They are amoungst us !!!

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GP100man

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Real ole time craftsman with modern tools !!

Talked to 1chig `bout putting a 357 case head in a set of panels ," just any ole set" I said & this is what he sent me .

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A closer look at fit & finish !!!

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All I can say is ifin anyones on the bubble for dressing up your GP or SP

if this thread don`t help decide ,then make em yourself ;)

PS : I like the primer fired , it proves that it just were`nt a play purty ,it breathed fire at one time in it`s life !!!

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Bob Wright

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A friend of mine spent some time in Alaska and many Eskimos had the case head inlet into their rifle stock.

Whenever there was a communication gap, they just displayed the case head when trying to buy ammunition.

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spanishjames

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PS : I like the primer fired , it proves that it just were`nt a play purty ,it breathed fire at one time in it`s life !!!
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And it'll keep anyone from trying to hit it with something, out of curiosity.
 
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1chig

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Gp100man, im glad you like those, and thank you very much for the good words!!!! I thought about killing an unused primer and using it but decided to go with the fired one because it added charicture, glad i did.
 
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lee n. field

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Talked to 1chig `bout putting a 357 case head in a set of panels ," just any ole set" I said & this is what he sent me .
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My S&W M19 came into my possession with .357 case heads inset into the stocks. Fired primers, yes, that too. The primers eventually fell out.
 
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barnbwt

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Hey GP100man, Your gun's a bit out of time...

j/k :D Very cool look, I think I'll steal it next time I make some grips ;) Way better than adding text or something gawdy, and it even looks like a miniature "armorers disc" like they used to put on the milsurp bolt-guns. I suppose you could even match a case head with the gun maker (remington, etc.)

Do you know if the case was just pressed in, or was it glued in place? I suppose you could "flare" out the cut edge of the case against the wood too, to keep it from ever falling out.

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