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PeterF.
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April 12, 2004, 05:01:16 AM »
Anybody ever seen (or made) leather grips for a cowboy-type pistol? Not a wrapping, but actual 2-piece grip "plates". I'd think it could be done, using a thick piece to start. The feel/grip would be good, and it would sure be different. Might need to add some kind of strengthening "shank" up the inside inside, partly to bolster in the screwwarea; but otherwise I'd think it was possible. Just a thought.
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Without wrapping a top grain leather, such grips would look like the handle on a K-Bar knife! Functional, perhaps, but UGLY! :wink: And what would sweat, oils, solvents, etc. do to it?
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You could try using a wood filler and an upholstery leather covering glued on, would look OK but not too terribly durable or resistant to anything.....
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