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Show me your Culina.....
I have a couple of revolvers that may need a new pair of shoes. Specifically, a 629 Classic and a 686. I have looked at the Culina grips and they are beautiful. If you don't mind sharing, please show me your Culina grips. It's an investment and I need to convince myself to part with the coin. Thanks.
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I can't. He has not finished them yet. But I guarantee everyone will see them when I get them.
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I have six of his presentation grade grips. Only have pics. of 3 of them.
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03-27-2017, 10:19 PM
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I have six of his presentation grade grips. Only have pics. of 3 of them.
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Which woods are those made of?
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03-27-2017, 10:21 PM
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I have six of his presentation grade grips. Only have pics. of 3 of them.
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Thanks for the pics Ben and thanks for your service.
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03-27-2017, 10:43 PM
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Here's a few of mine .....
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03-28-2017, 12:15 AM
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Here are mine on a Pre 27 Nickel. I like them a lot.
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Here are my English Walnut, exhibition grade, square N frame stocks.
Before checkering.
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629 with Birdseye Maple
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Here are a few pages of Kurac grips to drool on. It's a bit of a zombie thread but well worth going back to.
Kurac Grips! Post your pics
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Wow!! These are great pics everyone. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more.
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Which woods are those made of?
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First set is feather crotch honey Bastogne Walnut, pictures do not do these grips justice. They look unbelievable in hand. I cannot bring myself to mount them on a gun, they are truly a work of art and I keep them in my showcase with other pieces of art.
second set is some fantastic Carlo Burl and then a great set of roasted Birdseye Maple.
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Recently posted in its own thread, but sharing some photos again.
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These are great threads because we get to see so many type woods used. My only pair are cocobola, or is it cocobolo? Whatever it is, I wanted a very dark pair of grips, preferring the richness of the dark color to flashy grain. But when you look up close all the grain is there, and still has bookend matching direction of grain on the bottom.
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My model 28-2 with Maple John Culina grips.
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