Get A Better Grip On Your Glock With DIY Stippling | Mod Minute

Patrick R
by Patrick R

There are few jobs on a Glock that are more intimidating than a DIY stipple job. The OT Defense stipple kit makes it easy with custom made tips designed for stipple work as well as a wood burning iron that was carefully selected to stay in the right temperature range. Since this was Patrick’s first DIY stipple job, it came out respectable looking as a result of the OT Defense Stipple kit from Brownells.

Many thanks to Brownells for sponsoring our Modification Minute videos. The tool used is:

You will also need a Dremel tool, sandpaper and something to mark your borders.

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  • Samuel Grant Samuel Grant on Jul 02, 2017

    Or you can just keep your Glock like it came out of the box.

  • DanGoodShot DanGoodShot on Jul 02, 2017

    It must have really came out like crap. Low-res, excellent when you want to hide a crappy job. Than again... it is stippling. I've never seen that end well.
    Edit: Sorry, once, once I saw a nice stipple job.
    Also, the split second we got to see the finished gun besides the low res vid quality tells me crappy.

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