RLB0414
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Not at all. Makes for a good day of shootingTemps in the 40s, not too bad.
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Not at all. Makes for a good day of shootingTemps in the 40s, not too bad.
Haven’t held one yet but am wondering, did they reduce the overall girth of the grip?
How’s it feel in hand? Is the palm swell significant?
Haven’t held one yet but am wondering, did they reduce the overall girth of the grip?
How’s it feel in hand? Is the palm swell significant?
I have NEVER had slide bite on any of my Glocks, so the beaver tail is a non issue for me. I am a fan of the blocky grip angle on the Glocks. So I hope the new “rounded” off grip doesn’t turn me away. Dibs on your gun when you decide to sell it! lolYes, the overall circumference does feel reduced. But the grip fills rounder in the front and back of the pistol. It doesn't quite feel as "blocky" as the previous generations did. It's been a while since I've held one but if I remember correctly, it feels similar to the Eschelon.
The front of the grip feels the most different to me. The really rounded it out. I liked it enough that I bought it.
Undercut, beavertail (I get slide bite on the old Glocks) and the grip texture are ideal for me.
I have NEVER had slide bite on any of my Glocks, so the beaver tail is a non issue for me. I am a fan of the blocky grip angle on the Glocks. So I hope the new “rounded” off grip doesn’t turn me away. Dibs on your gun when you decide to sell it! lol
I’m heavily invested in the Gen 5 Glocks, so I’m not going to replace them. I will check out the new Gen 6 when my LGS gets them in. Probably check out a 19, since I already have two 17s.I ride the gun really high and have really large hands. The smaller ones are worse but it can still happen on a 17.
I’m very into my P30 and P30L right now. But I will always have a Glock. I like the ergonomics so much better on the Gen 6.
Built this set up for a fellow BF member. A Horsewright Cowboy model in Buckeye Burl with an Ironwood spacer in 26C3 high carbon steel. Leather work hand tooled with a Carlos Border stamp.
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The knife was clay coated during heat treat for what I call a working hamon:
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Thanks, heard from him this morning, he is.Fantastic work, Dave. The BF member that gets that rig will no doubt be extremely pleased.![]()
That’s a very nice setupBuilt this set up for a fellow BF member. A Horsewright Cowboy model in Buckeye Burl with an Ironwood spacer in 26C3 high carbon steel. Leather work hand tooled with a Carlos Border stamp.
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The knife was clay coated during heat treat for what I call a working hamon:
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Thank you sir!That’s a very nice setup
Beautiful works as always. I love that working hamon.Built this set up for a fellow BF member. A Horsewright Cowboy model in Buckeye Burl with an Ironwood spacer in 26C3 high carbon steel. Leather work hand tooled with a Carlos Border stamp.
Beautiful works as always. I love that working hamon.
Thank you! That working hamon seems more durable too than a highly polished one.Beautiful works as always. I love that working hamon.