Pictures of some recent work!

[brenty]

Hey guys, been a while since I got a chance to post on or browse my favorite forum. Been really busy with the holidays and my son being off school for winter break (hes special needs) and that left me with a lot of work to catch up on. But I wanted to share some of my recent work with you guys, I am really happy with the way these ones turned out! *some pictures are taken by me, some are taken by their happy owners*

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[ThemGunsThough]

Awesome job! Those handles look great.

 

[Tim300wsm]

yup pics like that may cost me money

 

[cdmontgo]

Wow! That's awesome.

 

[clearconscience]

Man those are really clean looking.

Amazing job.

What does the standard stipple job cost?

 

[01rednavigator]

Looks great!

 

[Member 34319]

Yep. Digging mine!

 

[Stomper]

I generally don't like stippled Glocks, but those are top-shelf! I'd be a bit leary of the trigger guard getting carved down to paper-thin proportions like some of those have been.

 

[clearconscience]

I've really been itching to do this to mine, but I have a feeling it will end up being a gun I never sell.....because I can't.

I do want to scallop the mag releases.

 

[brenty]

I generally don't like stippled Glocks, but those are too-shelf! I'd be a bit leary of the trigger guard getting carved down to paper-thin proportions like some of those have been.

thanks brother! doesnt affect the structural integrity, lots of guys go a lot thinner. a lot of it is beveling, shaping,sometimes they might not be as thin as they might look on first glance

 

[ItsLunchBOX]

Hey guys, been a while since I got a chance to post on or browse my favorite forum. Been really busy with the holidays and my son being off school for winter break (hes special needs) and that left me with a lot of work to catch up on. But I wanted to share some of my recent work with you guys, I am really happy with the way these ones turned out! *some pictures are taken by me, some are taken by their happy owners*

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I really like how the 2nd glock turned out. Good work!

 

[brenty]

I've really been itching to do this to mine, but I have a feeling it will end up being a gun I never sell.....because I can't.

I do want to scallop the mag releases.

you should go for it if you want it done, makes for a nice change! if you have a good grip job done by a decent company it will only increase the the value, not being able to sell stippled frames is a myth. can you sell a hacked up DIY frame? probably not. but something thats clean and functional? absolutely. I have sold many frames/full guns that have been worked on and you can charge for the custom work.. as long as its top quality.

 

[clearconscience]

Oh I believe that, I was referring to my proposed inevitable hack job

 

[Heyjoe]

Nice work!

I too like the second ones pattern. I'll call it the "spent casings" pattern.

 

[brenty]

Oh I believe that, I was referring to my proposed inevitable hack job

Oh okay lol. Gotcha. Yeah I had a few frames I couldn't sell when I was learning. You can still sell all the other parts. You can buy new frames for cheap!

 

[brenty]

Nice work!

I too like the second ones pattern. I'll call it the "spent casings" pattern.

Yeah that is a very popular pattern. I don't recommend it for top function or comfortability but if you like the looks that counts for a lot!