Need Stippling?

[2stars_1bolt]

Need some Stippling or Polymer product modification?

I am going to keep this post fairly short, Ill update it from time to time with recent and ongoing projects. I am currently reaching out for more work and more projects as I am now capable of more work. ETS'ing from the Army in May and looking to take on more work in the mean time.

I have been stippling and playing around with polymer products for the past several months. If you're interested in hiring a steady hand and experience (and avoiding those outrageous prices from some "professional" services out of state) hit me up. Attention to detail, patience, steady hands, and creativity all in one spot.

Polymer frames, mags, weapon attachments, odds and ends.

Check out my profile for a few recent products I have done as well as update to ongoing work. I'll post them all to here. Simple jobs start at under $100 with full custom jobs going no more than $250. Average turn around being only a few days. Located in Columbus, and ready to meet up and discuss design.

If you're interested, email any time at bridgel375@yahoo.com
Price list ready and time on my hands. I'll always be honest with project ETA and update with photos during process.
Thanks guys, and looking forward putting work in for you.

-Brandon​

 

[2stars_1bolt]

My Personal Gen4 Glock 22




(1) Finger Groove Removal, 360* Fine Stipple, Mag Release Bevel Cut, Polish and Stencil on One Side, Double Trigger Guard Cut, Forward Thumb Placement Stipple​

 

[mikey357]

Nice-lookin' Work! Welcome to the ODT... ....mikey357

 

[DaveTheMinion]

Professional stippling...

 

[Nonliberal]

Professional stippling...

People ask about it all the time. I usually just spit in their faces but I'll send em your way now. Just make sure you have your FFL squared away.

 

[2stars_1bolt]

Exactly.. "professional stippling"
I was on the verge of sending my 22 off to salient for some work... but it is mildly ridiculous how much people charge for such work.
Really, it comes down to how much time and patience you have with the job.
Yes, I am saying anyone can do it.
But for those who are out there that are skeptical about doing it, don't have time or patience to do it, allow me.

Hope I can be of some service to any one who needs something done!
Thanks guys!
-Brandon

 

[2stars_1bolt]

​Customer Gen3 Glock 19


A recent job for a Columbus, Ga Local
Full 360* Stipple in Fine Pattern, Mag Release Comet Cut
Preserved the Glock Emblem on the Grip
Customer requested a more "sharp" design on the sides

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[DaveTheMinion]

Do you have your ffl? What schools have you attended? Should any damage occur to the can't from stippling d you offer insurance?

 

[2stars_1bolt]

Do you have your ffl? What schools have you attended? Should any damage occur to the can't from stippling d you offer insurance?

No FFL right now. Not looking to spread my reach any further than driving distance; nor am I really set up to take on the work load that comes with accepting jobs from anywhere.
If I set up shop when I get settled after the Army, maybe I will get with the Fire Arms shop I will be working with in Dallas, TX (I'll update when I actually land the job and get set up).

EDIT: In regards to driving distance, if you are within 100 miles of Columbus, GA, I will entertain the idea of meeting half way for a small fee. I drive a new Xterra, and let's just say it isn't the best on gas. I would drive for free, but at some point it becomes a counter productive factor.

Schools in my career: Airborne, Ranger, RSLC (before it went cav...), Sniper, and a few other civilian sector recon/surveillance courses. (3/75 RGR being my unit, thats about all I will discuss on an open forum)

As far as if I screw something up: I am not looking to go nuts on any ones pride and joy. I fully understand the "baby effect" being a gun owner and enthusiast myself. I will not do anything more than light surface sanding and very light grinding with a fine dremel tip set up on a supported platform. That being said, should something happen, I have absolutely no problem replacing with an aftermarket polymer frame or covering expenses for a "professional" to modify the frame to cover damages. I will not take on any job or request that I feel is out of my limits. If it is a fire arm that I am not experienced with (rare with regards to hand guns..) I will spend time examining its every detail and mechanics to gain the best possible understanding as to what the limits of modifications are. But again, I only offer sanding, stippling, polishing, light trigger guard modification, etc.

Thanks for the feed back and concerns guys! I will continue to check this a few times per day and update with any photos of current projects and experiments. I have a slew of mags that I have messed with in regards to designs and patterns. I'll add photos on here within 24.

And again, for any price inquiries or time estimates, feel free to email me.

 

[atljetmech]

Welcome to the ODT, thanks for your service, and good luck with your venture!