Glock 21C stippling and grip reduction

[S1nnerman]

Before.....

After.....

The grip feels so good now. The difference is amazing. Fits like a glove !

 

[griffin86]

Nice! I'm going to do my G21 soon.

 

[thenewbieglockguy]

Did you do this by yourself? If so, how? Nice job!

 

[liberal-hater]

It's good you're happy with your modifications. Just be aware that if you ever sell it, it will likely be harder to find a buyer because most folks prefer the factory configuration.

If you were close by I'd like to feel what that reworked frame is like to hold.

 

[S1nnerman]

well I love this gun so much I'll never sell it. I live in Quebec (Terrebonne). And I will post a video on youtube (probably tomorrow) on how I did it. I was really scared to do it but now that I've done it it was easy.

 

[jackrabbit000]

Sorry but not my bag. If I wanted a rougher frame/grip I would have sold/traded it for a Gen 3 RTF2. IMO

 

[S1nnerman]

the primary reason for doing it was to get the grip smaller. I gain 3-4 mil which makes a huge difference

 

[jackrabbit000]

For a smaller grip I went with the Gen 4's. How did you go about reducing the grip that much?

 

[shawn]

Good job looks great.

There was a thread around here at one point for all of us that did this. I will see if I can find it.

Shawn

 

[misanthropist]

That really does not look reduced by 3-4mm...are you sure you took it down that much?

 

[S1nnerman]

i took a small rope around it before and after (just below the trigger gard to one inch below the beaver tail) and it is 3-4 mil smaller. I grinded the front, the back and the sides.

 

[misanthropist]

I see. Most people prioritize taking down the hump at the butt.

Good stippling job. I like Glocks to be good and grippy.