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Question: I had a pair of mesquite grips (not from you, no aspersions intended). They cracked rather badly under P+ loads.

Have you seen this in mesquite in general? If not, I'd love to have another set.

actually no i haven't, mesquite is usually a very Hard wood, now mesquite burl can be a little softer than regular mesquite but it's still pretty hard too.

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Nice lookin' stuff!

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Nice lookin' stuff!

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Great as always keep up great work!! Keep them coming

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Camel Bone.

Red Chocolate Quilted Maple.

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those Camel Bone Grips really nice, and the 2nd pair woud look really nice on a deep blue 1911................

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those Camel Bone Grips really nice, and the 2nd pair woud look really nice on a deep blue 1911................

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