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WTB Microtech HALO III Tanto blade, plain edge New or like new/mint conditions. Info: [email protected]

I got the T grip directly from Tyler Manufacturing. It took exactly 3 months for delivery... but it worthed the wait. I have seen several models in eBay and GunBroker ready for delivery as well.

Grips were refinished indeed. First I stripped all the original varnish finish. Then a good polish job and hand rubbed with boiled linseed oil as the new finish. Did a pair of target grips in the same fashion as well:

Just received the Tyler T Grip last week and wanted to share some pics. Now this grip is SWEET! S&W 65-5

Just AWESOME! Congrats.

Thanks! I second your Granddaughter...

Arntzen Targets: 2/3 IPSC Target and Pepper Popper in Brinnel 500 Steel Just arrived to their new home... Getting some makeup for the Holidays... Ready for action Family portrait The Metal Man’s Gongs close-up (camo stand built by me)

No. Just use a clean and dry cotton rag to remove the oil. Apply wax with fingers. I use a microfiber rag (available at any autoshop) to bluff.

Gents, Just wanted to show how wonderful Renaissance Wax Polish works in blue finish. This wax is GREAT for polished stainless... but it is AWESOME in blue finishes. Also used it in the stocks. This stuff is incredible, even in old and pretty worn blue finishes. Sorry no blue...

Greetings S&W Folks, I recently got a new hammer and trigger for a 686-3 Im restoring. Long story short... the original parts were masacred with the most hideous "trigger job" Ive ever seen... and the original owner actually paid for this! Already fitted sear, trigger angle, etc. and got a...

HK, you seem to be well instructed in this mod issue so I guess you are a good person to ask: Why some people dont like this mod? Ive even read unmodified guns are desirable... :confused: So this is just puritanism...? Or the cause of the problem was 99.999% ammo related and is already a...

Interesting... Thanks.

bassoneer, I believe using a Dremel tool in not a good idea... Your best bet is a cotton rag and lots of elbow grease. The trick here is to prepare the surface before the final polish. I used 600 grit sand paper to smooth/clean scratches, nicks and rust spots. Then 1000 followed with 1200...

One more vote for The Belt Man.

Guys, thanks for the kind comments. Im always trying to improve my photo skills, even with my dinosaur 10 yds old Fuji S5100. Just my kitchen top, a place matt and some natural light. My other weakness... Colt D snubs and 1911's. Cobras Detectives S70