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I love the Full Cocabola, the Lacewood is nice, but for some reason I don't care for the Purple Heart...
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Custom Wooden Izula Scales
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Love your work. The best I have seen. They all look good but I really like the cocobolo. I am in need of a matching set for my Wilson 45 and the matching Wilson knife. I could not find your contact number or the pricing for your work. Also I am interested to know if you will do the work on a WW1 rifle. This really is some of the best work I have seen in the market place.
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i do not know if my request would get the attm: of MArathonman.
Love your work. The best I have seen. They all look good but I really like the cocobolo. I am in need of a matching set for my Wilson 45 and the matching Wilson knife. I could not find your contact number or the pricing for your work. Also I am interested to know if you will do the work on a WW1 rifle. This really is some of the best work I have seen in the market place.
Love your work. The best I have seen. They all look good but I really like the cocobolo. I am in need of a matching set for my Wilson 45 and the matching Wilson knife. I could not find your contact number or the pricing for your work. Also I am interested to know if you will do the work on a WW1 rifle. This really is some of the best work I have seen in the market place.
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all i can say i awsome:thumbup:
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Just finished my Izula in Olivewood yesterday. Full handle.
Will post pix as soon as I get a camera better than my cell phone one
Will post pix as soon as I get a camera better than my cell phone one
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wow. These have got to be the most amazing grips that I have ever seen. You should definitly look into starting up your own business. A good name would be something like "Sierra knives", or something of the kind. Your handiwork is impeccable, and it's amazing how talented you are. Keep up the incredible work!!!!
wow. These have got to be the most amazing grips that I have ever seen. You should definitly look into starting up your own business. A good name would be something like "Sierra knives", or something of the kind. Your handiwork is impeccable, and it's amazing how talented you are. Keep up the incredible work!!!!
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All are very nice!
Really like the Purple heart ones.
Nice work!
Really like the Purple heart ones.
Nice work!
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No need to stabilize cocobolo and you probably couldn't effectively do so and achieve an significant advantage even if you wanted to try.
Cocobolo is naturally very oily. I put Tung oil on my scales but you could skip it all together on cocobolo and just go au naturel.
Marathonman