Show us your grips!

Sunday Go To Meetin' Commander

Has grips for a seecamp . EVER PRODUCED.

SRT1 .I did see any on your sight .if i missed it i am sorry .old age old eyes.

srt1 nice work .i wish i would have saved all the different types of wood and mtcarta from the westinghouse plant i worked at back in the 1960's:banghead:

WOW I like that P09 it's AMAZING

Here is my M&P maybe not as pretty as some of the custom jobs but at least it HAS grip unlike that other plastic gun. LOL

Bianchi Lightnings on a Model 13. They aren't much to look at, but they work for concealment and recoil control.



ECS

I had to dig deep into old pictures to find these. They are.. different anyway. They are genuine python skin. You sometimes see snakeskin grips, but how often to you see them in green ?

Here's some of my newest spalted maple. They're PC-style with a high gloss finish.

I'll contribute with some Horn grips that I thinned a little bit.






This photo really shows the character of Horn.

It has beautiful properties; they're not just shiny and black.

My favorite. S&W 25-7 .45 Colt, old Farrant grips carved by Kirk Ratajesak.................................................................................................. [/IMG]

Not sure what kind of wood these are, Rosewood? but they look nice and have a really aggressive knurling on them

Howdy Olympus, I like the new grips.

Spalted Maple, huh? Are those for me? They are beautiful.

Spalted Maple, huh? Are those for me? They are beautiful.

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Yessir...those would be one of your sets! The second set was finished last night and are currently drying with their 4th coat of finish. The second set I believe to look even better than those! These two sets are easily the best ones I've made yet. I don't get many requests for the beveled bottom, so it took some trial error to get the bevel just right. But I finally hit pay dirt and the results are just as good as any made from a CNC machine. I'll have them shipped to you by the weekend.

Here's the latest two sets that I've finished. If your style is a little on the wild side, these might do the trick for you. The grips are both box elder burl that are pressure injected with acrylic dyes. The purple set is sold to another forum member here. The grips are bobtail cut with bevels on both the bottom edge as well as the bobbed edge. The green and yellow set is a standard set and is for sale.

Browning Hi Power with Spiegel's



Rock Island Armory Tactical with Hogue Ironwood Double Diamonds


Stainless CZ75B with factory Cocobolo's


Neoprene Wrap Around's with the PARA USA medallions on my LTC Lightweight

What?????- No Big Dog Grips?

Alright.

I confess that I love ivory. Even though I'm an animal lover who doesn't hunt and opposes things like dog fighting, bullfighting, and other cruelty to animals (I don't oppose fair sport hunting I just don't do it) I can't help myself when it comes to ivory stocks. I have several 1911s wearing ivory and a couple of revolvers.

One of the 1911s:





This is actually fake ivory but it has a genuine diamond inset beneath the scrimshawed emblem:





A Colt SAA with ivory:





More fake ivory on some fake Colts:





An engraved S&W with ivories and some fancy leather:





A Smith with polished stag stocks:





A pre-war S&W with polished buffalo horn stocks:





An older, rough looking Model 40 with service style stags:

That's a new one Dr. Rob

Here is still one of my favorite grips, wish the guy was still around so I could get some more made for my other pistols.