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Very nice 1911. Love the wood grips.
I wonder if similar wood is available for CZ75 Compacts. Just picked up this one today - it is identical to the one I bought several months ago. Sons are gonna be happy when their birthdays roll around this summer.
I'm not sure. I've had a few sets made by KSD. Some can be a little pricey, depending on what you want, but they can pretty much do it all. Here's a few CZ grips off of their website.
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Attachment 20399
Thanks!
I’ll check them out.
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I'm still readily available for adoption. Just sayin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Armybrat
Speaking of grips....my nightstand friend got new shoes :typing:
Old first then the new:
Thanks for this, I was not aware of KSD grips, only question is do they have a palm swell, like the OEM ones have. I sent them an email asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by BirdsThaWord
Very nice jeep. Did they add much bulk to your grip?Quote:
Originally Posted by jeepster09
Surprisingly no. I thought they would. Feels about the same. Considering it is a double stack 45, I was worried.
Perhaps because it is a LATE ISSUE P227 with the undercut grip it doesn't appear to matter.
I've had this awhile now, and posted pictures of it earlier. But I find that because I get bored easily, and also like to change things up I decided to play around. And I found that a 1911 does not have to have an extended magwell in look good in flat bottom grips that are cut for a magwell, . And I like the size of this better without the extended magwell. I think I'll stick to Officer and CCO sized grips for extended magwells for the most part. I like this shooter a lot, but I do wish that it could be produced in the US.
Before and after