Yes it does. A negative side affect is that grip can also be uncomfortable on your side if its a concealed weapon.
This is a discussion on Stippling.... Pro's and Con's within the Glock Talk and Discussion forums, part of the Glock General Discussion category; I've had my Glock 22 gen 3 for about 5-6 years and never plan on selling it. I'm interested in stippling the polymer handle. Does ...
I've had my Glock 22 gen 3 for about 5-6 years and never plan on selling it. I'm interested in stippling the polymer handle. Does it really increase the grip?
Just looking for some first hand knowledge...
Yes it does. A negative side affect is that grip can also be uncomfortable on your side if its a concealed weapon.
ZEV glockworx.com stipples. I held a couple feels great!
Just a personal opinion but I would NEVER stipple a gun. Any gun. To me it is designed to be as it is. I could see putting a grip sleeve on it or maybe some grip tape but to make a permanent alteration like stippling to me is destroying a fine firearm. I have never seen a stippling job that I liked to be honest. If it were something worthwhile like a bomar cut or some slide serrations, I could probably see that but someone taking a woodturner to my plastic frame....no. Not a chance. I know you say you will never sell it and that may be true but then there may be a situation where you don't have a choice. I know I would not buy a stippled gun (and I have had the opportunity to buy many). Most people selling one seem to think it increases the value of the gun. I see it completely the opposite. It would have to be a dead give away to get my interest. Just my opinion though. If it makes you happy and you like it. Go for it.
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Yes it is so sticky, it will gather lint off your cloths. Have fun with it!
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Slip on grips suck. Talons are nice but i almost always stipple my carry guns, and i do it aggressively. I work for a living my hands are rough and stippling makes a huge difference to me. The grips on gens 1-3 and I feel like im holding a stick of butter. I dont worry about the "value" of a used Glock. I also undercut triggerguards, do grip reductions, remove finger grooves, and chop grips on occasion. Its your gun do what you want.
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Looks good and of course it shouldnt be any less comfortable if you carry IWB with and undershirt between the gun and your skin. Honestly I dont know why anyone would carry IWB without an undershirt its just that much more comfortable with the shirt between the gun and your skin. It allows the gun to slide around more as you move and it just makes the gun jabbing in at you that much softer.