New Ritter scales
I've been on the lookout for these scales from Wilkins for some time. Finally found a set to go with my great new scales from Keyman. They both sure make a mini-grip something special!
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THANKS! I was thinking about this exact knife. I don't have a full size grip and was think about making one with Wilkins grips + stonewashed Ritter blade (This is what you did right?).
Based on available stock at Wilkins, (and I don't want ALU on a bigger knife) I was thinking about the swimming pool green.
Are these "medium" or "smooth" texture? Kevin doesn't specify for this color. How is the texture?0 -
Geo...yes...stone washed Ritter. I like the texture of the scales. They are smooth but not slippery smooth. The dimples on each side make for a sure grip. I was really attracted to how the swimming pool green look translucent. I wish he made more G11 scales with different colors. .
Makes for a nice rotation between Keymans scales and these.quote:Originally posted by Geocyclist:
THANKS! I was thinking about this exact knife. I don't have a full size grip and was think about making one with Wilkins grips + stonewashed Ritter blade (This is what you did right?).
Based on available stock at Wilkins, (and I don't want ALU on a bigger knife) I was thinking about the swimming pool green.
Are these "medium" or "smooth" texture? Kevin doesn't specify for this color. How is the texture?0 -
Yes, that's a nice color, and I thought it would go well with satin. Actually a black blade would also look nice. 0 -
The Grips are a blast to soup up like that. They look great. 0 -
I have to be honest on the Wilkins that really isn't my personal favorite color, but so long as you love it dwcliff that's all that matters… 
I do love the ones you got from Keyman, which is more to my taste...
But both are excellent quality scales and you are happy with them ...0
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