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the key is to have lots of 1911's and lots of grips for each one.
Problem with that is then your pistol will act like your wife/girlfriend...."What shall I wear to the range today? Hmmm.....I'll be ready in a moment..."
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Problem with that is then your pistol will act like your wife/girlfriend...."What shall I wear to the range today? Hmmm.....I'll be ready in a moment..."
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Full Size, Camel Bone.








Full Size, Walnut Crotch.








Officer Size, resin casted black locust burl.





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Hey, I recognize those

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Hey, I recognize those

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officer size, stabilized Buckeye Burl.







turquoise Box Elder Burl for a Birdshead Ruger.



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Very nice . I see you subscribed to another gun part of the month club.
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Some beautiful workmanship there ! Any luck with the desert ironwood yet?
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Some beautiful workmanship there ! Any luck with the desert ironwood yet?
thank you H erb!

no luck on the ironwood yet everything I've been able to find with great figure is to small even for 1911 grips.

I might however be able to get some of that thuya burl that's big enough, can you give me an exact length and width so I know for sure?
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Box Elder Burl for a Ruger 22/45.




full size, Turquoise Maple Burl.





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