Glock grip reduction

[Ignored Member]

Just finished this one today.
Got rid of the hump on the back for a straight backstrap and did a full stipple job on it.

 

[Boehlertaught]

That looks really good.

 

[Jeff Hughes]

What would a stippling job run on an m&p?

 

[NINEROUND]

Does removing the hump take it all the way down to the inner back of the mag well?

 

[Ignored Member]

Thanks for the compliments.

M&P's are a little less work than a glock so those would be $80

 

[Ignored Member]

Does removing the hump take it all the way down to the inner back of the mag well?

There's still about 1/4"-1/2" of space between the magwell and the rear of the backstrap, but the hole that was there is filled in so there's no way to attach a magwell if you were wanting to use it for competition.

 

[Ignored Member]

Just finished another one a couple weeks ago.
I got a couple more pics of the process to roughly show how it's done.

Here's a stripped stock frame

Front point of triggerguard removed

Undercut triggerguard and fingergrooves removed

Time to cut that damn hump off the back. You don't need to cut it all the way off, just to where it will pivot down to be flat.

Here it is with epoxy in and dried and backstrap roughly shaped.

 

[Ignored Member]

After a lot of hand sanding, plastic filling and shaping and then stippling, you get this. (I wish I got more pics of this process, but the camera died and I didn't want to wait for it to recharge to finish this project)

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[Ignored Member]

I'm no photographer, as you can see.

 

[jmusteen]

never seen anything like that done before with a polymer before, very cool.