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| The stippling on Crimson Trace grips are in direct response to a request from Larry Vickers retired US Army Special Operations soldier, member of American Pistolsmiths Guild, and a founding member of IDPA. This process gives the Crimson Trace Grips a new level of adherence to the shooter's hand. This service has now been requested by many shooters as well as other custom pistolsmiths. The texturing can be done on any Crimson Trace Grip that is not rubber over-molded. Cost for 1911 grips and Glock unit: $60.00 As seen on 1911 grip above and Glock unit below. |
| My new addition to this line up is the Glock 21 seen here. It features a grip cut down to hold Glock 30 mags with Glock 21 base pads. This gives the hand a full grip on the gun instead of a two finger hold during reloads. It also gives a full fighting gun slide and sight radius. The basic job is $70.00 if you want me to supply the re-based mags it will run $20.00 per mag. This does create a truly awesome concealable fighting .45 ACP. This can be done in its basic form just as a cut down or the full house job like seen here on my off duty gun. Guns with slide, frame and inside work will have Bowie Tactical Concepts engraved on the top of the slide and SG on the side. See the services page for possible modifications available. |
| Work on this HK P2000 includes: Grip stippling, trigger job, and slide/levers refinished in gray. |
| Work on this Glock 21 includes: Grip reduction, stippled grip 360, finger grooves removed, mag well cut outs, rounded trigger guard 3/4 stipple, stippled thumb rests, radius slide stop, standard trigger job, polished feed ramp and chamber, contoured front and rear of slide, radiused ejection port heavy, forward cocking serrations, MMC adjustable tritium sights, OD Green KG Gun Kote. Total package cost on customer supplied gun (excluding light): $840.00 Customer can refer to this package when ordering and can add or delete features as they deem necessary. |
| The front and rear of the Kahr slide have been contoured from the best possible re-holstering and concealment. All sharp edges have been radiused including the ejection port. |
| This customer Glock 19 has the "SG" short grip modification to Glock 26 magazines and 360 stippling. |
| This S&W M&P 9 mm features: front cocking serrations on it's heavily contoured slide along with 360 stippling, mag well cut outs, custom rear sight. Internal work on this pistol includes polished feed ramp and chamber and a trigger job set at 4.25 lb. The trigger now has an extremely shortened reset and very little over travel. Refer to M&P page for prices. |
| This Glock 19 features among other custom items a beavertail addition, grip reduction, 360 stippling, slide contouring, and front cocking serrations. |
| This M&Pc features heavy contour on slide with coyote tan finish on it and levers. It's frame is fully stippled along with the magazine release button, trigger guard and forward thumb rests. It also has my "L" trigger job that breaks at a crisp 4 pounds. |
| This Glock 34 features steel checkered front and back straps, slide refinish, 360 stippling, grip reduction, mag well cut outs, forward cocking serrations, and J Point sight among other modifications. |
| This customer's Glock 19 features among other custom items a beaver tail, grip reduction with high stippling, magazine release button scallop, and fully contoured slide refinished in coyote tan. |
| The SG, Short Grip conversion can be done on many of the Glock and XD pistols. Most are reduced to use the factory configured magazines. The cost for this is $70.00. The bottom of the gun is not just cut off, but as seen here on the Glock 21 SG at left and the Glock 17 SG below which is fitted to Glock 19 mags, the back strap meets the mag base even on the back. On the cut downs to a 26 and 27 type guns the base will have the factory look of the mag sitting up inside the front and back of the gun. |
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