I thought the magazine was removable already, as long as you don't glue it in? I think I might try and fit some sort of magnet in there to hold the magazine in.
Yeah, it is removeable, but the online instructions say to epoxy it in.
Magnet! Sweet!
I thought the magazine was removable already, as long as you don't glue it in? I think I might try and fit some sort of magnet in there to hold the magazine in.
OK, hopefully he's not getting deluged in PMs from us, but I've just takent he liberty of PMing Phillippes about the grips. Let's keep our fingers crossed and see what he's got to say.
Wow! That was fast! I just got Phillippes reply. He says to get bent. Though in his defense, he was much more polite about it than I'm making it out to be. It's mostly because I'm bitter and now have to track down a set of wooden grips on my own.
what does that mean?
he doesnt wanta make anymore?
Doesn't look good for another run of wood grips by phil. This is the reply i got:
"Unfortunately, the wood grips are no longer available. There aren't
any plans to make others. "
cry
http://www.sci-fire.com/how_to_wood_grain.htmThere was once a thread on here that showed how to get a fairly realistic wood-grain appearance on a resin cast...if someone knows where that is, maybe it'd be a reasonable fascimile until we can scrounge up some real walnut grips?
I think this is the best way... Easy and so good-lookingwhy go thru sooo much trouble painting something when its just as easier, and maybe cheaper to get a dremel tool and some walnut and just make the real grips...
i plan to cut um out on a scroll saw and finish with belt sanders and then files and sandpaper
so where can one find a nice leather Capt Mal holster rig?
so where can one find a nice leather Capt Mal holster rig?