GRASHORN GUNWORKS GRIPS

[crazyphil]

I've been slobbering over you folks photos of Grashorn grips
for quite some time now. I finally got around to contacting
Patrick. And I am sure glad I did.

What a pleasant experience. He helped me decide what I wanted.
Then he had them in my mailbox in less time than it took me to
decide.

Here they are on my S&W Model 10-5 with 2" barrel. I think they
are quite snazzy, and go well with my Puma Prince knife. The
holster is the Special Agent (pigskin) by Lawrence on a Haugen's
gunbelt.

 

[kraynky]

Quite snazzy indeed! A match made in heaven. I'm doing the same procrastinating about a set for my 66-1 snubby. I think you may have pushed me over the edge. Congratulations!

 

[Iggy]

Patrick is one fine feller. I have several guns with his grips on them.
That's the burden you bear when you only live 20 miles from him.

 

[BAM-BAM]

Patrick is one fine feller.
That's the burden you bear when you only live 20 miles from him.

That would be way cool....... would love to hang out with him..........


cost me a fortune....... but would be cool

 

[eb07]

He is awesome!!

Love your new stocks!

 

[KalamazooKid]

Love em Phil! I’m very fond of the pair on my 10-7, they feel great. Pictured with an M64 .....

 

[Inusuit]

I have Pat's elk stag grips on a 15-6, and his rams horn on my 28-2.

Iggy, we might be neighbors. It's about 20 miles from my house to Pat's. He did a special plexiglas grip for a dewat S&W we use in NRA Basic Pistol Class. One instructor found a plexiglas side plate, and Pat made the grip for us at no charge. He's a stand up guy.

 

[bronco45]

Phil those grips make that set up look stellar. Have a set of Grashorns on a 67 Colt DS, nickel.

 

[crazyphil]

These grips are much better looking in person than they are in my
picture. I'll try another shot. See below. It's not the grips. It's
the photgrapher.