Walt Marston grips

[kodiakisland]

Anyone here used or examined grips from Walt Marston? I am particularly interested in using him for his inlay work. I have a bisley being worked on by Bowen that will be my sons 21st birthday present. I am thinking buffalo horn or bone grips with the Marine Corp emblem inlaid into the grip, similar to this:

Anyone have any inlay work done by someone else that you would recommend? I'm really wanting these grips to be perfect.

 

[Shadow]

kodiakisland .... I'm unfamiliar with Marston's work, but if you're trying to achieve "perfection" in inlaid grips, plus superb fit n' finish, look no further than Jim Alaimo of Nutmeg Sports (nutmegsports.com) or Paul Persinger in El Paso, TX. Paul does not have a website, but can be reached by phone at: (915) 821-7541. The work of these 2 artisans is truly exceptional.

Shadow

 

[dlhredfoxx]

Joe Perkins at Outlaw Grips is a master at inlaying silver into grips... Looks like the wood grew around it... He has a website, just google it...

 

[JD Press]

Joe Perkins Outlaw Grips is now Classic Single Action and his Ruger work is excellent; both gunsmithing and grips including inlays.

http://www.classicsingleaction.com/

http://www.classicsingleaction.com/silverwork