Ruger Wrangler Birdshead Grips – Faux Ivory Acrylic with Black Skull Medallion

These Ruger Wrangler Birdshead grips are made from CNC-machined faux ivory acrylic with a black skull medallion, cut for the rounded Birdshead grip frame Ruger introduced on the Wrangler in 2022. The acrylic ivory has the warm, pearl-tinted look of vintage ivory grips, the kind of finish that turns a $250 budget revolver into something that looks two or three times the price.

The faux ivory has visible grain and depth that catches light differently than plain white plastic. The black skull medallion is set into the panel, not surface-glued, so it sits flush and won’t peel after holster wear or cleaning. The dark medallion against the ivory background is the sharpest contrast you can put on a Birdshead. it’s what makes these read as a finished custom piece rather than a parts-bin upgrade.

Fitment: The Wrangler Birdshead shares its grip frame profile with several other Ruger Birdshead models, so these grips fit:

• Ruger Wrangler Birdshead (2022+)
• Ruger Vaquero Birdshead
• Ruger New Vaquero Birdshead
• Ruger Single-Six Birdshead

If your revolver has a rounded Birdshead-style grip frame from Ruger, these will drop in. Installation uses the existing two grip screws (most sets ship with hardware) and runs about three minutes.

Will NOT fit: Standard Wrangler with the original “plow handle” square-butt frame, Single-Action Army-style Rugers without the Birdshead profile, or any non-Ruger single-action revolver.

Why acrylic ivory instead of real ivory: Real elephant ivory has been federally restricted since 1989 and most states heavily regulate it. Genuine ivory grips for single-action revolvers run several hundred dollars and often can’t ship across state lines. Acrylic ivory looks nearly identical at normal viewing distance, ships to all 50 states, and won’t yellow, warp, or stain like the real thing.

Who these are for: Wrangler owners who want their plinker to look like something heirloom, single-action collectors building a Western-aesthetic revolver, or anyone who finds the factory black plastic grips too generic for the gun underneath.

Who should skip these: If your hands sweat heavily during long range sessions, smooth ivory has less wet-hand traction than checkered wood or rubber — consider a checkered Wrangler grip instead. If you’re doing fast-draw or cowboy action shooting where the grip might take impact against leather or steel, wood holds up to abuse better than acrylic.

Crafted by Premium Grips, with 50,000+ pistol grip sets sold on Amazon to revolver and pistol owners across the US. Backed by a 30-day fit guarantee, if your Birdshead frame doesn’t match, return for a full refund.