similar material as Glock

one of our specialty tips that looks like a spartan helmet

I've not done it, but I've had a half dozen customers epoxy a plastic magwell on afterwards (requires some modification to magwell piece itself)

For 7ts model

These are based off muzzle so G19 with either light works-

You would need to modify a plastic magwell and/or get creative with epoxy to place it.

Our plugs are a little tighter but you need some play to account for temperature changes etc... you need our anti-rattle foam to eliminate the slop

@@OTDefense thanks!!

I've had quite a few folks do this- only seen one holster from a customer where the Kydex body was cut lower from the factory and cutting it any shorter would have allowed the lever (even with a Nub Mod) to bump into the holster's inside.

Honestly been a few years since I've touched one.. Thinking more of a higher glass fill. Generally if you practice on wide area of materials, you'll start to recognize high vs low glass in a press or two and know how they react.

It will be fine as it is a 'bulkier' tip. Gen 3 I still would with that tip though

Lots of folks do that, have to heat up the cut off part, shape it and let it cool. Maybe repeat if needed, then epoxy it into place, by filling the entire hole. Don't let any get up into the trigger housing area-

We've had quite a few folks mod a magpul to fit, with with a permanent epoxy to fit it in place.

Working on it. Trying to make one that fits both old and new but may just end up with a old and new lever Nub Mod option...

@@OTDefense ah okay! I will keep checking to see when you have the new option. Thanks for everything.

Order the jig and the backstrap you named and you'll be good to go. Talon tape will need trimming but be fine

@@OTDefense I probably already know the ansewer to this but Would you stipple it? (humor me) I was thinking of stippling the back and front and talon tape the sides. And the only reason I would stipple the back is because you said in one of your videos that glue and stippling creates a better bond overall. I have felt talon tape on a friends gun and it felt nice, I just never felt what stippling feels like grip wise. I wouldn't think it would be a better grip than the tape. (though i could be wrong)

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@@OTDefense thank you ordered arrowhead, basket weave and straight tip from you gonna be stippling all my firearms

Like driving a car on ice with studs vs without? Traction helps. Hence the reason all gun makers put some form of texture on. Some more aggressive then others.

What a stupid comment lol

As long as the round light plug is still in place, yes. You may have to trim the foam depending on your rig

Not needed with tips like this, especially on a Gen 4. Gen 3 you can just melt the big texture in, or sand if you want. I prefer to leave as much factory material on the frame as I can.

@@OTDefensewhat tip is this and do you recommend stippling the entire outline first?

@@settleschris1965 6min mark forward for about 30 seconds answers both questions:) Outlining first with random tips way easier

@@OTDefense thanks for all your videos! Started practicing with mine today and ordered tips from OT!!

You are welcome! Plugs are mostly removable just kind of a pain:)

Thanks!

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Can be done either way, but if it's a new gun I'd reduce first and stipple after.

all Glocks, but the G36 at this point

Pause at the 20 second mark and you'll see our 'Flat Backstrap'. You can head up and reshape the cut off piece, but I'd recommend you fill the void with a 2 part epoxy since it doesn't have the middle support like our backstrap does.

@@OTDefense Thank you. Yea im trying to figure out how much reshaping of the cut off piece I can get away with, without it looking janky. I think If I do try to, Im drilling a couple holes for pins and epoxying.

First guy to notice that...Semper Fi!

ha, yeah it was an Russian 7.62 burner:)

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Yes

It could as it deflects the brass forward, but it's still throwing it on the 'wrong side' for a lefty.

@@OTDefense Much appreciated. If what Reddit says is true about there being a Gen 3 coming out soon, hopefully the new generation addresses this issue. I'll still get this charging handle nub for comfort though - that goose neck charging handle looks like it'd be rough to manipulate raw. Anyways, thanks again!

SLS nub mod

That's one way to do it. Used to do mine that way until I came up with this jig. Our jig and backstraps allows for a greater reduction beyond the point of dremeling down just shy of the epoxy (to leave factory material to stipple).

Generally not. Honestly if you've only got a single frame reduce it may be better for you money-wise to do an epoxy style reduction.

We do not.

It's my preference as well in most cases. Most of our tips will allow for this technique.