Just piece them together. So easy to work on. On Friday I picked up a LNIB Glock 19 3rd gen for a whopping $250. It was a good deal I couldn't pass up. The low price automatically put me into project mode. Over the weekend I ordered

1. Ameriglo T-CAP sights
2. Zev Barrel
3. Factory smooth trigger
4. Factory 3.5 connector
5. Suarez Combat Magwell
6. Suarez Extended mag release
7. Vickers/Tango Down extended slide release

All told I've spent right around $625

Last night I got home from work at midnight and got busy with the dremmel and soldering iron. Good bye finger grooves. The rest of the parts should all arrive Thursday. I should have a range report then.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Dusty78, September 22, 2017 08:33 PM

Man, looks like a pro's job, there.
$250 for a G19? Who could pass up on a deal like that.

You gotta love a glock. That's a good one!

I looked it over real well to make sure it wasn't broken at that price.

Glocks like Legos? Don't think the Glock will hurt as much as a Lego when you step on it barefoot in the dark

Nice project, that Glock for $250 !!! What a score. Nicely done sir.

Very nice get, and a great start to your project.

looks good

Great looking soldering iron work.

Man that is a beautiful stipling job.

Yeah, for $250, I'd have had to take that home too.
How do you like the no finger grooves grip? I haven't had the nerve to take a dremel to one of mine.

Thanks guys. The no grooves feels more natural to me. I didn't have the stones to attempt the the guard indexing cut. I did stipple the underside though.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Dusty78, August 01, 2017 10:07 PM

Dang $250?? Love it, then you spend twice that on upgrade,lol. Sounds like something I'd do. That's really the great thing about a glock, just build exactly as you want it. Nice upgrades. How do you like the zev barrel?

It doesn't arrive until Thursday along with the other parts.

That looks really nice! Almost wish I trade to Glock

Normally I hate the looks of people's stipple jobs on Glocks but that looks awesome!

Looks great! I have been tempted to do the same to my older Gen3.

Nice job and great score. I have been wanting to do a little texturing on my Glock grip but am not sure I trust my self. A lot of members here are quite talented.

If you have a 320 that's the easiest way to practice. Mess up and just buy a new grip module

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Originally posted by sweasley:
Definitely a Glock . . . The more Glock parts you replace, the better they are!!

And the more original parts you put back, the more reliable they are.