New Blackhawk grips

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New Blackhawk grips

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Headed to the range for a little therapy. I just installed a new set of hand made grips on my Blackhawk 45 Colt. If anyone is interested in grips for a Ruger revolver I’d recommend looking at Chigs Grips. Chad is a master at his trade in my opinion. These were made from Marble Cake English Walnut. Medallions are optional but I like em.Image
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Those are gorgeous. Congrats!
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Very nice BD.
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Sweet!
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