If that’s high school wood shop, then those students would be on par with some of the best LAPD stock makers.
I agree. I may have to send them out to be checkered.
Those are lovely! As mentioned, the inletting is superb. I'm surprised that it doesn't have jig marks. I'd leave them as is and not have them checkered.
Not on a gun but I found them on a popular online flea market being sold by a pawn shop. I already asked if they came in on a gun and was told that they were in a box with a bunch of other stocks, mostly stock S&W stocks.
They do look a bit like Fuzzy's work. I also want to say Steve Herrett, but if he made them better call them stocks unless you want him to haunt you. "I pack my clothes in a damned grip!" is what I believe he used to say.
I havent seen any Herretts with a plug so im not so sure. A true mystery for sure.
The inletting is very fine. Lots of small chisel marks where the tight corners were cleaned up by hand.
us.nill-shop.com
Ill have to see if Nill made stocks with a plugLook possibly like a European maker called NILLs grips.
He made rounds at the NPSC and Camp Perry matches for a while. High end quality stuff.
Special Grips for Revolvers
- symmetrical - with finger grooves - round butt grip - open grip back - with thumb rest - with small fixed palmrest - with additional concavely shaped rest for the little
