Home  Shopping for Stags  Buying from Sack  Sack Peterson Quality  Describing Appearances Contact / FAQ                 Contact  information Phone: 651-247-6274  for call in credit card ordering and general info. Email: sack@sackpeterson.com Feel free to call or write.  With the phone, I may not be able to pick up.  Please leave a message. Mail Address (correspondance and small parts only): Sack Peterson 585 Quinnell Ave N Lakeland, MN  55043   Postage Tracking and Guarantees If you've been alerted that a label was printed but your package doesn't track, I've either not dropped them in the mail or they missed a postal bar code scanner. Your grips are not lost.  In 7 years I've had one set lost in the mail.    I do self insure for mail and transit loss, should that ever occur.  You will not be out a set of grips or what you paid.  I'll refund or make another.  You can relieve yourself of any anxiety over mail loss.   Payment / Prices:   I do extend quotes for multiple purchases.  Feel free to write me, and if we agree I'll draw up a custom invoice.   I do take order payments by mail and over the phone for credit card call ins.     Trades:   I will take trades for grips I've made in that past.    I will take trades for vintage or antique grips, particularly old stags.     Do I need to send my grips in for templating / fitting?   Generally, no.  I've spent a lot of time examining production variance for the models I make grips for and a lot of money on individual fit peices (revolvers).  The expectation is my off the shelf grips will fit excellent I make gurantees on that.   If your piece requires a shop fit, we can arrange for shipping to me in accordance with applicable statutes.     Detached grip assemblies can be shipped and returned shipped by mail or carrier.   Overseas sales:   I can ship overseas to many places.  Germany, Australia, and France seem to be no problem.   Do you have any Sambar?  No.  Can’t get ever get it in amounts such that I can make meaningful product offerings. Can you make ….?  Maybe.  I’ll contemplate anything not listed with the exception of 1911 grips. Do you make 1911 grips?  No.  1911’s are great but there’s no point for me to be in that market.