Thanks, Zane
 

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Wow! Very nice Zane.

Purty!!!!

Very nice:)!

Very nice. are those the same Wilson medallions that got lost in the mail?

Nope. Those are gone. Zane found another set

Good deal. Wasn't sure if he played an evil trick on you.

Looking good pig nanner

Nice grips! Shame that Zane couldn't find better medallions for them.

i'm really Glad you like them Mike! they look a lot better on your Wilson than they did my old Colt.:)

now I wouldn't get to far in this world as a grip maker or as a person by screwing my friends over.:)

got the medallions here http://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=426115 I traded him some medallion work for them.

Nice job Zane! They really look nice.

Awesome grips. Congrat's Pig.. Well done once again Zane..nanner

I didn't let you knock the price down as far as you quoted, considering the lengths you went for me. Also posted pics on 3 forums

well I sure do appreciate that Mike! but you really shouldn't have, and with all the advertising you're doing for me I believe i'll have to add you to the payroll.;)

What are they made of? Camel bone? Nice looking stuff.

Nice looking grips Mike!!

As usual.....fantastic work Zane.:)

Great Looking Grips Mike, but now we need to teach you how not to scratch a knife blade while sharpening it, ask AutoMag aka John he will teach you at the lowest Price......................:D:D


Clyde

Like putting lipstick on a pig...........ah, I mean.........Looks great!

When I sharpen knives, I dull 'em. Thats why I have a 3 drawer toolbox chock full of everything from Case XX to antique straight razors. Only sharp knife I have is a Lapp knife I got from the Norwegian Marines when I was there

thanks H erb! and everyone else!

yep, they're camel bone.

Very nice.

Absolutely fabulous......Congrats to both new owner and craftsman.
Both happy with work completed above and beyond.