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How well do these grips hold up? Would they be alright on a carry gun? Anyone know if they are ambi or not?

Ivory is very durable. Jason Burton uses it regularly and has no issues. I believe they can be cut for ambi. What is with you lefties

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I'm not a lefty, just wanted to make sure that the grips from Brownells are not ambi. Thanks Steve.

Steve

Us Lefties just love to spend money. Especially on the nicest guns and accessories on the Planet.

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Correct me if I’m wrong but I think bglimpse meant the “Tru-Ivory” brand of synthetic Ivory stocks.

But just in case I’m wrong... Steve is correct I regularly shoot and subject to everyday carry a couple of guns adorned with genuine Elephant Ivory stocks. Ivory is very durable and will last a very long time even when subjected to many thousands of rounds.

Go for the real thing not the synthetic Steve hooked me up on the last gun he did for me with real Ivory grips and they really set the gun off nicely

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jason

You are right I remember reading something about Tru Ivory in a gun rag. It is suppose to be a "Fake" ivory grip with Fibers running through it to make it more realistic copy or the real thing.

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Correct, I was asking about the "Tru Ivory" brand of grips. They are supposed to be the "best" fake Ivories.