down with a file until you like it.
Re: Glock grip tricks?
If you're talking about that G34 you bought to shoot comps with, be careful.
I don't know all the rules, but altering grips (stippling, texture, etc) can knock you out of certain production gun competitions from what I've heard. Do some research before you modify a frame and make sure you don't screw yourself.
If you're talking about that G34 you bought to shoot comps with, be careful.
I don't know all the rules, but altering grips (stippling, texture, etc) can knock you out of certain production gun competitions from what I've heard. Do some research before you modify a frame and make sure you don't screw yourself.
Re: Glock grip tricks?
On the Glocks I've have, I file/round off the edge of the trigger guard , where it meets the grip. Those edges always mess'd with the mid part of whichever trigger finger I'm using.
On the Glocks I've have, I file/round off the edge of the trigger guard , where it meets the grip. Those edges always mess'd with the mid part of whichever trigger finger I'm using.
Re: Glock grip tricks?
If you're worried about comp's & rules I'd use skateboard tape.
Otherwise, I'd have Phylodog stipple it.
If you're worried about comp's & rules I'd use skateboard tape.
Otherwise, I'd have Phylodog stipple it.
Re: Glock grip tricks?
IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
Re: Glock grip tricks?
Good grief! How long did it take you to do that? I see the dremel dimples but what is the soldering iron for? Same thing as the dremel as in sharpened pencil tip pushed straight into plastic?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
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Good grief! How long did it take you to do that? I see the dremel dimples but what is the soldering iron for? Same thing as the dremel as in sharpened pencil tip pushed straight into plastic?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
Re: Glock grip tricks?
one more thing. What is the grip tape on the top of the slide for.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
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one more thing. What is the grip tape on the top of the slide for.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
Re: Glock grip tricks?
Tru Grip
the absolute best product for grips....period. Far cheaper and easier to apply than the custom stippling, no permanent change to the gun, and 300% higher quality and function than regular skate tape.
http://www.ericwesselman.com/
Tru Grip
the absolute best product for grips....period. Far cheaper and easier to apply than the custom stippling, no permanent change to the gun, and 300% higher quality and function than regular skate tape.
http://www.ericwesselman.com/
Re: Glock grip tricks?
I have a 22 and I put skateboard grip tape on mine and it works wonders and is cheap and removable if needed. You can get grip tape at any skateboard store.
Summus
I have a 22 and I put skateboard grip tape on mine and it works wonders and is cheap and removable if needed. You can get grip tape at any skateboard store.
Summus
Re: Glock grip tricks?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Mechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">one more thing. What is the grip tape on the top of the slide for.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
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Deck tape on the top of the slide is for one handed racks - no need to find the rear sight on your belt / boot / whatever - works on any part of your body with no thought or visual reference and no chance of slipping.
Stippling was done with a soldering iron. I used a dremel to smooth the backstrap, knock the finger grooves down a hint, contour the grip to remove the 4 corners feel, and high cut (relieve) under the trigger guard. If you go slow and use a little common sense about how much material you remove you will end up with something that really fits your hand and doesn't feel like a 2x4 (hint: use the textured areas on the backstrap and in between the finger grooves which you will remove as a guide for how much you can safely grind away - go easy on the 4 corners and keep checking for fit). Then use a point tip on the iron. Work an area about the size of a quarter and then move to an area on the other side of the frame as far away as you can from the last area you worked to avoid heat build up. Work in a well ventilated area. Just let the hot iron sink in under its own weight - depth will be about the thickness of a dime / quarter.
Good luck
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: The Mechanic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">one more thing. What is the grip tape on the top of the slide for.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> IDPA Rule Book see page 20 - I think you can get away with it. It is similar 'material and construction' and offers no greater advantage than deck tape.
If you have a dremel tool and a soldering iron you can do:
Deck tape on the top of the slide is for one handed racks - no need to find the rear sight on your belt / boot / whatever - works on any part of your body with no thought or visual reference and no chance of slipping.
Stippling was done with a soldering iron. I used a dremel to smooth the backstrap, knock the finger grooves down a hint, contour the grip to remove the 4 corners feel, and high cut (relieve) under the trigger guard. If you go slow and use a little common sense about how much material you remove you will end up with something that really fits your hand and doesn't feel like a 2x4 (hint: use the textured areas on the backstrap and in between the finger grooves which you will remove as a guide for how much you can safely grind away - go easy on the 4 corners and keep checking for fit). Then use a point tip on the iron. Work an area about the size of a quarter and then move to an area on the other side of the frame as far away as you can from the last area you worked to avoid heat build up. Work in a well ventilated area. Just let the hot iron sink in under its own weight - depth will be about the thickness of a dime / quarter.
Good luck
Re: Glock grip tricks?
Get rid of whatever Glock you have and get one of the RTF models. I have a 17RTF2 and couldn't be happier. I was about to go with a grip reduction from Boresight Solutions on my Gen3 17 but this negated that action.
Get rid of whatever Glock you have and get one of the RTF models. I have a 17RTF2 and couldn't be happier. I was about to go with a grip reduction from Boresight Solutions on my Gen3 17 but this negated that action.
Re: Glock grip tricks?
Which one of our members here does the glock tecturizing as a service? It's on his webpage?
Which one of our members here does the glock tecturizing as a service? It's on his webpage?
Re: Glock grip tricks?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Awaken</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Which one of our members here does the glock tecturizing as a service? It's on his webpage?
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**EDIT**
I was thinking of this LINK ...kyshooter338 mentioned it a couple of posts up .
He does good work!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Awaken</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Which one of our members here does the glock tecturizing as a service? It's on his webpage?
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**EDIT**
I was thinking of this LINK ...kyshooter338 mentioned it a couple of posts up .
He does good work!
Re: Glock grip tricks?
That would be Phylodog Aussie. He was the original herabouts, out of Indy
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showprofile&User=9461
http://www.stippledgrip.com/
That would be Phylodog Aussie. He was the original herabouts, out of Indy
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showprofile&User=9461
http://www.stippledgrip.com/
