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HillbillyShooter
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#1 posted 92 days ago
Very nicely done. I always prefer the feel of wood grips.
-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington
treaterryan
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#2 posted 91 days ago
I always wondered how people make them to fit perfectly. Do you just bandsaw them out to shape and rasp and rasp and rasp? These are real nice looking, my father would enjoy something similar for his pistol.
-- Ryan - Bethel Park, PA
Bluepine38
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#3 posted 91 days ago
Beautiful grips for an old revolver. With that barrel and a set of grips that fit the shooters hand, that 9 shot
revolver should be a real accurate plinking gun. As kids we bought 22 shells in bricks of 500 and put lots
of holes in tin cans and targets. Good introduction to hunting. Thank you for sharing.
-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter
Knothead62
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#4 posted 91 days ago
Thanks for sharing this project. That is a real classic. Keep it stored securely.
-- Regret- the feeling you get just after you do something really stupid.
BTKS
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#5 posted 90 days ago
Excellent project! Dad has this modle too. I was introduced to pistol shooting with that pistol. Thanks for jogging the memories.
-- "Man's ingenuity has outrun his intelligence" (Joseph Wood Krutch)
Roger
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#6 posted 90 days ago
Oh yes, Dee. You’ve just “made my day”
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
dee2
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#7 posted 89 days ago
Thanks for response. For those wondering…
I did this first set by tracing original grips, separate for each side. Then drilled the screw holes on each side. Glued each side together (as if they were on the pistol) with double sided tape using the square bottom and the screw hole for alignment. I then cut it on the scroll saw. Separated the parts to draw a guide line on the side for sanding. I found re taping them together was easier to sand on the 6” belt sander using the top. Then I sanded the smaller areas on the spindle sander using the 5/8” drum. From there I went to the Dremel to do the rest of the detail and tiny areas. A rasp may work well too, but I’ve never worked much with rasps. Final sanding was by hand down to 320 and then Danish oil applied with 600.
-- Dee2, OH Aromatherapy....fresh cut wood!!
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