Showin off new Hakan grips

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The photo's don't do these Hakan Pek grips justice. I think I'm going to call them my Harry Potter grips- the grain morphs with the light, for an interesting and odd effect. The wood is Balbonie. The knife is by local Columbus Knife maker/student M. Shade (another THR member).

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Thanks for posting the pitures of them on your CZ 75 sir, glad you like them :)

Here is a closer shot of the very same grips.

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Folks,

Thanks for the support :)


Regards,

Hakan.
 
The CZ75 with it's bigger .45 friend also wearing a pair of Hakan's grips.

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This thread sucks. I just ordered two pairs of Hakan grips, one for my P-01 and one for my buddy's Colt. I gotta wait 8 weeks before I get mine....AAARG!! Judging from all I've heard and all the pics I've seen, though, it'll be well worth the wait. There should be another Hakan thread around that time, I'll post pics then.
 
Sweet grips I really like that wood. Gonna have to look for some for some knife handles now :D Thanks for stickin my knife in the picture too, hope its holding up for you :cool:
 
redneck: If you get some of that wood.. let me know ....I'll be wantin another Knife!! :D

I've not yet blooded the first one...but the year is young.
 
I might have blooded that one when I made it

"THIS SHOP HAS BEEN ACCIDENT FREE FOR 0 DAYS" ;)

Putting it to work on a deer would be much more fun though, good luck out there.

That really is some pretty wood, an I've never even heard of it before. I'm gonna have to start shopping around.
 
Thanks again folks :)

redneck,

That wood was sent to me from U.S. so, you shouln't have problem finding some :)


Regards,


Hakan.
 
Count me as another extremely satisfied Hakan customer. I just got my cocobolo grips from Mr. Pek yesterday, and they are truly beautiful. Pictures don't really do them justice; they are quite dark, but if I use a lot of light I get bad reflections in the image (I'm no pro photographer either).

On my coffee table:
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With assorted Norwegian and Czech artifacts:
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And the standard gratuitous Czech-mate pic:
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Cheers to Hakan and his fine grips!
 
Thanks Hakan
My main source is the local woodcraft store, and their selection varies. The only stuff I can routinely find that has tight enough figure for peices like a knife handle are rosewood and cocobolo. I'm sure you go through the same thing. What looks beautiful in a 3ft board, can look pretty bland in a grip/stock/scale.
I avoid buying the select pre cut stuff cause its so darn expensive and is never the size I want.

I'll keep an eye out for some of that stuff though, really is some beautiful work :)
 
Thanks again once more folks. Good to see you around Eric,Sven :)

Tanfoglio/Witness grips are difficult but, BHP grips hopefully will be reality not too long from now :)

redneck,

I hear what you say man.That IS the ultimate problem and that's why it's best when the wood has a tight grain figure.

I think Balbonie is actually some kind of Walnut and it's from California.Here is a picture of the whole block.


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Good luck in finding some :)


Regards,

Hakan.
 
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