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    Aces Wild! New grips for my 40-1. PICS

    The grips look great. The detail is strong, still sharp towards the base of the spade. You are making me ambitious with the Dremel tool.
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    Home Made Grips

    jrm53, You are correct. Sycamore. MAG-NUM, thank you for the encouragement. Those Corian grips you recently made look excellent. You must be a good shot with that steady Dremel hand. Vulcan Bob, thank you very much for the compliment. You should try making some yourself if you have the...
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    Warning: Compassionate but really good, bad and ugly Model 57 Rescue

    That is a feel good sight. Very nice!
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    Twin Frankenstein K-frame .38 Snubbies

    Very inspiring!
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    Home Made Grips

    Mr. Wilson: My revolver shoots very well - topples bowling pins at 50 yards with ease. You have a very nice collection. Do you have any examples of stocks you have manufactured yourself? PhilOhio: Thank you for sharing your knowledge, your grips look great. Thanks to you, I purchased an...
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    Home Made Grips

    Recently made my first gun purchase, a 5" Model 1905 4th Change in Nickel. I am very happy with it. After shooting it a while, I decided I might get a better handle on it with a new pair of grips. Some time later, I ended up with these: A very nice learning experience. Excited about the...
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    How to Refinish Wood Grips

    Would also recommend... Consider lightly scouring the surface of the grips with a #0000 steel wool pad when you pull them from the solvent soak. When/if you choose to apply a Tung Oil Finish, consider sanding the Tung Oil in with 220 grit sand paper, or perhaps scouring it in with #0000 steel...
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    Hello, from Ohio.

    A friend sold me a Model 1905, 4th Change .38 Special. First firearm purchase; I am very satisfied. Found this website searching for dis/reassembly information. Wish to glean and share here. Kind Regards, Will from Ohio
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