Glock grip work on the front range?

[XJ]

Are there any front-range smiths who do Glock grip modifications?

I have a G20SF, but I do not have ginormous hands. I know that there are some out-of-state smiths, but that involves the potential for shipping hassles.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a COS (preferred) or DEN (alternate) smith to shave off the hump, smoothify the finger ridges, and undercut the trigger guard?

Of course I have a Dremel, but I do not have spare G20s for practice. Even after a week of unleaded coffee, I would not have the confidence to start in on my G20 after only practicing on a Polymer80.


If I am stupid not to just go directly to the Polymer80, then please let me know that as well

[ChickNorris]

Rob @ Bowers

[BPTactical]

Rob @ Bowers

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Rob is your guy.

[waffles]

Its stupid easy to do yourself. I'd highly reccomend giving it a shot, I'm generally not great at stuff like this but even a few beers in (to get the courage to get the pistol and dremel in the same space) it came out awesome.

[Great-Kazoo]

Never hurts to do an 80% build.

[XJ]

Thanks guys, I'll take it to Bowers AND build an 80% too

[ray1970]

Rob for sure.

It took me a while to build up the courage to grind on one of my frames but it really was pretty easy once I took the plunge. Buying brand new ones for $69 took a lot of fear out of the process.

[ScottR65]

Andrew at Bristlecone in Lakewood...



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