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This is my edc, anyone else carry a shield? Love the gun. Thanks to Slovo for the job well done on the grip.

Thinking we've seen that already. Love it. Excellent work by Slo.

Thanks for sharing, btw.

Whoops didn't know he had shared it

Damn it! That makes me want to send my Shield to him also...haha I currently have 2 of his masterpieces, waiting on 1 and have another in line for him hopefully. Glocks NEED his work a lot more than the M&P's though...haha

He did my SR9 too, does great work

Need to do more of it.

Spare time is just something I don't get much of.


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s_hagan77 wrote:Whoops didn't know he had shared it

Yeah, he showed it off a week or so ago. Nice job on it.

My EDC is a Shield as well. .40.

Why spend the money when you can do yourself and it will cost a lot less money. maybe $10-15 bucks. I did my Shield and it turn out good if not better then a professional. Save the money and buy extra ammo to feed the gun. Just my 2-cents and I know that it don't mean nothing!

I've seen a lot of shitty, shitty home done stippling jobs. Some people just don't have the patience or knack for doing it.

Like these.

You have to practice on something similar to your gun to get the right pattern down and have a lot of patience when working on your gun. It took me two weeks an hour each day to be able to feel comfortable with doing my own gun.

Well this one didn't cost anything but a couple shots of my bourbon lol

SAMPLE wrote:Why spend the money when you can do yourself and it will cost a lot less money. maybe $10-15 bucks. I did my Shield and it turn out good if not better then a professional. Save the money and buy extra ammo to feed the gun. Just my 2-cents and I know that it don't mean nothing!

Not everybody wants to sit down and work on a frame for hours on end.

The shield above has around 8-9 hours in it. It's not just stippling. There is hours of shaping and grinding before the iron ever gets turned on.
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That's a pretty cool little do - hickey for holding the firearm you have there Slo. Where'd you get it? And what size tip are you using in your iron? Setting?

Don't know why I ask, I will probably never have the free time to do anything with it.

Nice work!

I'm not big on stippling but that's an awesome job slovo

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SAMPLE wrote:Why spend the money when you can do yourself and it will cost a lot less money. maybe $10-15 bucks. I did my Shield and it turn out good if not better then a professional. Save the money and buy extra ammo to feed the gun. Just my 2-cents and I know that it don't mean nothing!

Not everybody wants to sit down and work on a frame for hours on end.

The shield above has around 8-9 hours in it. It's not just stippling. There is hours of shaping and grinding before the iron ever gets turned on.

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rustynuts wrote:That's a pretty cool little do - hickey for holding the firearm you have there Slo. Where'd you get it? And what size tip are you using in your iron? Setting?

Apex makes it. Handy at times, fits all S&W and flock auto's.

I use a very fine point. Think sharpened pencil.


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GeminiXD9 wrote:I'm not big on stippling but that's an awesome job slovo

I think you would like it if you felt his stippling work.

Definitely looks "smoother", for lack of a better word, than most I see

I'll grab a pic of my shield and sr9 later together and show the work on it.

I did mine not too long ago. Took forever...

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86 slo-vo wrote:

rustynuts wrote:That's a pretty cool little do - hickey for holding the firearm you have there Slo. Where'd you get it? And what size tip are you using in your iron? Setting?

Apex makes it. Handy at times, fits all S&W and flock auto's.


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Yep, had one for sale not too long ago.


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