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Unread 08-25-2017, 01:03 PM   #1
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Default Recheckering old worn grips

Because some grips are thin, would recheckering them be worth while or advised? My grips are well worn with no sharp checkering. And, who would do the best job? Website for them please.
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Unread 08-25-2017, 02:04 PM   #2
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no website but two folks on here do excellent checkering

Hugh and Jim Solomon - both have done grips for me over the years

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no website but two folks on here do excellent checkering

Hugh [Clark] and Jim Solomon - both have done grips for me over the years

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Hugh Clark has done an outstanding job for me on several very worn checkering and broken safety chip grip sets. He is highly recommended.
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Hugh has been my hero for years! I'm sure Jim also does great work!
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Jimmy Soloman has my grip panels now for a redo. He noted the numbers stamped on the grips did not look original.
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I will also give a recommendation for Hugh. He has done a couple pairs of gips for me on early griip safety guns.

Heres the before and afters on my 1900
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Hugh has saved my butt more than once, He repaired a crushed and cracked grip to new! First Choice!!
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