So I've got my Glock 19 and I love it. I live in southeastern Indiana, Lawrenceburg to be exact. I'm looking for someone reasonably close that could stipple my frame and undercut my trigger guard. I've toyed around with stippling, I'm comfortable stippling on $30 knives and plastic spatulas but I'm not sure if I have the balls to stipple my beloved Glock. Anyone out there? Pictures of your work? Definitely want to see a portfolio haha thanks.
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Just remember that is going to kill the value for 99% of the people no matter who does the job. I will say that the stipple job looks great that BT showed. But as you can see he had a hard time selling it. If it's a keeper for you, then it's something to consider.
You'd be surprised, scratches and nicks on a Glock 19 can be like a few pinstripes from trailing on a Jeep, and not an issue to many folks. A stipple job however, limits your buyer pool greatly. There are some great stipple jobs out there (look up member Phylodog, he does some amazing work), but just realize it is like a swimming pool on a home sale. You will greatly thin the number of folks who would purchase. Cerakote can fix scratches, and scrapes, but there is no going back on a stipple job on a Glock, since it is the serialized part.
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Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
All the don't do this don't do that because its going to limit the resaleability is true in some cases but I consider it hogwash for a tool that I want to fit me to do the job I need it to do.
If you consider it an investment piece then your probably not cayying it daily anyway.
If you consider it an investment piece then your probably not cayying it daily anyway.
Exactly, why am I concerned with selling my life saving tool? Haha it's not a safe queen. She's battered and bruised and always has my back, I just wanna dress her up and make her look good for me.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
JTGarner is my nephew and one of the best on stippling glocks. Not sure if he has the time to do it but contact him and see what he says. He is a big fan of under cuts as well.
I have passed up quite a few guns that was for sale cause it had stippling done to it. To me it just doesn't seem right. I would rather buy a gun with alittle wear and few scratches. Gives it character and don't have to worry about putting the first scratches on my new gun cause it already has some wear and tear.
