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Can anyone recommend a place that'll do a double undercut for Glocks? I'm in the Bay Area, so somewhere within an hour would be ideal. TIA
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I havnt tried their double undercut yet but planning on trying their laser stippling; but have tried their cerakote. Kingz custom cerakote; in Oakley?Can anyone recommend a place that'll do a double undercut for Glocks? I'm in the Bay Area, so somewhere within an hour would be ideal. TIA
Thanks. I'll check then out.I havnt tried their double undercut yet but planning on trying their laser stippling; but have tried their cerakote. Kingz custom cerakote; in Oakley?
Did you end up getting the double undercut? Worth it?I havnt tried their double undercut yet but planning on trying their laser stippling; but have tried their cerakote. Kingz custom cerakote; in Oakley?
Not yet. Originally I wanted to have it done on a Leo trade in g17 I picked up from Aimsurplus to spruce it up along with stipple job. I realized I should do optic cut first. I sent it over to out of state vendor for the cut since I want black nitride for coating. I’m still trying to decide if it’s worth the almost $300 for stipple job package with undercut and then pay for cerakote job on frame……Did you end up getting the double undercut? Worth it?
Putting the Kiral backstrap eliminated the Glock knuckle problem, but the 19s I have are primarily used by females with small hands and they didn't like the back straps. So on the 19s I may consider trying the under cut myself, as soon as I stop being a chicken about it.View attachment 133504
Is there a reason you don't want to do it yourself?
I did my G19.5 3 times until I had it high enough to where it really felt good in my hand.
I don't have a ton of experience so I just took it very slowly. Once I got it to where I wanted it I file it smooth and kept using finer grains of sand paper to finish it.Putting the Kiral backstrap eliminated the Glock knuckle problem, but the 19s I have are primarily used by females with small hands and they didn't like the back straps. So on the 19s I may consider trying the under cut myself, as soon as I stop being a chicken about it.