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Showing off some stags....
I finally have some of Patrick Grashorn's fantastic stags to show off.
That's a large frame Vaquero .44 Mag, a Colt New Service .45 Colt, and a New Vaquero, also in .45 Colt.
I can't praise his work highly enough. They fit perfectly, without my having sent him the grip frames. They feel great in my hand, and their appearance speaks for itself.
This old gal will be my first Smith to get the treatment:
If you've put off getting some for fear the elk is not the equal of sambar stag, I'd say give these a try. I've had both and these are as good or better.
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Beautiful, just beautiful guns and grips Amigo.
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I'm really pleased that they fit your frames. So often, replacement grips don't.
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01-18-2014, 01:37 PM
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very nice stags i particularly like the set on your n.v. i like the "no bark" look. i got a pair of n.v. that are begging for these stocks.
sig: what round is that smith & wesson chambered for?
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I am of the opinion that "fantastic" and "Grashorn" is redundant. I have about a dozen of his grips==Colts and Rugers.
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Originally Posted by kamloops67
very nice stags i particularly like the set on your n.v. i like the "no bark" look. i got a pair of n.v. that are begging for these stocks.
sig: what round is that smith & wesson chambered for?
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Its a .32/20.
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Its a .32/20.
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thats pretty neat ,looks like a necked down 357
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He does great work. He whipped these elk bone (not antler) out for me super fast. He said these were about as big grips he could get out of elk bone. your new grips look great. I really like that New Service.
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Patrick, is a great guy and does super work. I've been lucky enough to have several sets of his Elk grips and I could not be more pleased with the fit, finish, and feel of these grips.
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