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  • zipperzap
    Go online - Ebay - there are also a lot of custom hardwood craftsmen out there who make some pretty spiffy grips for just about anything!

    ... and you got a pretty nice deal for a convertible.
    [:D]
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  • fishermanben
    Who is the member that just made that awesome set of blackhawk grips?...

    ugh! tip of the tongue!

    ????????????

    Ben
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  • ruger41
    I have an older blued blackhawk that came with walnut grips and a vaquero with rosewoods--took them off and put on a set of Hogue rosewoods on the Blackhawk and it sure stands out more than the factory rosewoods-the vaquero got a set of polymer ivory. I know you want rosewoods but I cannot find the pair I had anywhere or i'd just give them to you--I would be more than happy to send you the walnut pair for free but they are meant for a pre '73 Blackhawk and might not fit your frame. Just let me know.
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  • wsfiredude
    ruger41,

    i appreciate your generous offer, and there is no way i would accept it without paying you something. The b/h i have is a new model, so i do not believe they'd work, but anyhow, thanks for your offer. mighty kind of you.[:)]
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  • gskyhawk
    Ruger41 i have a pre 73 blackhawk that need a set of factory grips

    if wsfiredude doens't want yours ,

    what would you need for them ?
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  • pickenup
    quote:Originally posted by fishermanben
    Who is the member that just made that awesome set of blackhawk grips?...

    ugh! tip of the tongue!

    ????????????

    Ben

    oldemagics?
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  • ruger41
    gskyhawk just email me your address and I will send them out--they are just plain walnut stocks and have just been sitting in my safe since I bought the Hogues years ago. [:D]
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  • gskyhawk
    email sent
    many thanks

    [:D][:D][:D][:D]
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  • Chief Shaway
    I have the rosewoods from my 41 blackhawk. Since it isn't a super blackhawk they should work. I would take either the plastic or the walnuts for trade for them, if they are Ruger marked. With the earlier posts it seems that you have it worked out but if not drop me a E-mail.
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  • fishermanben
    quote:Originally posted by pickenup
    quote:Originally posted by fishermanben
    Who is the member that just made that awesome set of blackhawk grips?...

    ugh! tip of the tongue!

    ????????????

    Ben

    oldemagics?


    That's the man.

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=286613

    Ben
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  • B_Mc
    Check this guy out...

    he does some awsome work with custom grips.
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  • B_Mc
    www.tommy2feathers.com/
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  • daveald
    Wow if 350 is a good price I guess I stole the one I picked up at a household auction this past summer, $151.00 100% never loaded either cylnder with case no box, out the door, also picked up a Iver Johnson 38(very early 1900s piece) a little rough $35, and finally a taurus 22lr with a 6in bar. $95. almost new very light line around cylnder. I never really thought to much about it but it must have been a very good day.
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  • RCrosby
    Add me to the list of possible grip donors. Seems like there are more variations than I knew about as what I have never seem to match what I get. If you don't find something I suggest that you trace the outline of the grips and send them to me (or anyone else) to be sure of a reasonable fit.
    Good luck.
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  • gskyhawk
    grips got here today , they fit perfect , will try to post a picture later on
    thanks again
    [:D]
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