Pistol Grip Bondo

has anyone ever seen this before???? the shooter mixed up bondo car body filler, put it in his hand, grabbed the pistol and let in harden. nice fit. what a mess!!!!!!

ill have to learn how to post pics again.   lol
BTY look what use this pistol has gone through!!!!!! 
its for sale by a guy in my club,   800 bucks----- i think he is crazy.

That’s FUGLY!!

As Nipsey Russell supposedly said, "Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clear to the bone."

As long as you can pick it up by the clean end....

But really, micro-lite bondo is one way to go. You could also put on a latex glove while fitting it.

Life’s to short….

I did that long ago (early 70s) on a High Standard with the fluted 7.25" barrel.  LTC Miller helped me fine tune it.  We used a thin flat wood slab as a base and formed wood dough under and around my hand to make a very good freepistol grip.

If it's ugly but shoots good.... even an ugly dog likes it's ears scratched.

james r chapman wrote:That’s FUGLY!!

My wooddough freepistol grip was much prettier 

There’s ugly, then there’s this pistol.  As a recent person on this forum found, factory grips can be founds….so… for $880?.  I’d wave $850 cash under his nose and see if he bites!

I’d wave $850 cash under his nose and see if he bites!

Wait ... who gets the money? The buyer or the seller?

Jack H wrote:I did that long ago (early 70s) on a High Standard with the fluted 7.25" barrel.  LTC Miller helped me fine tune it.  We used a thin flat wood slab as a base and formed wood dough under and around my hand to make a very good freepistol grip.

yes this pistol is for sale by a retired high master si it shoots straight just looks like crap.