What is GRIP reduction?

He explained that a grip reduction is essentially what it sounds like: the removal of excess material on the gripping surface of a handgun, particularly the large hump on the lower backstrap of Glocks, though he’s also done reductions on Kahrs and XDs.

What is a stippled gun?

Grip stippling is a gun modification used by gunsmiths to convert an otherwise slick, factory stock grip into one with dimples, dots, ridges and other formations to add or subtract texture based on the individuals hand. The technique used to stipple produces a gun that is more aesthetically pleasing and customizable.

Should you stipple your gun?

Getting your gun stippled goes way beyond cool-factor. Stippling improves your grip under any conditions, wet or dry. It’s also a factor in muscle memory. Your hands and fingers will find the same place on the weapon, every time, because they become comfortable in only one arrangement.

What are pistol Backstraps?

Backstrap – Rear, metal, part of a handgun—which together with the frontstrap, provides a mounting frame for the grip panels. Backstrap of a Colt Single Action Army revolver.

What are Accelerator cuts on a Glock?

Accelerator cuts are triangular cuts placed above the trigger guard where your support hand thumb would fall. They allow you to apply downward torque on the handgun, helping with recoil management.

How long does it take to stipple a gun?

While stippling costs little in way of tools, it will cost you heavily in time and attention. If you can’t sit still for more than five minutes and complete a detailed, repetitive task in a slow and focused way, you’re probably going to screw your gun up, or possibly destroy it.

How big should my pistol grip be?

Generally, the following size may be taken as standardised: S= 70-80mm, M=80-90mm, L=90-100mm, XL=100-110mm. Standard size = 85-95mm. Because of the length and height of some pistols and revolvers the grips may vary individually somewhat from this norm in order that they may fit in the official ISSF measurement box.

What is a trigger undercut?

Description. Undercut, and round-over the rear of the trigger guard where the shooters middle finger rides, allowing for a higher, more comfortable grip on the gun and enhanced recoil control.

What is an example of stippling?

Stippling is a drawing technique in which areas of light and shadow are created using nothing but dots. The basic idea is simple: For darker areas, you apply a greater number of dots and keep them close together. Then for progressively lighter areas, use fewer dots and space them farther apart.

Where is stippling used?

Artists use the stippling technique to create sculptures, engravings, and paintings. Giulio Campagnola first created the process of stippling in 1510 during the Renassaince period. Initially, he mastered this technique for printmaking.

What is GP Glock stippling?

This new technique designed by GP will give your Glock frame a unique look and absolutely the best grip you have ever experienced on a Glock pistol. The GP Glock stippling option is far superior to slip on and stick on grips and creates a permanent grip that works every time even under the most demanding applications.

How much does it cost to get a Glock stippled?

To order, take the upper portion of your Glock off the frame and send the lower portion only (the frame) in for stippling. Applies to all model Glock handguns and Springfield XD handguns. Starting at $85 based on coverage and texture. Accessories (Backstraps, Magazine Extensions, etc.) not included in this price.

Does straight jacket Armory offer laser stippling on Glocks?

Straight Jacket Armory is proud to announce we will now be offering custom laser stippling on Glock frames! We are starting off with a few tried and true patterns but this number will go up over time.

Where do you stipple on a Glock 34?

You can also see that I stippled underneath the trigger guard and next to the slide lock (where my left hand thumb rests). If you might use your pistol in competition, you will need to check the official rules. For me, if I were to use the G34 in USPSA Production class, I would not be able to have the additional stippling.