What do you think?

[richardoldfield]

I am thinking of ordering a set of these grips from Hakan for my Custom Norinco by Marianne Carniak of the Accurizer Gunshop in Troy, MI? Hakan received some of this wood from Israel and I am thinking of ordering one to three pairs. I am sure they will look good on my Norinco, DW Bobtail, and FN/FM High-Power by Alex Hamilton. Let me know what you think. Regards, Richard

Norinco:

DW Bobtail:

FN/FM High-Power:

 

[HK Hopeful]

The wood looks amazing, I'd go for it.

 

[NAA]

Hakan does nice work. Glad he's making grips again. I had PM'd him off another forum where he is a member about some grips for a Star Model B I just sold but at the time he was taking a sebatical from grip making. I might just get him to do a custom set for the Star BM I did keep though. Thanks for sharing Richard. I think you should get 'em!

P.S. It would be cool if you did a group pic of all your handguns with the various Hakan grips you have on them all....

 

[prproulx]

Does he make checkered grips?

 

[EdGCNM]

Okay, I admit it, I find it a little weird to use wood authenticated as Holy Land and from the town of Bethlehem at the time of Jesus to make grips for a .45.

I'm not religious, so I have a hard time following these things sometimes (and it's nice-looking wood) but it seems to go a little against the WWJD theme to me. Just seems kinda 'out there' from the Christian perspective?

 

[richardoldfield]

I know nothing about the wood other than it comes from Israel. Hakan can stipple but he cannot do checkering. Regards, Richard

 

[crazy_davey]

At least if you are going to order grips like those don't waste them on a Norinco, put them on a real Colt.

 

[TheCanuck]

The first set of grips looks amazing Richard