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Glock grip modification

leo4x4

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Hello, I am looking for someone who does work on Glocks looking to do some grip enhancements undercut and Beavertail modifications for better grip. Does anybody have a contact? Thank you.
 
If you're handy, it is not hard as a DIY project. Did a bunch years ago. A lot of people skip the prep work which hurts the overall finished product IMHO.

But if your not interested in doing it yourself, you will need to decide if your willing to ship or find a local shop. Shipping a complete pistol, or just the ser# frame is kinda an expensive add-on especially if your only getting the polymer work done.

I wouldn't pay the shipping unless I was getting a complete gun package done like frame stippling and also slide front cocking serrations, optic cuts, etc.

If you want local, where are you located? Add that and I'm sure someone will post some local to you recommendations.
 
If you're handy, it is not hard as a DIY project. Did a bunch years ago. A lot of people skip the prep work which hurts the overall finished product IMHO.

But if your not interested in doing it yourself, you will need to decide if your willing to ship or find a local shop. Shipping a complete pistol, or just the ser# frame is kinda an expensive add-on especially if your only getting the polymer work done.

I wouldn't pay the shipping unless I was getting a complete gun package done like frame stippling and also slide front 🐓ing serrations, optic cuts, etc.

If you want local, where are you located? Add that and I'm sure someone will post some local to you recommendations.
im in so cal Burbank
 
I've heard some good things about Precise Armory in Irwindale. Can't vouch for them or even confirm this is something they handle, but maybe it's a start?

 

Battlecock actual does amazing work from their photos. Way cleaner than a lot of the local stuff I’ve seen.
 
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