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lowonair wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

lowonair wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:You just voided your warranty.

A 1911 would have obviated the need to do this.

most 1911's dont come with front strap serrations anyway so you have to send it back to have them done. this can be done at home.

and glocks dont need warranties

Yeah, but the ones that don't can be fixed with skateboard tape.... ....without voiding the warranty.

i forgot, 1911's require more time at the gunsmith so there's no time for serrating the front strap....

Five 1911s in the safe with never a "required" trip to a gunsmith. You are obviously poorly informed, sir! Admit that you're just jealous!

lowonair wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:You just voided your warranty.

A 1911 would have obviated the need to do this.

most 1911's dont come with front strap serrations anyway so you have to send it back to have them done. this can be done at home.

and glocks dont need warranties

Yeah, but the ones that don't can be fixed with skateboard tape.... ....without voiding the warranty.

You just voided your warranty.

A 1911 would have obviated the need to do this.

On the upside, it is hard to mess up the looks of a Glock any further, so it doesn't take as big a leap of courage to try it. Sorry man, I couldn't resist...

I guess the one thing I would be worried about with heat stippling is: A) whether or not the applied heat would alter the characteristics of the polymer, making it somehow less resilient on cooling; and B) sneezing.