Strictly for the stippling!!
Not a Glock fan but man that looks slick!

I have to agree, that looks fantastic.

So, how much? $2,995.00?

If you can't beat em stipple them with your logo.
Nice....I like it

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So, how much? $2,995.00?

That is funny. Glock for a safe queen. Some would say lipstick on a pig, but it is attractive for a Glock. Maybe if they changed the grip angle I would bite.

Impressive photography though. Wish I could set up shots like that.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

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So, how much? $2,995.00?

That is funny. Glock for a safe queen. Some would say lipstick on a pig, but it is attractive for a Glock. Maybe if they changed the grip angle I would bite.

Impressive photography though. Wish I could set up shots like that.

You can change the grip angle on the gen 4's with the included beaver tails.

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Originally posted by 12131:
So, how much? $2,995.00?

All I would care about is the stippling which is $135

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Originally posted by Blackwater:
If you can't beat em stipple them with your logo.
Nice....I like it

I would likely have that left off as stippling is all I would have done. No other WC parts.

Wish they could do it to a 43 as that is my current Glock.
I have a 27 but it is for sale to pay for the 43. Maybe when it sells I'll get a 20SF.

Neat-o. I could convince myself that one of my Glocks needs that stipple work, especially if it's at $135.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:

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Originally posted by 12131:
So, how much? $2,995.00?

All I would care about is the stippling which is $135.

Don't forget that uber cool been there done that battle worn look.

Actually, I quite like the way that looks.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

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So, how much? $2,995.00?

That is funny. Glock for a safe queen. Some would say lipstick on a pig, but it is attractive for a Glock. Maybe if they changed the grip angle I would bite.

Funny. I was talking with someone yesterday who told me about having his glock grip angle modified to match a 1911.

The glock grip angle IS the same as a 1911. Shocking.

The wilson grip looks nice.

That stippling waz done by an artist if I must say so ...you can keep the "battle worn" sanding IMHO.

I like it.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
Maybe if they changed the grip angle I would bite.

Which is why I purchased a VP9.

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Originally posted by Bisleyblackhawk:
That stippling waz done by an artist if I must say so ...you can keep the "battle worn" sanding IMHO.

Pretty sure it is done with a laser. I too agree about the battle worn. My liking is just the stippling.

They apply all that pointless, useless cosmetic crap, and then leave the serrated trigger in the pistol. Great job.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
They apply all that pointless, useless cosmetic crap, and then leave the serrated trigger in the pistol. Great job.

You do realize they give you several options on replacing the trigger, right?

Here's the full list:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/wilso...rm_Glock+copy_v3.pdf

Only downsides for me is there's no finger groove removal or flatten backstrap options. Besides that, prices are reasonable, and I do love that pattern on some of their more aggressive 1911 grips. I'd do it if I didn't already have a custom Glock.

Not a fan of the finish, forward slide serrations, but as others have stated, the stippling is great.

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Originally posted by DanH:
You do realize they give you several options on replacing the trigger, right?

What I realize is that P.T. Barnum was correct.

Just take your money and toss it into the street. Same effect.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by 12131:
So, how much? $2,995.00?

All I would care about is the stippling which is $135


Laser stippling is the next big thing, if they can stipple P320 grip modules for that price I'm in.

From the WC e-mail promo:

"Send your GlockⓇ pistol to Wilson CombatⓇ today for GlockⓇ custom work and modifications quickly performed by our pistol smiths with the same care and precision as our renowned 1911 and AR custom work. As time allows, select GlockⓇ complete custom guns will be available for direct purchase online."

Currently, they have a huge menu of mods you can purchase. Send in your Glock and select what work you want done...one-stop shopping. Not a bad business/marketing idea. Unlike me, for those that do like bells and whistles this is not a bad concept.

Having said that, I'm a minimalist, especially with Glocks. Tango Down mag button and slide release, Warren Tactical sights. That's it. Incidentally, I hate the feel of the Glock grip and the trigger. Makes no difference though, since I shoot it very well and it goes bang every time. That's all I care about.

I'm a decent amateur gunsmith and can handle nearly any mods on my own guns. We forget that there are a lot of shooters out there with no skills whatsoever, other than cleaning their pistols. If they can afford it, this isn't a bad option.

Note that the complete list also provides prices:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/wilso...rm_Glock+copy_v3.pdf