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  1. Gettin a new grip

    When my friend's brother-in-law retired from the force he asked me to craft him a new handgrip for his personal firearm. i selected two goncalvo alves scales and crafted them to the plastic original equipment. Since they felt a bit small in my hand, The new grip is a tad wider, much smoother and...
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  2. Osage Orange one piece pistol grip (Ruger GP-100)

    Recently used some of the Osage Orange wood I've been playing with and made a new grip for my Ruger GP-100 357. It's a one piece grip when finished that slides over the handle frame of the revolver. All the inside milling was done on the drill press with router bits. The outside shaping and...
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