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    Flat top dressed up in ivory

    I have shown my .357 Flattop with the original walnut grips. I think it looks great in ivory as well.
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    I really like ivory. Too bad it's so hard to enjoy them anymore. So, when I see this kind of picture,, I SMILE a lot!

    Nice!

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    Very nice. Like the lanyard ring. If my life was depending on a sidearm, I'd want a lanyard on it. (-:}

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    It really sets of the single actions. I did this years ago with a .357 Blackhawk.

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    Unfortunately, mine are faux ivory.
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    My Bisley with ivory look alikes, Here it is out in the swamp.
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    I added some Brownelle's gold wash to the cylinder engraving to make it stand out.
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    my Super Blackhawk wears grips of American Holly.

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    Very nice all.
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    All nice ones for sure.

    American Holly is a close "copycat" material to get the look of ivory.

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    I remember when the Flat Top was introduced, and I wanted one in the worst way. I have many other classic pistols but this one is special. The Flat Tops you guys have shown look just as good.
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    I have Mastodon Ivory on my 1956 flattop . I'll have to get my son to take some pictures that I can post. Mine are clear with no odd colors , streaks or cracks. Pretty much look like Elephant Ivory but Mastodon and Mammoth Ivory is not regulated and strangely is usually cheaper.
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    I also did Simulated Ivories on my ca. 1960 .22 Mag-only Ruger Single-Six, with a Ruger-fitted .22LR cylinder in a box I made



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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie Southgate View Post
    I have Mastodon Ivory on my 1956 flattop . I'll have to get my son to take some pictures that I can post. Mine are clear with no odd colors , streaks or cracks. Pretty much look like Elephant Ivory but Mastodon and Mammoth Ivory is not regulated and strangely is usually cheaper.
    Mastodon's and Mammoth's are not endangered species being hunted for their ivory. Since they are already extinct - no controls.
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