Wooly Mammoth Ivory Grips

[warbird1975]

Hello all, I have an uncle who makes custom knives with wooly mammoth ivory handles. The ivory comes from a gold mine in Siberia, they sometimes unearth a mammoth tusk while mining. Anyway, I had a couple shooter grade flattops that he wanted so we made a trade. I wanted him to build me three sets of ivory grips for some guns in my display. This was the first time he had attempted grips, and I think they turned out really nice. Too much glare in the pics, sort of hides some of the colors in the ivory. Thanks for looking!

 

[oregon73]

Wow! Very nice! :shock: :shock: :shock:

Don't see that every day!

Rob

 

[MaxP]

Wow, those look great! Would love to get ahold of a set of those grips!

 

[contender]

VERY nice!!!!!!!!!! And it appears to be on a trio of consecutive guns,, 198, 199 & 200! Extra special!

 

[radicalrod]

Well what grips are you talking about...all I saw was a NICE TRIO OF CONSECUTIVE SINGLE SIXES :lol: :lol: :lol: I guess I better go back and look again :roll: :roll: :roll: RR.

 

[mr.deerstalker]

Mike,
can i get a set made? i have some wooly tusks laying around, send me a phone # of the maker.

scott

 

[don44]

That is really something! Very nice.

 

[Lee Martin]

Simply exquisite (and that's not a word I use much). Thanks for posting the photos.

 

[Stoots]

Beautiful!

 

[dlhredfoxx]

Those are REALLY nice... Mastadon ivory, WOW... gotta be the most rare and unusual material for grips I've ever seen. I'm speechless!

 

[Spencer]

FANTASTIC!!!!!

 

[eveled]

Very nice!

 

[mike722]

Awesome!!

 

[flatgate]

Nice ol' Flatgates and really nice grips! I love the serial numbers. I only have two in a row.......

:D

flatgate

 

[warbird1975]

Nice ol' Flatgates and really nice grips! I love the serial numbers. I only have two in a row.......

:D

flatgate

Nice!! I wonder if #300 lives in Wyoming too? :D