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Looking for Python grips
I know this is a 1911 forum but I figured you folks are like me an have all sorts of Colts so, here goes.
I would like to put a nice set of wood grips on my Pythons. Any suggestions as to suppliers? Thanks.
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Always liked Jordan Troopers by Herrett.
Think the website is www.getgrip.com Oops, that's the Hogue website. Herrett is www.herrett-stocks.com. Hogue does some pretty nice stuff in wood as well bit I've got big hands and like the Troopers. Last edited by AreB; 04-06-2011 at 11:39 PM. Reason: more info/correction |
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OEM colt grips are Expensive...had to look for a set a few yrs back for both a Python and a Diamondback.
I have two Jordan Trooper build specs on file at Herretts. One for .22's and 38's with the smaller S&W K frame. Then have a slightly larger set of dimensions for the larger N frame magnums. Works out well. ![]() Troopers on a Lt Wt Hunter N frame. The Herretts are not cheap, but spring for the A or AA fancy option. REALLY pretties up the grips. And if Your Law enforcement , even LE retired they give a discount. FN in MT |
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I really like the Herrett's on my revolvers.
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I remember seeing that batch of wheelguns when I hung out on the S & W forum. Loves me some Herretts. Stunning collection.
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jl??
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Yup.............of course.
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JL Your secret is safe with me.
Didn't know You had the 1911 addiction as well. FN in MT |
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Yes, I have a lot of 1911's in my adopted herd.
A woman can never have too many nice guns. (or Herrett's stocks) I seem to have concurrently running 1911, S&W N frame and FN rifle addictions. One day I may have to buy food again.
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*Professional Pest* "Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal. " - Albert Camus Last edited by Broom Rider; 04-07-2011 at 08:32 PM. |
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Herrets look really nice. I've never owned, or held a firearm with them on it. May have to try some someday.
I have 4 Pythons wearing Hogue WOOD monogrips with fingergrooves that sure feel good in my hand, and disperse recoil very well. I'd suggest taking a look at them also. Bob
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These guys make nice grips also
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Quote:
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Thanks everybody. Gives me some places to look.
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Yeah sorry,saw a small print saying only S&W double actions..
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Herretts Stocks - for 'fit' you'll send in a tracing of your hand
so the guy that makes them are for your size hands. Jordan Troopers - classic designed by Bill Jordan one of the best for absorbing recoil of the Herretts stocks. Herrett Jordan - a little different in shape and nice checkering pattern. Standard is Walnut - but you can ask about the availability of other wood I have Guy Hogue on my S&Ws. but have shot a herret shod 19 and definietly want Troopers for a S&W Model 60 3" Bbl. .357 Mag I hav. Randall |
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