Realistic Claws

These reproduction (i.e., not real) claws are some of the best quality on the market today. They are made using casts from real claws using plastic resin and are then hand painted. We often encounter people who insist that these are real claws--they have even fooled conservation officers.

These reproduction (i.e., not real) plains grizzly bear claws are some of the best quality on the market today. They are made using casts from real claws using plastic resin and are then hand painted. We often encounter people who insist that these are real claws--they have even fooled conservation officers. The measurements shown below are along the curve on the back side of the claw, not top to bottom.

These plastic lion claws were cast from a real lion claw. They are approximately 4" long measured along the outside curve and 2" wide across the top. One claw weighs about 11 grams or 0.4 ounce.

These reproduction (i.e., not real) northern grizzly bear claws are some of the best quality on the market today. They are made using casts from real claws using plastic resin and are then hand painted. We often encounter people who insist that these are real claws--they have even fooled conservation officers.The measurements shown below are along the curve on the back side of the claw, not top to bottom.

These reproduction (i.e., not real) plains grizzly bear claws are some of the best quality on the market today. They are made using casts from real claws using plastic resin and are then hand painted. We often encounter people who insist that these are real claws--they have even fooled conservation officers. The measurements shown below are along the curve on the back side of the claw, not top to bottom.

These reproduction (i.e., not real) claws are some of the best quality on the market today. They are made using casts from real claws using plastic resin and are then hand painted. We often encounter people who insist that these are real claws--they have even fooled conservation officers.