Inlaid or carved grips

[Nightshade]

Just out of idle curiosity I have to wonder if any of the fine grip makers has ever made ,or offered, grips and/or forearms with inlay work or carving work? 

It just seems to me that the 1377 makes a great candiate to really kick up a notch when it comes to the grips bling factor. 

OH MY............

Take a look a this gun work to see how the 1377 could be the neatest gun in town with grips/forearms like shown in the list. 

http://www.profitablehobbies.com/Gunstock_Carving_Custom_Wood_Carver_Wood_Carving_Classes.html

[Full_Of_Air]

That's some gorgeous work on fireplace mantles. Thanks for posting the link. But do you really want to put that much time/effort/expense into an airgun? Heck, I can't see it for a $2K firearm... okay maybe a $5K firearm.

[mr007s]

Some very artistic stuff there.
Here is another great site for inlays and engraving, nice guy also.

http://tommy2feathers.com/

[Colt25]

As a avid woodworker, from my experience. Inlays are an art form in itself.
Expect to pay at least 75 dollars for good inlays

[Nightshade]

I will admit that carved or inlaid wood work would be super expensive but that wouldn't matter to some from what I've seen spent on 1377's by some members here already! 

This is about maximum bling to take your breath away.