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GRIP DESIGN EXAMPLES
FULL
WRAP AROUND
WRAP AROUND
Everything that can be stippled will be covered – maximum grip.
WRAP AROUND
WRAP AROUND
WRAP AROUND
Artist incorporates the firearm’s stock grip to create a design that resembles a wrap.
SECTIONED
SECTIONED
SECTIONED
Artist incorporates the firearm’s stock grip to create a design that sections the front, sides, and backstrap.
HALF JAK
SECTIONED
SECTIONED
Same as the sectioned grip design except for half of the front section, which wraps seamlessly from the side to the front of the grip.
BORDER DESIGN EXAMPLES
EDGE BORDERS
SHAPED BORDERS
SHAPED BORDERS
Everything that can be stippled will be covered – maximum grip.
SHAPED BORDERS
SHAPED BORDERS
SHAPED BORDERS
Artist incorporates the firearm’s stock grip to create a design that resembles a wrap.
BEAVERTAIL STIPPLING
LOW
MEDIUM
MEDIUM
Visible drop around back of beavertail to maintain stock polish. Stippling a beavertail attachment is also an available option - like the image above.
MEDIUM
MEDIUM
MEDIUM
Follows natural contour of beavertail; either on-line or slight drop from side.
HIGH
MEDIUM
HIGH
Extends up the back of the beavertail for maximum grip.
ACCELERATOR CUT
RIGHT SIDE ACCELERATOR CUT
Accelerator cuts can be done on either side or both. They can be functional, aesthetic, or both. Generally, for a right-handed shooter, you would want a longer cut on the forward right side for your shooter finger when off the trigger. On the left side, a smaller cut can be made further back for your off-hand thumb during presentation. Accelerator cuts can be done in any shape, and with open or closed borders.