I love the gun (have 2) and they shoot so sweet.
I broke down and just ordered a set of Marschal grips in walnut with red shellac and checkered.
They just look so nice.... now the wait begins !!
Pict will follow but dont hold your breath !
Shoot Safe!
Jim
http://www.TexasGunSafety.com
Just ordered new grips
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Yeah, I ordered a set grips about 3 weeks ago. Looked like I would have to wait about a 3 months. From all the reviews that I read, it should be worth the wait. I guess well both have to be patient.
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Man, those grips I saw on his website look great, but the wait times kinda make me nervous. Why so long?
Those who beat their weapons into plows will do nothing, but till the soil for those who do not.
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As his web site describes he has quite a backlog of work. (if you go into his order tracking you can get a feel) I am glad to see someone so successful just wish it was a US company....... seems like an opportunity here somewhere. Anyone have a CNC machine that will do wood work ?
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I am a CNC Swiss Lathe and Mill programmer/set up operator, have been for the last twenty years, but the company I work for does DOD/Orthorpedic work - they are pretty strict as to what they allow to be ran on the machines.Stang wrote:As his web site describes he has quite a backlog of work. (if you go into his order tracking you can get a feel) I am glad to see someone so successful just wish it was a US company....... seems like an opportunity here somewhere. Anyone have a CNC machine that will do wood work ?
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Re: Just ordered new grips
I'm in Ohio, which is home to a whole passel of highly skilled machinists. I've found that a fair percentage of them have a "small shop" at home in their garage.p64-1973 wrote:I am a CNC Swiss Lathe and Mill programmer/set up operator, have been for the last twenty years, but the company I work for does DOD/Orthorpedic work - they are pretty strict as to what they allow to be ran on the machines.Stang wrote:As his web site describes he has quite a backlog of work. (if you go into his order tracking you can get a feel) I am glad to see someone so successful just wish it was a US company....... seems like an opportunity here somewhere. Anyone have a CNC machine that will do wood work ?
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
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