Laser stippling transforms the grip of a polymer-framed handgun from factory-smooth to aggressive, purpose-built texture that improves control, reduces recoil slip, and gives your pistol a custom look and feel that sets it apart. The gallery below showcases a wide range of laser stippling work completed by Weapon Works LLC on Glocks, Smith & Wesson M&Ps, Sig Sauers, CZs, and other popular polymer-framed handguns.
Unlike hand stippling, which uses a soldering iron to melt the polymer surface by hand, laser stippling uses a precision fiber laser to remove and reshape the grip texture with perfect symmetry, consistent depth, and clean edges every time. The result is a cleaner, more uniform finish than hand stippling can achieve, with the ability to create complex patterns, borders, and designs that are impossible to replicate manually.
Our most popular stippling options include full diamond texture for maximum grip aggression, honeycomb patterns for a balanced feel between grip and comfort, custom geometric and organic patterns for a unique look, and combination designs that blend multiple textures across different grip zones. We also offer stippling with border work for a clean framed edge, double undercuts for a higher grip on the frame, trigger guard undercuts for better finger access, and index point texturing for faster hand placement.
Every stippling job in this gallery was done in-house at our Burlington, NC facility. We stipple Glock 17, 19, 26, 43, 43X, 48, and 45 frames along with M&P, Sig P320, Sig P365, CZ P-10, and most other polymer-framed pistols. If your model isn't listed here, call us — we can likely accommodate it.
Laser stippling is a permanent modification to your frame. The texture is cut directly into the polymer, not applied on top, which means it will never wear off, peel, or fade. Combined with a Cerakote finish, laser stippling gives your handgun a fully custom look and feel from grip to muzzle.
Ready to get your frame stippled? Submit a laser stippling work order to start your project, or call us at 800-556-9498 to discuss your pattern, grip zone coverage, and any additional frame modifications. We accept ship-in projects from anywhere in the US and local drop-offs at our Burlington, NC location. Current turnaround times are listed on our FAQ page.
For Cerakote pattern and camo examples, visit our Pattern Gallery. For laser engraving and bleaching work, see our Laser Gallery.