Awesome job on the stippling, but as others have said, that pin hole is what secures the trigger housing. We all make mistakes, no need for people to rub it in. I appreciate the intent of the video - thanks for posting!

this is by far! the vest suppling i have yet to see on a glock .the prep work deffinetly payed off

Prob one of the best homemade stippling jobs!

probably one of the best stippling job i have seen on youtube. good on ya!

good looking stipple job. I have never tried it. I might now. I'm inspired by you to try.

Hey seriously the best armature job I've seen. I've watched a lot of stipple vids this last week. And you do the same as I've been doing on hex mags with the random jabbing. I'll be doing it like that on my glock next week. Thanks for the vid!! Awesome work

I finally finished my stipple work. I just wanted to say thank you for making this video and showing us how you did your glocks. I like the way you did your stipple work and I had to give it a try even though I was kinda scared lol, but it turned out ALOT better than I thought it would. It took a long time but it was easy, thanks again man.

To date your video is the Most informative for what I am looking for and hoping to have my glock look like when it's done . Thanks again

Those came out great, i'll be honest, I have been pretty apprehensive about doing that but I am thoroughly impressed

One of the best home stipple jobs I've seen. Great work.

I have been looking at a lot of these stippling videos. I like yours because the stippling is not so deep. with the sharp tip, you get a great effect without having to melt deeply into the material. Great job. Great video, great advice. thanks for the video.

That is an excellent looking DIY stippling job! I would love to see more of the process for outlining with the scribe. Not many people get that part right and you did, but no one ever walks through that part

Dude, that looks professional!! Excellent job!!!

Awesome. I like your method better than any of the others I've seen. Great job. 🇺🇸

That came out really nice. I have a 19 gen 3. After i saw this video i started. Great tutorial. Appreciate the tips

Great ideas in your vid man. love the look of the strip at the bottom. the texture and pattern comes out great with your turning the soldering iron technique

Looks professional done! Great job!

That came out fantastic

Dude it looks awesome!

Looks freaking awesome!!!! Great job!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Fantastic work, thanks a lot for showing it!!

That stippling came out really nice !!! 👍👍👍👍👍

Fantastic job, really like the random pattern. Looks amazing.

Oh wow!!!! I won't do this to my own but this is amazing, sir!

best iv seen man. still hesitating on this. yours makes me want to try. everybody else's doesn't. good job.

Good job man, It looks great!🤓👍

the pattern looks great, could you tell me please: -What grit are you using for the dremel tools - How did you get the web/ top corner of the grip perfectly round like that? It looks great, did you tape the area to get a defined line? -what did you use for grinding the tip of the soldering tool? Awesome work!

I really like this particular stippling pattern! Looks like the polymer 80 texturizing and not those horrible tropophobia inducing patterns

Great vid! Looks awesome. Lot of great info, thanks!

Some beautiful work there, well done.

That sanding jobs one of the best I've seen

Excellent stippling .

Excellent job, looks great.

Looks awesome, great job bro

Hi, looks awesome. I would like to do this. A few questions if you don't mind... What brand soldering iron is that? Was that a tip that came with the iron that you filed down? What did you use to file the tip to get the point?

I'm curious to hear how well the micro stippling has held up over time...Have you had any wearing or smoothing of the stipple texture? I love how clean the pattern you chose is. Thanks for your video and response!!

Wow! Good job! Looks great!

looks awesome. im hesitant to do it myself on my gen 3 glock 19. i think i will eventually just do it. i get enjoyment out of learning and doing diy projects. much more rewarding.

looks awesome!!

Great job... I wouldn't cover the pins because you never know when you my need to service the pistol. I would also add some new sights to your mods. Great job!

Cool patterns!!

that looks great, I'm inspired to try it myself. I like the strip on the bottom

looks amazing!

Looks great bro

Fine craftsmanship, thank you for your Video will try this on my G43.

Great work.

Nice stipple job. I will have to try that solder tip 'upgrade'. Not sure I would cover up the rear pin but thats just me. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.

Nice job brother.

Great job man, it looks awesome..thanks for the advice, I'm definitely a fan of DIY..

