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Finished stippling my M&P 40 today.

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I love stippling and this is my latest job. Hope you guys like it.

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Not too bad to you have a price you charge? I have an m&p and thought about doing the backstraps!

 

Seen em in eBay

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Not too bad to you have a price you charge? I have an m&p and thought about doing the backstraps!

 

Seen em in eBay

 

Man, I have no idea. I have never really thought about doing it for money. I have several friends that have told me I should but, I just don't know. PM me and we can discuss it further, For just back straps, It can't be that much.

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Did you use a dremel or soldering iron?

 

I use a soldering iron (or wood burning iron) for stippling. It needs to melt the plastic to get the sharp edges that grab the skin. I tried using a dremel for stippling and quickly gave that up a real long time ago.

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Pretty damn good job! Better then some of the professional ones I have seen.

 

Thank you for the kind words. I enjoy doing it so I take my time and I plan it out prior to hitting it with the iron. This was the first M&P I have ever done and I feel I can do better on the next one. I just like playing some youtube videos and stippling for a couple hours when I get the chance. Really is therapy for me. lol.

Man, I have no idea. I have never really thought about doing it for money. I have several friends that have told me I should but, I just don't know. PM me and we can discuss it further, For just back straps, It can't be that much.

 

i will! you did a good job!

 

i thought about trying it out on some of my other sized back straps first!

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Very nice, I like the idea, but I don't know if I have the heart to do something like that to mine

 

Practice, practice and Practice some more before doing it to a Pistol frame. Once you get the time in, you will find it easer each time.

Well done. Very clean and professional looking. I like how you kept the lines and curves well defined.

i normally dont like modding my guns but that is some darn good work there...

That looks awesome! I don't have the patience or talent to do something like that. You got skills my friend.

That does look really good. Out of curiosity how long does something like that take?

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That does look really good. Out of curiosity how long does something like that take?

 

That took a couple hours. I like to take my sweet time.

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That looks awesome! I don't have the patience or talent to do something like that. You got skills my friend.

 

Thank you. I got bored one day and just started doing it. Haven't stopped doing it since.

Talon grips are great. I have a set of rubber on a Glock 26 and love em. Good grip without being too much. The sandpaper ones are good too execpt for carry. The will rub the bare skin raw and destroy a shirt. For the range or non ccw gun they are fine.

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