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1) My 1st gen Colt .45 with one piece Ivory grips. Factory letter states was shipped to their San Francisco office Jan 16, 1900 and was all blue.
Knife was purchased about 1945 at Sears and was made in Louisville, Ky
2) My 1st gen Colt .45 with stag grips which probably date back to the early 1900, mfg date of this Colt is 1909. Knife is a custom Morseth that I have had for over 20 years.
3)Both Colt's together.
- Happy Trails 1 2 3
Thought you might like a couple of pix of some Elephant Ivory grips. I had a pair of New Generation Smith & Wesson Schofield's engraved, silver plated and with checkered Ivory grips done by Jim Alaimo at Nutmeg Sports earlier this year. Nutmeg Sports, LLC - Gun List . Nutmeg usually does Colt's but they took on the S&W project and did a great job.
I had the leather for these fine S&W's custom made by Wm. Brown Leather of Tombstone,AZ. They did a top notch job too. Contact WM Brown Holster .
- Harrison Carroll
1st generation Colt factory ivories with deep dish antique silver medallions on my 3rd gen Colt SAA .357. Glass top presentation case
- Hellwood 1 2
This is my first attempt at grip making. I whittled a chunk of elk
antler into some grips for my Uberti New Model Russian. I probably
should have started with wood and a more basic shape to re-create, but I
never do things the easy way. I think they turned out pretty good for a
first time effort (if I do say so myself).
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1) Old old silver plated and engraved .44 Colt cal. most of the plating and engraving worn off. Real ivory grips. Still shoots.
2) Bowie knife made by Hyrum Hunter of Aurora, Utah India stag handle.
3) .32 H&R mag main match guns with full size alloy frames and ejector housings. India stag grips. Very light and fast.
4) .32 Super Bishawk. Ruger6.5".32 H&R magsingle six Super Blackhawk with Bisley hammer & ivory polymer.
5) .45 Super Bisquero. 6" Super Blackhawk with Bisley hammer, long ejector rod housing and ivory grips.
6) Ruger Single Six .22 side match guns, 5.5". Vintage polymer grips.
7) Ruger single six .22mag 4 5/8" SS grip frame, ejector housing and cylinder. Bisley hammer, custom sights and ivory polymer.
8) Main match Ruger 45Cs with Ajax faux stag grips.
9) Ruger main match backup and speed match gun, notice where the trigger is. India stag grips.
10) Ruger Stainless Bisley. My long range Pistol match gun. Elk stag grips by Ken Elliott.
11) S&W "lemon sqeezer" .38 S&W with pearl grips and .38 Spl. derringer with 2nd cut India stag grips
12) Freedom Arms M353 7.5" .357 and 6" .454 Casull both with Black micarta grips. My .357 main match guns and dagger, India stag on all.A slick as snot set of guns.
13) Freedom arms M252s. one 22 lr and one 22mag. Black and green laminated grips.
14) Ruger old army with factory Super blackhawk brass frame and India stag grips.
15) Ruger 45C SS custom sights and ivory polymer
16) Ruger .44 mag pack gun. Barrel cut to 5" Alloy grip frame and ejector housing. Bowen rear sight, custom front. Hogue ebony grips
17) Damascus dagger made by Hank Shows and Hyrum Hunter.
18) My main match rig. 2 Ruger vaqueros and damascus dagger all with India stag grips. My own leatherwork.
19) Matched pr. old model 3 screw Rugers. Grips are ivory polymer and are exactly the same color though not in the picture. One is .44 mag other is .30 carbine.
20) Bull barrel Ruger .44 mag cut to 6" with long ejector housing and ivory micarta grips.
22)Mervin-Hulbert 44/40. Real pearl grips.
23)Top one is Elk, the other 3 are Red Stag.
Bought a piece of stag about a foot long for $30 and got these 3 grips from it and have enough left for a
knife handle. The guns, top to bottom: Ruger Bisley .357 71/2" blue; Ruger Bisley .44 mag 7 1/2" Stainless, Bowen rear sight, long ejector housing, free spin pawl, trigger set back , no transfer bar, long range pistol;
Ruger Super blackhawk .44 mag, 5" barrel, Bowen rear sight, patridge front, alloy frame & ejector housing , free spin pawl, built for packing and hunting;
S&W 1887 Safety Hammerless "lemon sqeezer" .38 S&W pocket pistol.
- I R Blind
3rd gen Colt, .44spcl, 5.5", nickel, with beautiful stag grips
- Irish Red O'Tool
5 1/2" Stainless Ruger Vaqueros with Ajax Buffalo Polymer grips.
- Jack Burns
I had Tom Sargis (Kid Yates) at Bozeman Trail Arms, Mfr. put these Extra Fancy walnut grips on my Consecutively numbered 3rd Gen. Colts.
The picture is good, but it does not do them total justice. They all almost perfect matches of each other.
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1,3-6)An Armi San Paolo (Euroarms of America) stainless Remington .44 New Model Army before and after its conversion to a .45 Auto Blacksmith's Special.
