Thanks man!Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
I actually took a flat iron and smoothed the back strap and the front strap (if that's even a term), then sanded it all down with some 60 grit.
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Thanks man!Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
I actually took a flat iron and smoothed the back strap and the front strap (if that's even a term), then sanded it all down with some 60 grit.
I'm referring to the small raised area on the side of the grip.
The area containing the factory "texture"?Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
I did sand the edges along that down to be flush with the rest of the grip.
Or the raised portion where your thumb rests while gripping the pistol? That part I left alone.
That is outstanding. How long did it take you? It looks like my finest tip is still larger than the tip you used, and it takes me 2 hours on average for a Glock. I read some posts on another forum by a guy who used basically a needle tip and it took him around 8 hours.
It took me right at 5 hours, with a couple diaper changes in between lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Rat
Here is the tip I used next to a thumb tack for reference...
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/03/sujyduty.jpg
Not typically a fan, but that turned out pretty well. Nice and clean, kudos!
Thanks man, the "clean" aspect has been a deterrent for quite sometime, haven't seen enough jobs clean enough for my taste.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski
Looks good! Have you carried it yet? I love the feel of a stippled frame but my last one ate a few shirts and some flesh.
Been carrying it all day, I can tell a difference but I'll forget it's there soon enough. Also I wear undershirts so no discomfort.Quote:
Originally Posted by nathan0259
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/12/03/ydequgat.jpg
More gun porn, yep that's 2940 grains of goodness (147x20)...