I melted my gun!

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Smitty908

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One tiny dot at a time... :D

It's almost as 'grippy' to the hand as the stick-on sandpaper, but dosen't catch on fabric as easily.

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-Tim S.
 
It's weird, but in a cool sort of way. What did you use?

I'm thinking it would look cool also if you did it in some type of design. Like say the glock "G" on a glock or the trident on a Beretta...
 
That is really cool. you may have started a new trend! what did you use, and how did you do it? it would be cool to do some designs, like people do with regular grips for like a 1911 or something.
 
That is really cool. you may have started a new trend! what did you use, and how did you do it? it would be cool to do some designs, like people do with regular grips for like a 1911 or something.
copy cat. haha
 
can be described as a sand blast texture.

however, you most likely destroyed what little factory warranty you had.
 
Wow, sure glad I have a carton of Luckies and the DVD box set of Captain Kangaroo, otherwise I might have to do that to my Steyr M40A1:neener:
 
That is kinda cool looking. I'm with everyone else on this, how did you do it? looks like it took a long time to do.
 
huh. interesting.

Will those little holes get all filled with dirt and hand spooge and sweat and stuff? I would be interested in how easy it is to clean after hard use.
 
Thanks guys!

I used a soldering iron with a tip that I filed to a really sharp point.

It took about 4.5 hrs.

A stiff bristled toothbrush with some Hoppe's followed by a blast of compressed air will clean it right up.


-Tim S.
 
I did my glock with a soldering iron, and later did it with a chisel tip on a woodburning pen. Also did the stock on my Mossberg 590.

And yes, it is easy cleaned with compressed air.
 
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