Some more fun with Tru-Oil

David LaPell

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Now that the grips on the 649 are done I turned my attention to the Ahrends cordia grips on my Model 27. I decided to go with five coats of Tru-Oil on these instead of four and that helped bring out the grain more.

Before

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After

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caryc said:
WIL TERRY said:
I LIKE 'EM BEFORE, better.....

Doesn't really matter, it's his gun not yours.

IT MUST, or he would not have bothered showing it !! IN the long run I will bet he'll not really like it either, and you in the stock business should readily see and understand, Sir.
 
WIL TERRY said:
caryc said:
WIL TERRY said:
I LIKE 'EM BEFORE, better.....

Doesn't really matter, it's his gun not yours.

IT MUST, or he would not have bothered showing it !! IN the long run I will bet he'll not really like it either, and you in the stock business should readily see and understand, Sir.

I understand that 90% of my customers prefer the high gloss Tru Oil finish to the satin gloss Tru Oil finish. Of course it's all a matter of personal taste.

If he's happy with his grips, I'm not going to rain on his parade.
 
According to the wood database cordia is the scientific name and bocote is the common name.

http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/bocote/
 
David LaPell said:
According to the wood database cordia is the scientific name and bocote is the common name.

http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/bocote/

Guess that makes me one of the commoners. :cry:
 
looks really nice! i read where you had to sell off some of your other grips in favor of these. glad you could make em "yours"!

congrats on a fine job!
 

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