HighValleyRanch
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I recently discovered that one can grind rubber and modify the shape of a rubber grip. You have to use the right coarseness of disc sand paper and not get too over heated.
Then I just discovered that I could use my wood burner and stipple much like stippling polymer.
So I modified my hogue LCR grips so that they will fit in my pocket better and the new texture provides much better grip. I took off the finger grooves and slimmed them down as much as possible. The difference in the coloration is hogues difference of rubber on parts of the grip if you grind down far enough.
Anyways, it came out pretty nice, is minimal in size (smaller than Hogue's boot grip) and still functions nicely for cushioning.
Then I just discovered that I could use my wood burner and stipple much like stippling polymer.
So I modified my hogue LCR grips so that they will fit in my pocket better and the new texture provides much better grip. I took off the finger grooves and slimmed them down as much as possible. The difference in the coloration is hogues difference of rubber on parts of the grip if you grind down far enough.
Anyways, it came out pretty nice, is minimal in size (smaller than Hogue's boot grip) and still functions nicely for cushioning.
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