USPSA Grip Stippling question?

[kilo11]

I recently went through the USPSA updated handgun rules, and I had a question. They have a picture of a Glock and a Sig with an outline of where the grip stippling can be. I'm not quite understanding the wording and the diagram. Can anyone tell me where exactly the grip stippling is allowed to be for Production Division on say, a Glock. If you have pictures, that would be awesome! Thanks in advance.

 

[jodus]

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basically anywhere in the grip panels, the front strap and the back strap. the dotted line is your border

 

[jodus]

enos forum

ton of good pix on the brian enos forum too

 

[kilo11]

Thank you so much for the info. I'm a little disappointed in the fact others didn't comment on the subject. But, you did, and I appreciate that.

I'm doing a stippling job on my Glock, and I wanted to make sure it stayed production legal. I've been shooting with grip tape for years but I have to change it all the time. I'm fine with shooting ESP in IDPA, but I didn't want to lose the ability to shoot USPSA production. Thanks again!

 

[jodus]

no problem

just go shallow at first, you can always do more later. if you get to aggressive you can knock the edges down with sandpaper

 

[Tomt]

If you do use skateboard tape on a grip, I've found after you apply it use a hot hair dryer or light propane torch to really let the adhesive flow onto the existing grip texture. I've used the same tape now for two years. The only caveat is using any kind of solvent around the grip will get under the tape and degrade the adhesive. Tom

 

[Skroggster]

If you do use skateboard tape on a grip, I've found after you apply it use a hot hair dryer or light propane torch to really let the adhesive flow onto the existing grip texture. I've used the same tape now for two years. The only caveat is using any kind of solvent around the grip will get under the tape and degrade the adhesive. Tom

I used step non skid on my XD and it is still there. Not too aggressive.

 

[jodus]

i got some at a skate shop and it is very aggressive. however you draw, thats the way it stays