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    Is there anywhere that you can find scales for a 9/8 W&B, or are you pretty much stuck with the custom route? I've got a sweet blade that needs some scales but I cant seem to find any anywhere.

    Thanks for any tips in the right direction!

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    Well if your going to pin it yourself you might as well make them too. But if you want a set that looks original and you don't want to do any of the work I would suggest looking in the classifieds here on SRP. I think I saw some kits on e-bay with washers pins and scales but they didn't seem very inexpensive to me. I just bought a pile of horn and going to do some of my own but not for others until I am confident enough in my skills and have all the right tools. I think gssixgun does some nice work with scales and may have some ideas for you. I am sure he could make just what it came with as could many others in here. I know pixelfixed does some work that will make your jaw drop too. This is just a few I know off the top of my head. But I know if there is something you want that has to do with straights , all you have to do is PM somebody who's work you see in these pages and ask.
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    Classifieds for sure and you can get a custom one done...
    Another place to look is The Imperial Shave for some ideas of what is available.

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    Poking around on the Revisor site the other day, I discovered they have an page of replacement scales, different types and sizes, mostly for not too much money, labor and quality considered: Ersatzteile

    They may or may not have the size you need, but it seems like a resource to remember.

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