Welcome aboard!
Unless you are quite familiar with refinishing, it's probably best to let a pro handle it. I like Robar (www.robarguns.com), but there are many good finishing shops out there.
Hello
This is actually my first post, and I am about to purchase a Glock 17 9mm, my first handgun. I love this gun but would like to make the slide look like titanium/silver (will smiths gun in bb2). I am quite ignorant of refinishing, and was wondering if glock would refinsih it for me or do it myself. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Welcome aboard!
Unless you are quite familiar with refinishing, it's probably best to let a pro handle it. I like Robar (www.robarguns.com), but there are many good finishing shops out there.
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hey mike, do you know of anyone besides robar that does the grip reduction/stippling type work ? maybe in the northeast ?
Dave Bowie does good work in Ohio: http://www.bowietacticalconcepts.com/index.html
Rick Devoid does it in New Hampshire: http://www.tarnhelm.com/GlockGripReduction.html
Employed by Galco Gunleather - www.galcogunleather.com / Veteran OEF VIII
Donate to the Christian and Stephanie Nielson Recovery fund: http://www.nierecovery.com/.
All opinions, particularly those involving politics and Glocks, are mine and not Galco's.
Hard chrome will be more holster wear resistant. There are several good Hard chromers like
http://www.originalmetaloy.com/
http://www.fordsguns.com/
See here:
http://www.handgunforum.net/gallery/...19&limit=views
Robar did my Glock. I had them NP3 it. That stuff is indestructible. Holster ware is the last of my worries now.