Recently I have been toying with the idea of modifying the delrin scales on my Buck 301 to be better suited for reduced traction environments. Fishing, working around oil or grease or even cold and wet environments where grip and dexterity is lessened.
A very easy modification I have seen on plastic framed handguns, for example, is roughing the surface with something like a soldering gun, as pictured below.
Show me knives, fixed or folding, past or present, that have been modified for these less than ideal environments! I often find it fascinating how people modify their tooling to make them better suited for their uses. Have any of you done this before?
A very easy modification I have seen on plastic framed handguns, for example, is roughing the surface with something like a soldering gun, as pictured below.
Show me knives, fixed or folding, past or present, that have been modified for these less than ideal environments! I often find it fascinating how people modify their tooling to make them better suited for their uses. Have any of you done this before?
The one I was thinking of was my S&M Shield. My 1911 already has textured wood 
