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NEED HELP FINDING ANOTHER SET OF THESE 1911 GRIPS

ink_monkey85
When I was making this custom 1911 I ran across these grips brand new in the package, but this is the only pair like this I have ever seen and I cannot find another. I would like to build another 1911 identical to this one so that I can have a matched pair. If anyone has seen some like these or can offer any info please do. They are Hogue Extreme Series grips. I see a lot of the white with the blck grim reaper but cannot find the black and silver.
Thanks, Justin

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  • David Nunn
    Looks like a Sid Ryan design. Have you tried his website?
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  • USN_Airdale
    at a gun show in Tucson there was a fellow who had many scrimshawed 1911 grips, your photo of these grips looks pretty similar to what i saw on some of his, i am not sure he had the black and silver ones but next time i go i will look.., what price range are you comfortable with ?
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  • Txs
    I don't mean to be out of line here, but if this gun should ever be used for defensive purposes....

    Have you considered how it would look to have a prosecutor waving a pistol adorned with a grinning Grim Reaper in front of a jury? Images like this can make for a much steeper hill to climb when it comes to convincing those 12 that the last thing you'd wanted to do was take a life.
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  • ink_monkey85
    quote:Originally posted by USN_Airdale
    at a gun show in Tucson there was a fellow who had many scrimshawed 1911 grips, your photo of these grips looks pretty similar to what i saw on some of his, i am not sure he had the black and silver ones but next time i go i will look.., what price range are you comfortable with ?


    Since I can't seem to find them, my price range is well open. Lets say $150 at most, al though I doubt they would run that high. I paid $60 for the first set, and was extremely happy with that.
    Thanks, Justin
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  • D@D
    Email these guys at Gun Grips they might be able to help.

    sales@GunGrips.net

    Or you can leave a voice mail. 520-397-9311
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  • john w
    Try e-bay as there are a ton of 1911 grips of all styles on there!
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by ink_monkey85
    They are Hogue Extreme Series grips.


    Have you considered calling Hogue?

    Also, just to reiterate what TXS said, guns like this are cool at the range, on in a nice case, or for Hollywood movie magic time, but in our litigation-prone society not such a good idea for carry or any kind of defensive use.
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  • ink_monkey85
    To those concerned about me using this for defensive purposes or concealed carry, don't worry, that's not an issue. I like a 45 and all, but for my conceal carry I use a 44 magnum with black talon ammo... Gives me a more assured feeling that I'll get a good KILL shot cause I don't shoot to wound or scare.
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  • drobs
    Those look like something that came from:

    www.wickedgrips.com

    Personally, I like my grips to be checkered. Easier to hold on to the gun. Smooth grips don't do anything for me.
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  • ink_monkey85
    Actually these aren't smooth, the grim reaper is sort of engraved in the grips so it gives a texture that provides better grip.

    quote:Originally posted by drobs
    Those look like something that came from:

    www.wickedgrips.com

    Personally, I like my grips to be checkered. Easier to hold on to the gun. Smooth grips don't do anything for me.
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