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ridjrunr
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Wild maple grain
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March 15, 2021, 08:41:08 PM »
Some may remember I slabbed up a maple trunk almost two yrs ago. I sent a pistol blank off in a trade to a friend in NY, he sent me these pictures when he tested some stain on a scrap he cut off of the blank. Cant wait to see in when completeted.
I wish I could build that good that fast😯
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WOW
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Spectacular...
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Bigsmoke got it right, WOW!
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Dang that's some purdy wood!
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March 16, 2021, 12:18:11 PM »
Looking forward to getting started on mine this summer. Be interesting to see what comes out of that wood.
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That will be one awesome pistol, ridjrunr.
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I really like the shape of the grip and the separate/double side plates.
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