Not based on his own stagement of "I raised the beavertail area, raised the area under the trigger guard and removed the finger grooves"
I think you're referring to serevince's post. The stippling is the only modification I've done (except for replacing the ext. mag release with a factory ext. release).
Curious - would "prepping" portions of the grip frame before stippling be considered out of bounds for Production based on the "removing material/changing grip profile" rule? The way I read it, stippling on top of existing finger grooves and the like = legal, but sanding off the grooves before stippling = illegal.
Almost feel like I'm diving into semantics at this point, but still interested on how you all interpret it.
How come I can't remove the finger grooves on my Gen 3 Glock and then stipple it? I like the feel of a Gen 2 grip. But I don't want to buy a Gen 2 Lower when I could just do this.(Production Divison)