Show us your grips!

[sigsteve]

Here's my grips from Sarge at "The Finer Grain"

Macassar Ebony wood grips on my DW RZ-10.


Thuya Burl wood grips on my DW CBOB Classic.


Another pic of the two of them.

 

[mesinge2]

Those bobtail grips are sweet!

 

[HammerheadSSN663]

 

[Olympus]

Desert Ironwood

 

[bwsmith2850]

A couple homemade grips on my Ballester-molina after Olympus' advice and delivery of the right tools.

Red Oak w/ rosewood stain.


The squeamish may want to look away. All I can say is I have 2 daughters who helped pick the wood. Purple heart wood just with clear poly.

 

[labhound]

My CZ 83 with grips by Paul from Designergrips.com

 

[Olympus]

A couple homemade grips on my Ballester-molina after Olympus' advice and delivery of the right tools.

I'm glad I could be of assistance. Those grips look great. Keep up the good work!

 

[bwsmith2850]

Thanks again for the advice.

Those who complain about decorum here should note that a guy that makes and sells grips will take time to offer advice to a amateur. Advice that might cost him money in lost orders. It’s not a real 1911 so his won’t fit but the advice will transfer to real ones.

 

[Cokeman]

Wow! Who made those? They are screwing with my eyes.

 

[mesinge2]

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[ScratchnDent]

 

[Olympus]

Desert Ironwood for a full sized frame this time. These grips are unfinished and have been wiped with mineral spirits to show what they will look like when a finish is applied.

 

[jhallrv4]

I could have sworn I got into this thread already, but can't find the grips.
So, here's some more Executioner (Grashorn's Grips) Elk Stag.

 

[bartsitarski]

I am surprised there were no Makarovs or P64s pictured... Well, here you go AND, I just love the original factory VIS grips

 

[mesinge2]

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[Olympus]

Big leaf maple.

 

[Olympus]

More desert ironwood wiped with mineral spirits.



This is some stuff I've never worked with before. It's redwood. It was surprising to see all the eyes and the herringbone figure in the wood. It was really, really dry so it took about 12 coats of Tru-Oil.

 

[MCgunner]

I don't think Sanbar Stag is available anymore. Ajax grips is gone, too, where I got these. Stag is my favorite grip material for SA revolvers and it also works well on 1911s IMHO.

 

[MCgunner]

I am surprised there were no Makarovs or P64s pictured... Well, here you go AND, I just love the original factory VIS grips

Nice P35. They had one at a local pawn shop a while back missing safeties and such and wanted entirely too much for it. They do seem to have a lot of collector value if you search and price some on the net, at least the NAZI issue ones. Guy I used to work with has one, was his dad's bring home from WW2. I bet that thing is worth some collector value, never new it at the time.

I've yet to order the grips for my P64 I just bought. I want the thumb rest ones, thinkin' it'll help control the amazing amount of muzzle flip the little toot has. Might cost me a little width in the pocket, though. Haven't made up my mind, yet.

 

[Olympus]

Royal blue and cream box elder burl grips.

 

[bushmaster1313]

Hogue extreme aluminum grips on Sig 226.
Thinner than wood or rubber (I have a small hand)
Firm positive feel.
Got them as cosmetic seconds on the Hogue auction site:
http://www.hogueauction.com/

 

[Kingofthehill]

Bushmaster- Those are SLICK!... very form fitting. look like a quality piece

 

[bushmaster1313]

Those are SLICK!... very form fitting. look like a quality piece

Highest quality aftermarket product I ever bought.
And the pretty blue color really dresses up an otherwise drab looking gun!

 

[Silvanus]

Nill Grips on my model 19-4

 

[Weevil]

Quilted Northern White Ash.