Get a grip... restored.
 

Greetings,


A little FYI and recommendation.


I recently sent my 1938 S/42 grips, that were in REALLY sorry shape, to Hugh Clark for re-cutting / restoration. When I sent them out they were battered, with a DEEP cartouche of an arrow cut into one side.


I just got them back today. REALLY nice, you would never had known how they looked when I got them.


Anyway, if you have some Luger grips that could use a little professional TLC, consider Hugh.


Roger

I can echo that.
 

Hugh just returned 2 pairs of my grips. Great job; they look almost like new. The recheckering also lightens them up and removes all of the dirt and grime.

Thanks guys, glad ya'll is happy (EOM)