Micarta Grips...

Which Micarta grip color do you prefer?

  • White

    Votes: 3 30.0%
  • Black

    Votes: 5 50.0%
  • Hybrid (has both black and white in it--Lett makes this)

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other (specify)

    Votes: 2 20.0%

  • Total voters
    10
  • Poll closed .
On what finish gun?

Good question. If you have a preference as to blued vs stainless, include it in a post.

Personally, I like Ivory Micarta on BOTH blued and stainless revolvers.
 
I have Don Collins Ivory Micartas on a 686 snub, and his aged Ivory Micarta on two Js, a 640 and a 649. They will scratch, but can be buffed back with little effort, and are as sweatproof as the guns. NICE looking. He also makes grips from Corian (DuPont countertop material). Put a black set on my .45C MG. Spooky stuff! Dense, works easily, and can be buffed to a fare-thee-well. When buffed out, it reflects light along the edges of the curves, but in the center is dead, total deep black - blackest stuff I've ever seen on a gun or knife handle. Terry Primos handled a small Bowie in Corian from Collins, and the set is spectacular.
 
My personal taste is:


Stainless/High polish/Chrome = Black

Blued/black = White

Case Hardend = Either one or the multi



I like the contrast but, on certain guns styles with a high gloss real dark blueing, the black would look classy too!
 
Here are a couple of my favorite.


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Tony
 
Black, on blue or stainless guns but I think it looks better on stainless. Hopefully I'll be getting that black Micarta from Hogue for my Bisley soon.
 
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