New Ivory

[PRM]

Added a couple of more sets of ivory. The SAA has pre-1972 Walrus Ivory done by MD Grips. The Model 36-1 has pre-ban elephant ivory by Jerry Meacham.

 

[horsemen61]

Just beautiful

 

[BWB]

Nothing quite like it.

 

[Barry the Bear]

Is walrus ivory more affordable than say elephant?

 

[gbran]

Fantastic

 

[PRM]

Is walrus ivory more affordable than say elephant?

The vendor I have bought my pre-ban elephant ivory through gets $500 for an SAA. I have seen other vendors charging around $600.

The Walrus Ivory grips for the SAA were $300 - so yes, they were considerably cheaper.

 

[bannockburn]

PRM

Very nice ivory and with two of my favorite revolvers: Colt SAA and a S&W Model 36 with a 3" barrel! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Cocked & Locked]

Good Stuff right there PRM !

 

[Tusker10mm]

GREAT SHOW!!! When I got this 1917 from 1937 contract, the stocks didn't match of course. I had this pair of vintage Walrus Ivories laying around so I tried them here. Later I added a Tyler I had and the stocks seem to work just fine. A Walrus is one tough beast-- I thought about installing pre war medallions, but a poll voted leave them alone, so I did.

 

[mdauben]

IMO ivory on a blued SA revolver is a thing of beauty. [emoji7]

 

[CraigC]

Good stuff, the ultimate grip material!

 

[bwdilli]

Picked up this Smith baby Chief Special with a set of J frame combat stocks on it of all things. Later found a set of I frame ivories that work on it. So I figured why not? Seems to work out quite nicely.

 

[bannockburn]

bwdilli

Sweet! Love the old school look!

 

[CraigC]

Sweet!