Some Grips I just finished

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toolslinger

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A friend of mine wanted some synthetic ivories for his '62 Pocket Model so I made him these




In return he gave me a nifty chunk o zebra wood so I made the Dragoon new shoes



 
Friend, if you don't do this for a living, you'd better start. Those Cowboy Action shooters would be lubbin' you to death...

You would really do well by offering DA revolver grips, as well.
 
Thanks all y'all. Powderman so far I have only made grips for myself and a few friends. I usually just trade grip making material for the labor. The biggest problem I have with doing them commercially is that I really need the grip frame they are going on to fit them properly.
I have two ROA's 1 blue and 1 stainless. I made grips for both of them and then made another set for a buddy but fitted them on one of my guns. The grips won't interchange between my two guns and didn't fit his Ruger.
 
Thanks Doc. I am very pleased with the stuff. It works very well. Look at the "Pliable" stuff on the RT website. I'm thinking I might need some of that turquois looking stuff:cool:
 
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You wouldn't need to be an FFL, to receive someone's gripframe (only - no cylinder frame) to fit a set of grips to. :p


Surf a few custom gripmakers (google), to see what good work like yours is going for.


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Zebrano rarely gets the love it deserves

Too bad, really. It's quite striking when paired with steel or brass.
 
One of the many things I have tried and like most of the things I have tried I learned to leave them to those that have a talent as you do.
 
robhof

You're a true craftsman and I know what you mean about not being interchangeable, I have 2 ROA's and @ Blackhawks as well as a Single 6 and all are just enough different as not to be interchangeable, but I have changed out the entire grip frames on all of them and they mostly fit like they were made to be changed out, a much closer fit than the grips to the frame were???:confused::mad:
 
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