I made some simple grips

[MBTcustom]

for my JP Saur & Sohn 44mag.
I got it in trade, and the first time out the imitaion (eew) MOP grips cracked (a blessing in disguise) so I gave them an over the shoulder heave and grabbed a piece of Kingwood (a singular piece I have been saving for a job like this).

Before:
79728

After:
79729

Sorry about the cell phone pictures.

[Taylor]

Looks good to me.

[justing]

very nice

[roots911]

They look good. Now the JP isn't ashamed to be seen in public! Nice job.

[Bo1]

Nice Job Tim....
Bo

[MBTcustom]

Susie sells sea shells by the sea shore. She doesn't screw 'em to the grip of her 44 magnum and prance down the beach! LOL!

[leeggen]

When you doing mine? WOW they look great, good job!

[Ernest]

They look just perfect on the hand gun.

[dragonrider]

Fine job Tim, they look great.

[srtolly]

Nice, I've been looking for a set for mine.

[steveo]

Those grips look great! Nice workmanship.

[300savage]

I've made a set or two so I can say it is not as easy as you made it seem..
Nice job.

[izzyjoe]

Very nice Tim! i made a set year's ago for a star 1911 style pistol that i once had. my FIL had a cabinet shop, and he had some old plywood scrap's that he was gona burn for heat. now this was some kinda fancy plywood just ment for cabinet's, and it was thin enough to use as grip's. they turned out great, well for a Star they were great. but, 1911's are easy to make grip's for anyway, or at least that set was! keep up the good work!