David LaPell
Blackhawk
I want a set of custom grips for my Ruger 50th Anniversary .44 Mag which has the internal lock. Who are the guys here that make custom grips, (other than Grashorn's) and do they do grips like these?
Custom grips for internal lock revolvers
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45flattop
Single-Sixer
David
At least one of the people you seek and one who does superb
work is Cary Chapman or "CLC" on this and other forums, here is his
website and email addresses:
http://www.clccustomgrips.com/
[email protected]
Hope this helps............John
Duh, Cary, forgive my typo earlier on your email address, its corrected now.
At least one of the people you seek and one who does superb
work is Cary Chapman or "CLC" on this and other forums, here is his
website and email addresses:
http://www.clccustomgrips.com/
[email protected]
Hope this helps............John
Duh, Cary, forgive my typo earlier on your email address, its corrected now.
Aggie01
Blackhawk
Both of my lock midframes wear American Holly grips by Carl Schultz.
find him at:
http://www.privatescustomgrips.com
find him at:
http://www.privatescustomgrips.com
I've bought mine from Bear Paw Grips. Once I wrapped my hands around this grip the first time, I found the grip style that is for 'me'. And the fit is good too. First one was for the .44 50th BTW. Now I have this style of grips on four of my guns. Eventually all others will get the treatment as well....
http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Bearpaw-Rug ... QQ_armrsZ1
My .44 .
http://www.rugerforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
Other revolvers :
http://www.rugerforum.net/showthread.php?t=15213
Haven't used Cary or Carl's grips yet, but they do look very nice and have good feedback on their products.
http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Bearpaw-Rug ... QQ_armrsZ1
My .44 .
http://www.rugerforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
Other revolvers :
http://www.rugerforum.net/showthread.php?t=15213
Haven't used Cary or Carl's grips yet, but they do look very nice and have good feedback on their products.
flatgate
Hawkeye
Ruger sells a few grips for the "L" guns, as well.
I have the white plastic examples on a few of my "L" model Safe Queens.
flatgate
I have the white plastic examples on a few of my "L" model Safe Queens.
flatgate
contender
Ruger Guru
That's exactly the very same reason I made some of my own stocks. I aquired 4 NM guns this year that all had the infernal lock system,, and I did not enjoy the plastic checkered ones supplied,, so I made my own. It can be done,,!
forum member pvtschultz (aka Carl) makes some awfully nice grips for a very reasonable price.
The set i have has a little more girth than factory grips, which is exactly how Carl explained they would be. Gives me a little more to get a handle on. Which might just be the ticket for some folks.
I am pleased with how Carl treated me and the final product.
~c.r.
The set i have has a little more girth than factory grips, which is exactly how Carl explained they would be. Gives me a little more to get a handle on. Which might just be the ticket for some folks.
I am pleased with how Carl treated me and the final product.
~c.r.
Check Klamath River Woodworks too. They make outstanding grips!
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Forum member "41 Magnum" makes some darn nice grips, too:
Crummy lighting, but you get the idea. Those are his "extended" panels for the 50th Anniversary guns.
-- Sam
Crummy lighting, but you get the idea. Those are his "extended" panels for the 50th Anniversary guns.
-- Sam
pete44ru
Hunter
These are the Ruger Custom Grips, flatgate referred to above, although I elected checkered Rosewood ILO white Sim Ivory for my .45 New Vaquero with the internal lock.
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