Keith Brown Grips
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I'm very much still at. My website gallery is down and having problems with Gmail. I'm working on a new site and that along with making grips and phone calls consumes my days. Also have been slowed with the departure of my youngest son, without him I'm pretty much defenseless concerning the computer. Hope to have it all running properly soon.
Keith
Keith
Thank you Mr. Brown for your post. I like the looks of your work and wanted to see what might be available for a LNIB 19-4 K Frame (round butt) I am about to secure. I want something practical and "pretty" on a blue revolver.
Your gallery isn't working at this time so I can't see any examples of the grips.
Yes not having a computer "guru" around certainly puts one at a disadvantage. When our son left the nest I had to do a crash course in self reliance. It is time consuming and a struggle.
My Son actually does website development. He isn't a graphic artist so his designs concentrate on content and not fluff. His concerns are more on the robustness of the system (up and running) and keeping it viable from a commercial standpoint. That is using it to conduct business and make money.
He is also very much into firearms, both short and long and all the accessories that go along with them. He is a one man show with low overhead and reasonable rates.
If you are interested drop me an email and I will forward.
[email protected] (Knoxville, TN area).
This has been and continues to be some of his major work.
www.4sevens.com
Your gallery isn't working at this time so I can't see any examples of the grips.
Yes not having a computer "guru" around certainly puts one at a disadvantage. When our son left the nest I had to do a crash course in self reliance. It is time consuming and a struggle.
My Son actually does website development. He isn't a graphic artist so his designs concentrate on content and not fluff. His concerns are more on the robustness of the system (up and running) and keeping it viable from a commercial standpoint. That is using it to conduct business and make money.
He is also very much into firearms, both short and long and all the accessories that go along with them. He is a one man show with low overhead and reasonable rates.
If you are interested drop me an email and I will forward.
[email protected] (Knoxville, TN area).
This has been and continues to be some of his major work.
www.4sevens.com
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If you search Keith Brown Grips on this site, you will see quite a few examples of his fine work:)
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I find Mr. Brown's work to be nothing short of spectacular. I have been thinking I want a set of KBs on one of my Smiths but can't decide what to get and which gun to put them on. I have a nearly perfect 29-2 from the 1970s that would look good with the earlier style "Cokes." Or maybe some Roper style target stocks for an 8" M27?
Still trying to decide...
Still trying to decide...
Keith is a super person. He comes to the NE Ohio bunch I formed, drives 3 hours to attend. Last April he had 2 sets of smooth cokes for sale. One K and one N. Couldn't decide which to buy, even took them out in the sun to watch the wood and colors dance around. Stupid thing to do, ended up buying both of em. Now I want a set of ropers, will be ordering soon as soon as I decide on the wood. Was gonna get some hideout ropers but decided to keep the Hogues on the 386 since its so light. Larry
