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Silverwork
Outlaw Grips makes reproductions and one of a kind original designs in silver and gold for grip inlays. If you have a drawing, I can make it a reality. Staying true to my commitment of only the highest quality for my customers, you will find no cheap alloys or mass produced third party pieces. All of the silverwork for Outlaw Grips is done right here. This means complete quality control over every piece made. Using the “Lost Wax” process, as they did in the 1800’s insures quality and authenticity. All inlays are done by hand, without power tools. If you can imagine it, it can be created. Complex designs are hand carved in wax or CAD drawn and then CNC carved in wax before casting in your choice of metal. Outlaw Grips has a reputation for quality. This reputation didn’t come from making things cheaply, or doing it fast, it comes from doing it right. You can find plenty of people selling cheap alloy reproductions to put on grips that cost $15.00 to $35.00. Buyer beware……….
The “Hand of God” grip I make is the finest reproduction you will find on the market today. This is a “museum quality” piece. To see pricing for the “Hand of God” grip, click here. |
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57th Com. Brigade, Viet Nam. Sterling silver. |
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Sterling Texas Star plain or with brand $25-$45 |
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Sterling silver Texas star with “JP” brand in Ebony. |
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Sterling silver steer head inlay in Myrtle burl. Steer head inlay is $150. |
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Sterling silver shield inlay on Vaquero. Blind Screw option to look like a one-piece grip. |
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This is an exact replica of the snake that Clint Eastwood had on his gun as “The Man With No Name.”Solid sterling silver. Right or left side. $150 inlaid $120 on top. |
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This is the same snake modified with an open mouth and fang. $150 inlaid, $120 on top. |
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Blood red curly Maple with diamond inlay. Blind screw option. Diamond inlay is $75. |
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Sterling silver brand. Flush inlay in Ebony. Most brands run $150 inlaid. |
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Giraffe Bone |
