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The "wave" serrations allow more grip than you would think possible from the looks of it. Similar to 25lpi and 30 lpi checkering, slightly more than scallops is my take on it. The harder you grip the gun the more traction you create by the concave nature of the milling. The more relaxed your hand and grip is, the less the traction created.
My intention was to give an excellent grip while under physical stress or retention techniques and allow a more relaxed hand to take advantages of the speed issues of those body mechanics plus the ability to adjust the grip while shooting. With hopefully no negatives while carrying concealed from clothing wear or hanging up the presentation.
I am satisfied with the end result. Another worthwhile alternative to checkering, stimpling, scallops or conamids.
Costs? Same as scallops.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Dane Burns on 2001-07-06 18:21 ]</font>
My intention was to give an excellent grip while under physical stress or retention techniques and allow a more relaxed hand to take advantages of the speed issues of those body mechanics plus the ability to adjust the grip while shooting. With hopefully no negatives while carrying concealed from clothing wear or hanging up the presentation.
I am satisfied with the end result. Another worthwhile alternative to checkering, stimpling, scallops or conamids.
Costs? Same as scallops.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Dane Burns on 2001-07-06 18:21 ]</font>