Posted: 4/9/2010 12:41:17 PM EDT
| I need to get a Glock 22's frame resurfaced that is 10 years old and has been carried in a duty holster the whole time. The entire frame is very slick and hard to keep ahold of. It's looks like I polished it with a car buffer. It is very reliable so selling it I think isn't necessary. What should I do? Is it worth sending it to Robar, or have Glock change out the frame? Any idea how much Glock charges to do that? Thanks. |
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i had the same type pf problem with my G33 frame being to hard to keep a good grip on while shooting without having to keep adjusting my hold on the gun. so i bought a can of 3m rubberized undercoating and taped off where i didn't want it and sprayed my frame. after it's dry it has a nice texture but will eventually smooth out. but it still keeps a good rubbery grip to hold onto.
it will strip off with BF clp or some aerosol spray cleaner a toothbrush and some elbow grease if you don't like it. |
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Quoted: Grip tape may do the trick or a good heat stipple job(Bore-sight solutions?). I already tried that with little sucess. It gets so hot out here in Vegas, the glue ran all over the place and fell right off the first summer I carried it. Thank you for that suggestion. |
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from what i hear, the most it will cost you is 50$. and if you catch them on a good day 0$. they do give it a new SN. i also hear that they are out of gen2 frames. so if yours is 2gen, you will get a 3rd gen frame. remember this is what i have heard, YMMV.
Merdoc |