Best Aftermarket Grips

[StonewallRuger]

I have a GP100 6", SRH 9.5", and a Bearcat, all in stainless. I want to get custom grips for all of them someday. I think I'm going to go with Sack Peterson's stag grips on the Bearcat.

Can y'all post some pictures of some nice grips (not rubber) that could give me some ideas so I can figure out what I want?

Thanks.

 

[Robb Barnes]

Here are some examples for you

Macassar Ebony by Cary Chapaman

Sambar Stag fit by Andy Horvath

Elk antler sanded smooth

Dall Sheep horn by Fishpaw

French Walnut by Fishpaw

Box Elder Burl by John Gallagher

 

[StonewallRuger]

Thank you! I very much like the burled woods such as French walnut and Maple. I'm looking for a darker wood to complement the stainless steel's brightness.

Other suggestions/pictures would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Anonymous]

Those are some beauties

 

[Jimbo357mag]

I always foud these grips interesting:
http://nill-grips.com/Revolver-Grips_105.html

Can't say I know anything about them though.

...Jimbo

 

[StonewallRuger]

Any more? Come on, guys!

 

[operator]

Elk Stag by Executioner (Patrick Grashorn)

 

[mm6mm6]

Birdseye Maple by Cary Chapman ( www.clccustomgrips.com ):

American Elk by Patrick Grashorn:

 

[StonewallRuger]

These are great! Any more pictures/ideas? I'm thinking about getting an inlaid grip, maybe with a rattlesnake or horse or something. Cimarron makes a "Man With No Name" 1851 Navy conversion and SAA like Clint Eastwood used in the trilogy. I like the look of the grips, but want something like them on my GP100. Just trying to be unique.

 

[w5lx]

Micarta grips on a Single Six. I don't know who made them....they came on the gun.

 

[danjoe2006]

I HAVE SACK'S STAGS ON ONE OF MY BEARCATS AND ONE OF MY VAQUEROS. I'M VERY HAPPY WITH HIS WORK. BY THE WAY, STAGS LOOK GREAT ON A BEARCAT.

 

[BlkHawk73]

Koa on brass by Klamath River

Curly Red Oak by our own 41Magnum

http://www.klamathriverwoodworks.com/

 

[gak]

These are all great. I'm one of the few I think that likes the "jigged or jiggered bone" grips (I guess incorrectly called 'stag' over the years by many including me)--you know the 50s/60s Grade B Western ones made famous by Cheyenne (Clint Walker) and others. They were originally cheap plastic - on Great Western SAA clones - but still looked the part. Kids cap guns followed suit. Anybody know of some "real" or hi quality faux jigged grips? I've seen some advertised by Buffalo Bros and Gungrips. Any others? I hope this does not hijack the OP, but contribute to the mix of choices to consider.

 

[308longdistance]

American Holly by Cary Chapman (CLC Custom Grips)

Feather Figured Book Matched Walnut by CLC Custom Grips

 

[Sonnytoo]

I'm impressed by all of the beautiful handwork. Well Done.
I need to get off my butt and trya pair or two. I have the wood; I have the time...
Sonnytoo