Is that soldering iron on low heat? I love how closely your stippling matches to how Salient Arms looks.

Thanks for sharing an awesome method

That looks really good.

Nice work!

Great video! Thanks for your work!

That's pretty sharp.

looks great this gave me some great ideas on how to do this!

Your stippling looks impressive! I wish I had the guts to try!!

Very well done,I would leave the bottom of the grip just like that, looks great!

hi there, great job, well done! I have one question: how do you get your Trigger system out in case of maintenance, if you close the rear pin holes?

Amazing work! Looks beautiful. Where did you get the Dremel bit for wet/dry sandpaper? I can’t seem to find one.

great work.. looks amazing

Great video and very nice work. I'm debating doing it myself, sending it to a pro or getting a lonewolf replacement frame. I think a grip reduction and your technique is what I'm going to do.

Nice job. I agree about the beaver tail area. keep it smooth.. good common sense..

nice job ... I hope with all my experience in paint and body work mine turns out this good

looks awesome great video

Best stippling on youtube bro.

Very nice! inspired to do this to a couple of mine. thanks!

Great job

what did you use to outline your stipple? did you use tape or some kind of border you traced? Great vid by the way

Looks great!Where did you get the dremel bit with a slot for sand paper?

Looks professional.

VERY NICE JOB, THIS TEXTURE IS MUCH NICER THAN THE GOLF BALL STYLE WE ALL SEE. GREAT JOB

nice job brother.

love the stipple job. i like the texture being smaller dots and smoother than some stipple jobs i've seen. Have a Becker knife that i want to add some traction to, so will do some trial an error there first.

Man, this is exactly what i want to do to a 19... brilliant video thanks!

Good job! I love my 10mm but considering a grip reduction and stippling job. A little afraid of removing too much and cutting through.

Very helpful. Thanks!

Beautiful

Looks sick! Want to stipple mine but scared as hell. I notice some people stipple off the Glock symbol on the grip, is there a reason why you didn’t (Not sure if you mentioned it or not)?

Hey man what state are you in? What would you charge to do this exact same stipple and finger groove removal to a 4th gen G19? Awesome work!

Looks good helpful as well

Nice work

Just spotted the comment about the temp! Anyway, awesome job man!

How did you heat the grip into the frame? I was thinking I could just solder it into the frame but I do't think that would work

Wowww Nice Job. Love it.

how do you take off the finger grooves, really want todo that with my G17

Nice. Did you reduce much of the Hump on the back?

Where did you get that dremel mandrel with the slot that you can put your own piece of sand paper? I've been looking at all my local stores that sell dremel's and I can't find it any where.

looks Great

Looks good, but what if you need to remove the trigger housing? You filled over the pin

Can you by chance get me the part number for that Dremel bit that holds the sandpaper? I've never seen one of those. I can think of 100 things I could use that on.

Good Work..

This is probably the only stippling pattern I feel matches the grit of A-Zone Grip Tape. Prior to seeing this pattern/light/random touch I could always tell who shot there Glock 10s of thousands rounds and who did not. Generally the stippling guys could not shoot there gun all day if they had to. This is a very fine not to course pattern. Good job I may do my hunting Glock now because of this.

Man i know its sounds crazy but i just basket weave stipled my g19 with my vape. I let the coils heat up as if i was taking a draw but used them to put the designs in the plastic. Its like using a woodburning pen but with more points of contact. I used a dead rabbit rda with 24 gauge kanthal wire:)

Fantastic job, how did you get that pattern

Very nice

you are being very modest. It looks pretty damn good. you kept good lines there is maybe one or two places where it looks like you "Stabbed just a tish off of the line you wanted on the 17 & 19 on the left side thumb curve. and the bottom of the trigger guard you have some sanding marks on the factory finish. do some google image searches and see just how many of the stipple jobs you are better than and then check and see who did them. A lot you think you are better than will be paid for jobs. Looks great If I get to do another one I'm taking your rotating Idea. very simple change with awesome results.

How do you take it apart since you covered the back pin

Two thumbs all the way up!!

how much did you remove from the finger groves and back strap?