1911 wood grips

December 01, 2012 05:21

What is this style of wood grip called?I remember someone here using a term for them, but can't seem to recall it. Thanks

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Hangfire

December 01, 2012 05:31
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shilowar

December 01, 2012 05:35
that's it!!!! you rock thanks!!! [:D] just a freakin expert you are!
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perry shooter

December 01, 2012 06:02
Herret was the first ones I saw with this style . Many bulls-eye shooters that had weak grip used them and they used to be legal in CMP / DCM matches , ask me how I know.[:p][}:)][;)]

EDIT I used them when I started now at 70 I might need to go back to them [:(]
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shilowar

December 01, 2012 11:52
How do you know?

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machine gun moran

December 02, 2012 08:50
I loved those. I think they looked the snazziest on a blued .38 Super Commander that I had (and that I would still have, if I had any brains [:D]).
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M1A762

December 02, 2012 08:56
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Otherwise known as French checkering.

French checkering is durable; works great on guns that will
be dropped. [:D]
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AJ100

December 04, 2012 02:01
quote:Originally posted by M1A762
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Otherwise known as French checkering.

French checkering is durable; works great on guns that will
be dropped. [:D]

[:D]As in "Fired once then dropped"

AJ100(Tom Vogt)
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