Stag Like Gripsstatistics - It’s a more porous material too and not as. I have seen the franzite imitation type and know what they look/feel like, but wondered what other material if anything could look like stag and how to be sure they are. Red stag is my favorite, as it’s texture and visual nuances are more diverse, especially with age. The grain in red stag is also more pleasing, and while there is no. I have a new set of stag grips that i want to look like vintage grips rather than like a new penny. I have heard that soaking them in tea will impart some color to them, any other suggestions?. Almost felt too thick and couldn't get as good a grip as full checkered wood grips give me. Fits models 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19, 48, 64, 65, 66, 67, 581, 586, 617, 681 & 686. I reckon the beauty of stag is in the eye of the beholder. I’ve saw some stag which looked like polished bone. My question would be why not go with bone (and better looking. I recently ordered a set of elk stag grips from sack peterson for my bearcat so i'll see if they're as durable as my sambar stag and peterson seems to think they are. As to your question, ram or stag is far more durable and scratch resistant than wooden grips. Its also harder to work. You need to envision the shape you want looking down. My question would be why not go with bone (and better looking. I recently ordered a set of elk stag grips from sack peterson for my bearcat so i'll see if they're as durable as my sambar stag and peterson seems to think they are. As to your question, ram or stag is far more durable and scratch resistant than wooden grips. Its also harder to work. You need to envision the shape you want looking down.
It’s a more porous material too and not as. I have seen the franzite imitation type and know what they look/feel like, but wondered what other material if anything could look like stag and how to be sure they are. Red stag is my favorite, as it’s texture and visual nuances are more diverse, especially with age. The grain in red stag is also more pleasing, and while there is no. I have a new set of stag grips that i want to look like vintage grips rather than like a new penny. I have heard that soaking them in tea will impart some color to them, any other suggestions?. Almost felt too thick and couldn't get as good a grip as full checkered wood grips give me. Fits models 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19, 48, 64, 65, 66, 67, 581, 586, 617, 681 & 686. I reckon the beauty of stag is in the eye of the beholder. I’ve saw some stag which looked like polished bone. My question would be why not go with bone (and better looking. I recently ordered a set of elk stag grips from sack peterson for my bearcat so i'll see if they're as durable as my sambar stag and peterson seems to think they are. As to your question, ram or stag is far more durable and scratch resistant than wooden grips. Its also harder to work. You need to envision the shape you want looking down.