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    Default Re: Buffalo horn grip caps

    I got lucky today, got myself a nice big Takbok set of horns..now I can use it for a nice looking Bowie knife..Takbok meat per kilogram will cost me R34/kg...all year round from Belfast..if you want to hunt takbok, you need to book in advance and will wait at least for two years...

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    I will be commence making Buffalo horn grip caps again, we are in need of a few Buffalo horn grip caps ...

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    Had some time to make a few Buffalo boss horn grip caps ..these grip caps really have a rugged surface and will look beautiful on a rifle..
    A nice piece of buffalo boss horn:


    Sanding down the bottom part :

    Tracing the final shape"

    Flat sanded bottom:


    A few pieces cut to form ready to be sanded to shape:




    Close up of a buffalo boss grip cap surface:

    One of these nice grip caps will be fitted to my 8x68S rifle stock..

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    Default Re: Buffalo horn grip caps

    Those look amazing!!
    The rough, natural texture will look amazing on a rifle
    A roaring Lion kills no game

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    Default Re: Buffalo horn grip caps

    Quote Originally Posted by MyLani View Post
    Those look amazing!!
    The rough, natural texture will look amazing on a rifle
    The previous grip caps I worked with was smoother in texture. These grip caps is made of hardened boss of a buffalo, it would be a shame if I need to router the edges, although it can be done it is still a choice for the person who order them.

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    Default Re: Buffalo horn grip caps

    Hi Gert, what glue do you use to attach them?
    One too many wasted sunsets and one too many for the road .........

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    Andrew, I roughen the bottom surface, then use the same material I use for bedding material, epidermix 372 gp epoxy , you can use any adhesive you like, even secure it with a grip cap screw that you can counter sink...Keep in mind you still have to work the stock grip cap surface to fit nicely to the buffalo grip cap surface..

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    Good, I spend today some time on making/cutting/sanding more buffalo boss horn grip caps:I will be completing a few more this coming week..then I have to polish every grip cap..will upload photos of the finished product..

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    Polished some of the grip caps that is completed..

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    Those look great.
    Amazing character
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