[Rob]

Are you for or against coloring in the numbers/letters on your Glocks with white crayons? I've used white nail polish in the past - comes off with ease if you want it to...

 

[mvician]

I think it looks cheesy

 

[blackriderhank]

Stock Glock is perfect out of the box. No changes needed

 

[dprice77]

I like it. I have red on my G19.

 

[Marc1956]

I've done it on several firearms. One mans cheese is another mans bling! Subtle is nice.

 

[ask330]

i vote no. i like them stock.

 

[Rob]

I've done it to a couple of mine.. then i'll erase it off there.. then do it again a couple months later.. heh.

 

[Mteagle1]

I did it to a XD9 that was my Production gun but I haven't bothered with the Glocks as they are primarily my GSSF guns.

 

[Loudcherokee]

I've done it. Got tired of having to re-do it after each range session when the wax would melt out of the letters. Now, on my 23, I've done a major change, and took sandpaper to my slide. Didn't come out the way I wanted, so I'm waiting on some duracoat to get here from Midway. Going to have a titanium slide by next week, hopefully.

LC

 

[Dano]

I think it looks cheesy

I agree.. Not only that, but it's gotta run when the gun heats up
from shooting or summer carry.
Dano

 

[paynewp]

Me personally would not. It's carry and training, I don't someone is going to notice the coloring before you have to use it

 

[propellerhead]

It makes it look cheap. When I see For Sale ads with crayoned slides or stippled grips, I pass.

 

[marlboro man]

I like it to me it looks classy I use red, white, gold, silver, paint. when they are up for sale the buyer really likes the look. to each there own. !

 

[X03WOLF]

I am a "to each his own" kinda guy myself, but I wouldn't do it to my G23.

 

[dirtys0uthfl1]

Like white lettered tires, just not my thang!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Don Glock]

against.......

 

[VolGrad]

It makes it look cheap. When I see For Sale ads with crayoned slides or stippled grips, I pass.

I don't like the color. I do like stipple jobs if they are done well. At least the stippling is functional.

 

[TedG954]

In the "old" days, when guns were actually blued with a high gloss finish, we would wax the finish and the residue would fill the lettering. It looked good on a S&W Model 27.

 

[jlw]

I've never done it, but I have considered it simply for easier visual reference.