NEW MODEL FLAT TOP picture thread?

Thanks Robb ...... Stroh did his accurizing pkg, front site & #5 style base pin. Turnbull did the CCH and nitre blue & Larry Caudill fit the custom Turkish walnut grips from an extraordinary piece of exhibition grade wood I supplied.

JR
 
Shadow, feel free to post a couple more pics of that little Bisley. That is just about dead on for what I have in my head as a custom I want to have put together.
 
My 2009 Lipsey's exclusive .44 Special 4 5/8" with Cary C's birdseye maple stocks, Turnbull case hardening, and 75% coverage American Scroll engraving by Michael Gouse (with Skeeter Skelton's cattle brand on the backstrap):







 
ncRobb ...... here's a pic of the right side of my Lipsey 4 5/8" Bisley flat-top. Notice the right side panel has the blind screw option where the screw is hidden.


 
Heck i wanna see em all! I love the plain ones too. Heck mine is plain with scratches.

But man thise two at the top are gorgeous!!
 
Hey Shadow,

Where did you find Larry?

Not many know him.

He's a great guy and lives not far from me.

Guy really knows his walnut,
 
Booshog said:
Hey Shadow,

Where did you find Larry?

Not many know him .......

A friend who had a horse ranch near Sante Fe, owns a couple SA's with custom grips meticulously fit by him that I thought were outstanding. He initially made a set of custom pre-ban Elephant Ivory grips for my Colt D'back that are exceptional, and being a perfectionist, couldn't think of anyone better to finish off the custom Lipsey flat-top Bisley in the pics. Needless to say, his work speaks for itself.
 
WAYNO said:
Many have come and gone, so I'm down to these two .45x Flattops. And my opinion is, calling plywood grips "laminated", just to make them more appealing, is a waste of breath.
WAYNO.

plywood. I like that! :mrgreen:

those are nice looking flattops! I hope to add a second 45 eventually as well!
 
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WAYNO said:
Many have come and gone, so I'm down to these two .45x Flattops. And my opinion is, calling plywood grips "laminated", just to make them more appealing, is a waste of breath.



WAYNO.

Ruger Flattops are like boobs: Once you've seen one pair you want to see them all!
(Not trying to promote pornography, I'm just sayin.... :mrgreen: )
 
Nice!

My tastes have changed and I've become a fan of the 5.5 and 6.5" barrel lengths. thats a nice one.
 
But sometimes it's real purty plywood!

Does anybody know who the actual manufacturer of all the "plywood" used to make the laminated grips and stocks that are so common (because they WORK) in the gun industry now? There used to be, many years ago, one supplier of this "birch lamination plus dye" patented material, Rutland Plywood in Rutland, VT. I believe there was a Finnish patent for the dye additives.

Anybody know more about this stuff? Sometimes I really like it. Sometimes it is just plain ugly or garish. But it's all TOUGH.
 
71shooter said:
WAYNO said:
Many have come and gone, so I'm down to these two .45x Flattops. And my opinion is, calling plywood grips "laminated", just to make them more appealing, is a waste of breath.



WAYNO.

Ruger Flattops are like boobs: Once you've seen one pair you want to see them all!
(Not trying to promote pornography, I'm just sayin.... :mrgreen: )

Clearly, you've not seen enough of either!
 
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Photo didn't come out as good as I wanted but here are my two. .357 on top and .45 underneath. Quilt by grandmother.
 

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