You have got to be freakin' kidding me.
 

A guy that I used to work with that is into guns, just posted this pic on facebook about his new Glock. Check out the steak knife "stippling" job. I don't know if he did it, but at this point I wouldn't be surprised.:rolleyes:



And for anyone who may remember (or care) yes, this is the same guy. http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f25/does-gun-exist-47222/

Gold medal retardation.

I personally don't even see the point in "stippling" or whatever they call it.

I would have got a one of the sticky kits that competitive shooters use. The 3M no-slip safety material is sticky and cushions the grip. The steak knife makes an ugly gun unbearable.

What ever he likes, its his gun and as long it works for him then thats all that matters....

Ug, that is ugly IMO, but I guess not him. What is the saying, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

improved grip? Lol. Whats not to understand?

It's a preference thing. For me, especially being in las vegas, and doing a decent amount of trianing at frontsight in the spring/fall, my hands get sweaty, especially over the course of an 8 hour class, drawing, holstering, repeatedly. A smoothish polymer grip gets slippery.

Also, when i'm carrying, i sweat on my gun, so even if my hands are dry i can draw a slippery gun.

However, when i got my stippling done, i had a ton of other work done to the grip and now i shoot it better than ever.

I agree. It's his gun and he can dress it up any way he likes.

Well, it IS just a Glock :rolleyes:

K, thanks. I did my Frontsight or whatever the heck that is, I'm assuming its some sort of hick training academy, in the Middle East. I worded my point poorly evidently, let me try again. I see no point in potentially damaging a firearm in such a amateurish attempt to gain more grip when there is better methods out there.

This forum is getting really silly right now anyway, from idiots claiming that a required class lowers handgun safety statistics to other idiots carrying backup mags and weapons for defensive carry. Have a non justified shooting when you are caught carrying two weapons and a crap load of magazines and see how that works out for ya in court. There is even a bunch of people claiming to disregard a businesses wishes about not wanting weapons on their property. After reading this forum for a while I'm starting to see some of the anti gun people's point of view.

If someone has a non justified shooting... how many guns or magazines they had will be the least of their worries.