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I've seen it done a lot and thought I'd give it a try. It's not too dufficult but I think I need some more practice before I do a pistol frame. I'm thinking I may take the soldering iron to my synthetic 870 stock after a few more try's.

If anyone else has something they've stippled, post up some pics.

Here's a pic if mine. I went for the "tree bark" look

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Whoa, I expected a first timers looking job as well. You my friend have talent! I can only imagine from here where you could take this skill level to! I'd definatley buy that as done professionally!
 
Thanks fellas! It actually wasn't too hard and only took me about 30/45 minutes to grind the finger nub off and stipple. Oregonplinker pm me if you're serious and we'll see if we can work something out.
 
It definitely has some grip to it but its not sharp where it hurts to squeeze it. I plan on putting it on my rifle this weekend and running some rounds through it to see what it feels like with some weight on it and under recoil.
 
it's cozy without the finger grooves, and I also think the notch under the trigger guard for "glock knuckle" is a really good mod as well. i did a G22L like that and it's really comfortable.

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