Instinctshot
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Can anyone help me remove the finger grooves and do a double undercut?
Glock grip work
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Instinctshot
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Just about the same as the factory, I don’t want to get all cut to shreds when I carry. So not super aggressive.
Is there a way to ensure there’s no ghost groove?
Is there a way to ensure there’s no ghost groove?
If you want it perfectly flat, stippgrips does an amazing job with a lot of different textures to try. Mind you, keeping the factory texture will be almost impossible. Who ever does the work is going to be grinding everything down and will re-texture over it.
For the money it will cost, you may be better off selling your glock and replacing it with a gen 5. But not all models are available in gen 5 and it doesn’t have the after market support the other gens have yet
For the money it will cost, you may be better off selling your glock and replacing it with a gen 5. But not all models are available in gen 5 and it doesn’t have the after market support the other gens have yet
Instinctshot
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Where are you based? Could you maybe help me do it so I don’t ruin it?
I live in New Orleans, And now that I think of it. I have heard of people grinding down Just the finger grooves and covering it with a piece of grip tape (they make a sandpaper and rubber type) that kinda is shaped like a bandaid.
Instinctshot
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Could you help me out? I’m just worried and yours looks incredible
I'm pretty busy most days, But if we can work out something that works out in both of our schedules, I would be willing to. I'm not a "pro" at it. I really have done just my pistols, MXAV's and GringoLoco's. And we ALL have the same texture. The same texture that ZEV uses, why? B/c We all have zev slides and parts, and I happen to own a factory zev pistol along with a few more that are pretty much complete zevs.
These are my pistols that I worked on.
These are my pistols that I worked on.
Instinctshot
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Does any one here have a harbor freight belt sander?
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I use a Dremel. But I hear it makes it easier using a right angle adaptor and some sanding discs instead of wheels.
Instinctshot
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Agreed! It looks good to me
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leadslinger972
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You can get it straight without a belt sander.
Instinctshot
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You can get it straight without a belt sander.
Would you be free to help me get it done? It’s just a much more natural grip for me
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You can get it straight without a belt sander.
I must say that work bench looks really familiar.....
leadslinger972
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So long as you have a vise, sandpaper, and patience, you will be fine.
I don't have a FFL, so I do not do gunsmithing. If you want grip work done by a licensed gunsmith who specializes in stippling, you should check out https://valhallacustomgrips.com/
Well, that's because it's the same guy
Well, that's because it's the same guy
As always very nice work!
leadslinger972
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Thanks
They would probably look a bit better if I took my time and really focused on making them perfect, but they work as designed, so I'm happy with it.
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