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Posted: 5/2/2001 11:31:14 AM EDT
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It`s a piece of cake to do by yourself. Look at the thickness of the material where you need to lessen, dont over do it. Sanding by hand gives you time to stop and check. After the grip is where you want it use a metal screen heated to give texture.
Do a search at glocktalk on this. Lots of info detailed |
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Posted: 5/2/2001 11:33:50 AM EDT
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BTW- I rather have the standard grip, mine was done very well but the difference is not that much. Hands are different, find one that you can hold before you do it. I did it to my first Glock but none of the others.
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Posted: 5/2/2001 12:29:49 PM EDT
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Back before I quit there and started AZEX, I used to do all the grip reductions. Mark got sick of them.
In his words. "The student has surpassed the Master." I still do them. So does he. www.azexarms.com D. |
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