Jim and his staff at Nutmeg did their usual great job installing medallions in the ivory grips. 
Bill
Bill
S47 Ivories...Back from Nutmeg Sports
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Looks Very Nice!
street
Hunter
Now! That is a fine looking Ruger. The medallions really set those grips off.
Juss the way they should look. Great looking piece Doc.
Thanks. I appreciate the comments.
Bill
Bill
Excellent, nice job, and fine pictures, as usual.........
Very nice. And the gun is excellent too!
mike722
Buckeye
very, very nice
contender
Ruger Guru
Classy! Just classy!
Armybrat
Buckeye
Beautiful gun - you could even wear it with a tux!
Armybrat
Buckeye
Just read this on the Colt Forum
RIP
RIP
Jim was a fine gentleman and he will be missed. He has made many fine ivory grips for my Flattops and my Colt SAAs.
Bill Cross
Bill Cross
Sad news indeed. Had just talked to a fellow there (not Jim) about some Ivory for my Colt SAA. I'm sorry to hear about this. A great person from everything I've heard or read about Jim.
Jim was one of those gentlemen who would always take time to answer a question and do everything he could to exceed his customers expectations when he did an ivory grip job or a restoration. Our world is a poorer place and heaven a richer place with his passing. One of what I consider my classiest revolvers had one piece ivory grips installed by Jim.
Robb / Bill
Do either of you know if Jim did all the grip work? Just curious if the quality of workmanship will still be there now that Jim is gone.
Thanks
Do either of you know if Jim did all the grip work? Just curious if the quality of workmanship will still be there now that Jim is gone.
Thanks
Gary, Jim did not do all the grip work at the shop. I believe it was his daughter who did a set of ivory birdshead grips for me a couple of years ago. If you go to nutmegsports.com I think the letter telling of Jim's death talks about the families plans to carry on.
