Ivory grips

Tim · 02-15-2003, 08:50 AM

I love ivory as well. I have a 1911 in 38 Super with smooth ivory grips and my initials scrim'ed in. Looks too cool. I had them made by Boone trading. The guy's name is David ( if I remember ) and at the time, I had asked him if he could do a set for a luger. I was thinking they would look good on a stainless, but I've changed my mind... Ivory and blue is better. Anyway, he told me they'd never done luger grips and he wasn't willing to try to copy a set of wooden grips. I have looked for quite some time and found no one who does ivory luger grips. If anyone on this forum has had a set made, please contact me, I'd like to know who does em. By the way, The ones sold on eBay recently were grip safety grips and I passed on them because the gun I wanted them for is a plain jane S/42.

02-15-2003, 08:50 AM	#12
Tim User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Great North Woods of Wisconsin Posts: 100 Thanks: 7 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	I love ivory as well. I have a 1911 in 38 Super with smooth ivory grips and my initials scrim'ed in. Looks too cool. I had them made by Boone trading. The guy's name is David ( if I remember ) and at the time, I had asked him if he could do a set for a luger. I was thinking they would look good on a stainless, but I've changed my mind... Ivory and blue is better. Anyway, he told me they'd never done luger grips and he wasn't willing to try to copy a set of wooden grips. I have looked for quite some time and found no one who does ivory luger grips. If anyone on this forum has had a set made, please contact me, I'd like to know who does em. By the way, The ones sold on eBay recently were grip safety grips and I passed on them because the gun I wanted them for is a plain jane S/42. __________________ The intent of the second amendment was not to allow the private ownership of firearms. If it had been it would have said something like "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed"...