The pistol now sports a 5" barrel, a handcrafted brass dovetail front sight, handmade teak grips with a tung oil finish, and a blued Kirst .45 ACP cartridge cylinder. The revolver's frame has been ported to match the ported Kirst Konverter, enabling the loading of cartridges without removing the cylinder. The blued cylinder pin retaining clip is also from Kirst.
The original blackpowder cylinder still works fine.
2)The revolver before its 'conversion'
7)The revolver pictured with the original black powder cylinder, and it's new
'preferred' load; five standard UMC (Remington) .45 ACP hardball cartridges,
with 230 grs MC bullets at 835fps generating 356 ft-lbs energy.
8) On the left is the second .45 Auto Blacksmith's Special. Similar to its
'sibling' on the right, it is a nickeled Pietta .44 New Model Army with a
4 3/8" barrel, an original unported Kirst Konverter, and a cylinder pin
retaining clip that has also been nickeled.
9)Here's a family of Remingtons with the most recent addition in the center
for comparison, a .36 Pietta 1858 New Model Navy in stainless
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1-5 here's some pics of my original 1884 Colt Artillery 45,US Stamped/Original antique one piece ivory grips-grips were made in 1884 also
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This is a carved replica of an old Franzite
grip. The material is a faux ivory which is basically like what they make
these new fake teeth out of. It was carved and fitted by Bob Leskovic. It is
an exact copy of the grip used by Alan Ladd on his Colt in the movie "Shane".
Its on a US Firearms "China Camp"
2) Shane rig
3) Imitation ivory grips on a Ruger Old Model Blackhawk, modified by Wes Flowers, and engraved by E. Koevenig of South Dakota.
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These are Ruger Vaqueros in 45LC.One has eagle grips that have been laser engraved by L&L Grips in Cartersville Ga.770-386-3000 www.awardsplusmore.com. The birdshead grip pistol.Both the gripstrap and real turquiose grip panels are made by myself. This gun also has been tuned and is my favorite gun. My plans are to engrave them both.
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RVs .357, grips and laser engraving on grips & holsters by Russ N. and Fox E. Hound. These are my original cartoon characters. Grips are imitation ivory, Russ N. gets them at cost from PaloDuroKid and laser engraves to the customer's specification, even from photographs! I settled for my hand drawn alter egos.
"Grumpy the Dust Bunny"
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These are my colt Custom Gun Shop Single Action Armies. They have consecutive serial numbers and are .45 Colt with 7 1/2" barrels. Both are adjusted to the same common point of aim (In the Center). These are the most recent 3 generation guns with the removable bushings. They have One piece Elk Horn Grips that I fit to them. The Holster rig is from Jeff Morrow of Shooting Star Saddlery in Niarada, MT. The rig took 5 months to have made but was well worth it.
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Here's a picture of my mainmatch Colt SAA's. The grips are powdered ivory and polymer mix, and they age just like the real thing. They were white when I got them 12 years or so ago. Bought them at a gun show, but have not seen them in a while. Holsters are by Old West Reproductions
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These "Birds Head" grips are made of a resin material that were purchased
from "GripMaker". They came in the white and I did the stain job myself.
As a comparison you can see what real Stag grips are like on my Officers
size 1911. I wanted my Cimarron Thunderers to look different so I had just
the frames nickel plated and left everything else blue.
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1-2) Here's a couple of pics of my Colt SAA 2nd generation.
3)A 58 and one with a Kirst over Hickok's hand.
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The "Maple Sugar's Maple Leaf" grips on my 32 vaquerita. I get compliments on
these all the time. Russ N. Hound made the grips -- he created a mold for the
vaquerita grips, and made these out of pearlite that was dyed red at my request.
The result looks something like burled maple. Russ also did the Maple Leaf
engraving, to match the stock on my Model 97 (also pictured), which was refinished
from the original lacquer finish and woodburned by my good pard Cajun Fire,
SASS #22314.
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1) Cimmaron Model P .45LC
2,3)Buffalo Brothers Duke grips on a Millinium
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1) is one of my AWA .45lc match guns. All the grips are made by Gripmaker and fitted by me.
2-3)my AWA .357 match guns and one holster of one of the rigs I made.
4)My '58 (LOL, don't tell Col F I said that)with the R&D cylinder conversion.
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'Miss Ruby' has a red and black theme going on and I made sure my rig and guns matched too!
The guns are stainless Ruger 357's. I haven't had them long but love shooting with them. My red grips were made out of resin by my very good friend Aimless Lee who lives in Blenheim, New Zealand.
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The buffalo grips, from Bufalo Brothers, are on a 45 blackhawk, the 'Flur di lies' are on the Cimarron Thunderer and the stags are on my original Schofield,but will fit the new model Schofields as well. The Buffalo grips will also fit the Ruger Vaquero and look mighty fine
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1) These Holstein Grips belong to my wife, CALAMITY JOANNE. They were scrimshawed by my brother-in-law, RUSTY SPITTOON of Denver
2) The "Mustang Gregg" were also done by RUSTY SPITTOON.
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