My apologies.
no need for apology. i'll be putting the pistol back together today, but the grips won't be here until the weekend i would imagine
no need for apology. i'll be putting the pistol back together today, but the grips won't be here until the weekend i would imagine
thanks, but Max and i will be wrasslin over his food bowl this month LOL
just now got the pistol back together, never was more careful than doing this one, i sweated bullets worrying about a potential scratch or idiot mark. and talked with Bob, the grips will be here friday or saturday
Well, since tusks are teeth, you're not wrong...
Those are some nice scales, man. I'm pretty sure GSP would approve.
Georges st Pierre?
Lol, well... more or less...Well, since tusks are teeth, you're not wrong...
I know they make grips from mammoth teeth. And while most are cut to show the layers, I don't know whether they can be cut with the layers to be more of a solid color.
My main (and obviously misinformed) thought, was that illegal ivory includes mammoth ivory. But apparently it does not.
However, a google search reveals there are real concerns that poached elephant ivory may very well be passed off as "mammoth" ivory in many cases. No doubt most customs inspectors are NOT ivory experts.
Anywho... that's why I figured the grips were teeth and not tusks. My bad.
Only if you're a cheese-eating surrender monkey.
Very nice!
Ha. You wouldn’t tell him that. He’d turn you into a cheese curd
