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Old 01-21-2014, 01:29 PM
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these two Walnut sets will be donated to a NRA Event in North Carolina.

Walnut Crotch.







Curly Walnut.








Box Elder Burl for a modified Ruger Super Blackhawk grip frame.





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Never seem to amaze me with the craftsmanship of your grips, beautiful work.
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You do some beautiful work! Do you ever do tiger stripes? I'm thinking along the lines of the way some guys "burn" (or whatever the correct term is) the stocks on their M14's.
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Never seem to amaze me with the craftsmanship of your grips, beautiful work.
I guess i'll have to try harder to amaze you then

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You do some beautiful work! Do you ever do tiger stripes? I'm thinking along the lines of the way some guys "burn" (or whatever the correct term is) the stocks on their M14's.
thanks!

no, I've never intentionally burnt a set of grips lol, I have used tiger stripe maple though.
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There again, nice looking stuff . My buddy gets in on the 28th, can't wait to see his face when I give him the grips!
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I guess i'll have to try harder to amaze you then

thanks !
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no, I've never intentionally burnt a set of grips lol, I have used tiger stripe maple though.
HAHA - fair enough. I didn't see a pic on your website. Can you post one here?
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HAHA - fair enough. I didn't see a pic on your website. Can you post one here?
well I wish I could but I'm afraid I can't, I made them back when I first started making grips and I didn't take pictures of everything I made.
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well I wish I could but I'm afraid I can't, I made them back when I first started making grips and I didn't take pictures of everything I made.
Too bad. I've never considered custom grips until now and really think that style would be sharp! If you come across the proper wood in the future, please keep me in mind, thanks much.
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