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Old 03-23-2015, 06:58 PM
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Had some spare time this weekend. Been meaning to get some guns out and swap a few grips around. These are all 629-1's wearing Herrett's stocks, trooper's, shooting master's and a new to me set of thumb rest target stocks. The cell phone photos really don't cut it for some of these, they look much nicer in hand.
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Old 03-23-2015, 07:08 PM
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I really like Herrett grips. I check ebay all the time for bargains but I haven't found any yet. I like #1 and #3 the best
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Old 03-23-2015, 10:20 PM
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Nice Herrett's!!! And I must say that you have a very nice display for them too ... Very nice!
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I love herretts grips, those all look amazing! I just lost a set of J frame RBs on ebay a few weeks ago.
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I love herretts grips, those all look amazing! I just lost a set of J frame RBs on ebay a few weeks ago.
There was a set for sale on the forum a few weeks back. I've never tried them on a j but I bet they'd be nice on an older 36 or 60.
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Nice rack Chris! They all look great, especially the set on the first gun. What kind of wood is that?
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Nice rack Chris! They all look great, especially the set on the first gun. What kind of wood is that?
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Troopers in fancy walnut. You've seen them before.
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They still look good the second go round!
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Those are nice. Really sharp.

I've been told these are Herters, but I have no idea if that's true or not. They're not marked in anyway. I got them off E-bay for next to nothing really.

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I need a new picture of that gun. Sun was all wrong.
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Thought you guys would like to see another pair.
I'm refinishing these for an old gun crank friend of mine, forum member bob1956. They are a gorgeous pair of troopers, that I believe where owned by Warren Center (of Thompson Center arms). Maybe Bob will chim in.
I should have taken a before photo but didn't. Here they are after 6 coats of true oil, ready for a lite buffing and final coat.
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I've been told these are Herters, but I have no idea if that's true or not. They're not marked in anyway. I got them off E-bay for next to nothing really.

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Those look like sile's to me.
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Nice work Chris, they did come in a box from Warren Centers estate. I was lucky enough to get a couple of crumbs that fell thru the cracks in the floor when the auction went down. There were some incredible guns in that lot but they all made their way to that border town in Maine. If those grips are as nice as they look I'll have to give u a bonus. Maybe a set of magna's for highway patrolman you just got. I knew a had the right guy on the job. I can make anything out of metal but wood is not my niche. Thanks in advance,
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I just realized, this is why God made trees!!!! Very nice display, Theo
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Nice work Chris, they did come in a box from Warren Centers estate. I was lucky enough to get a couple of crumbs that fell thru the cracks in the floor when the auction went down. There were some incredible guns in that lot but they all made their way to that border town in Maine. If those grips are as nice as they look I'll have to give u a bonus. Maybe a set of magna's for highway patrolman you just got. I knew a had the right guy on the job. I can make anything out of metal but wood is not my niche. Thanks in advance,
Well, its not my nich either...

Now you've got me on the hook, proper wood for the HP wood be nice..

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