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Received my .44 mag Seville back from Hamilton Bowen today. His work when it comes to tuning and adjusting (it needed a higher front sight a new hand spring, and some other minor adjustments)is tops....a magician with revolvers.
With the new grips by Dick Thompson (Bullshooter Custom Revolver Stocks) we are ready to roll.



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shocker Eeker Congratulation Gringo!!!clap
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Bill, that is absolutely gorgeous!! Wow!



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Bill, glad you like the Amboyna Burl stocks, its the first pair I've done for a Seville.

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that is quite striking to say the least. The grips are beautiful.
 
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Bill, glad you like the Amboyna Burl stocks, its the first pair I've done for a Seville.

Dick

Dick, you are an artist with wood, very beautiful.
 
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Very pretty revolver.

Does Dick have a website for his grips? I can't find anything about him?


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Very pretty revolver.

Does Dick have a website for his grips? I can't find anything about him?


He does not....call him at 208 540-7788 and tell him BillInTheWild sent you....he is working on another set for me right now...or send him a PM... Wink


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Sad Seville story.....after all that work....
cracked a cylinder early the week before last.
Must have thrown a double charge. Mad Frowner Confused Mailed back to Bowen....after call to Hamilton and John Linebaugh we learned that a Ruger Blackhawk cylinder fits like it was made for it.... tu2 revolver is back to me now....cylinder next week after it is blued.... clap


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Very nice gun!


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Guys, I don't have a website, I'm retired & just make stocks in my spare time. If I did it full time I would be to busy & wouldn't get to do much hunting!! I have lots of very nice wood on hand & turn around time is fast.
I make them 2 different ways, fitted to the gun but extra wood all around & the client does the final shaping to suit them, these will drop right on your gun, I also sell them totally finished.
Here's some S&W stocks from different wood.



Here's some Ruger single action stocks from various wood.



Thanks, Dick
 
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Dick....very nice to be able to see all those various woods and then the ones you have made up...

I really like this one....

Middle row, extreme left grips....
Also nice, the middle row 5th from left...

What are they?


I assume the "white" blanks are Holly...I think they would be nice if they could be inlaid with a dark walnut or black...a star, initials, etc.


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Bill, the first pair you refer to is coco bolo & the second pair is bocote. The Holly is my #1 seller, takes on a beautiful aged ivory look when the finish is applied. I send some of them to Texas & have them laser engraved, they turn out very nice.
Spent the winter of 08 in Texas, I took 6 hogs while I was there, 4 with this old model 41 maggie & 2 with the knife. I had the hog engraved on the right stock after the hunt.



Here's one of the hogs with the 41 maggie.



Here's one of the two I took with the knife.



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Dick. Congratulations on knifing the hogs. I have done that in Argentina and it was a real rush. I will send you a photo of my last one...

The Holly grips you posted are beautiful and tempting especially with the laser engraving.

I note that your .41 is a 3 screw....I surely favor those.

That said, if you have some Cocobolo or Bocote like the pair shown, that's what I would like.


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I don't know a damned thing WRT handguns, but I know I love the look of that rod. Cool!


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