Star Firestar Restoration
- Thread starter Jaxinc
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I'm glad your wife is happy. That pink kinda hurts my eyes.
indy1919a4
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May I be real forward here and just ask, so how much about does it cost to do a handgun like that..?? Also how much time does it take??
RA40
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I've wanted to do a Hello Kitty theme for the Mrs. 
bannockburn
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Definitely not my ever choice but if makes her happy, then so be it.
One last step would be to rejuvenate the grips. It would make the gun look a lot better in my opinion.
Could have been far worse lol There were far brighter shades of pink, so I suggested the darkest one. Came out fairly well imo
Charged 200 flat for the Firestar, and a tad more for the BM because I had other things done to it.
That's next one the list. She does wood working as a hobby and was thinking of making her own, while I'm looking at some grips from https://www.altamontco.com/pistol-grips/star/star The Rosewood specifically.
Those rosewood grips would look good on that gun (in my opinion).
KevininPa
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I was going to suggest Tillander grips for pink but rosewood would be great. I applaud her taste. No probs here with the pink, it's her firearm! Us guys change ours to our tastes. Why can't the ladies! Just tell her;
You go girl! And introduce your friends!
You go girl! And introduce your friends!
Garandimal
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Had one in .40.
Solid pistol.
She should love it.
GR
Solid pistol.
She should love it.
GR
indy1919a4
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bfox
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I think it's a great job ! I like old looking guns some bluing gone and maybe a small scratch or two .
Guess I like it to have the disressed look , kinda like me !
Guess I like it to have the disressed look , kinda like me !
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