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What is the allure of the G10 starburst grips. I've always preferred the rubber over the ivory and wood versions. What are some of your favorite 1911 grips. I love Nighthawk guns but the only thing I never liked was the gator grips. I know there are so many choices out there. Why would one be the best or chose on over the other. The rubber grips, like on the Kimber Custom II or S&W 1911 PD 5' feel better and more comfortable in my hand. Any pics would also be nice. :wavey:
I love Pachmayrs on mine, reliable and inexpensive.
Greyhoundman
02-05-2011, 21:56
I really like VZ grips, aliens I have them on a few of my 1911's.
Hokie1911
02-05-2011, 22:10
Anything but Sarge's grips.
:tongueout:
Officer's Match
02-05-2011, 22:18
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e131/sly250r/Baer/Baer%20Grips/TDPESM02.jpg
nastytrigger
02-05-2011, 22:19
My Springer came with cocobolos. I love the look of them. At the time, I was all about rubber, so I bought a pair of Hogues. Felt fine, but ugly. Friend gave me a coupon for a free set of Larry Davidson G10 grips. I ordered a Wyrm pattern and love it. Very aggressive pattern and looks awesome.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e131/sly250r/Baer/Baer%20Grips/TDPESM02.jpg
That looks cool what material is it.
nastytrigger
02-05-2011, 22:22
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e131/sly250r/Baer/Baer%20Grips/TDPESM02.jpg
Esmerelda?
Hokie1911
02-05-2011, 22:27
Esmerelda?
Yep. :thumbsup:
I like Hogues because they come in OD green:supergrin:
Pachmayrs are my favorite 1911 grips by far.
http://i851.photobucket.com/albums/ab76/sammuse/Springer/springer.jpg?t=1296970691
Having tried almost all of them I have come full circle back to basic checkered wood grips on 1911s. The other have alot to offer but the basic wood grips has the best overall feel to me. Gotta love the choices of grips these days though.
Alumagrips! Great feel, nearly indestructible.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o298/kellyfletcher1970/Les%20Baer/TRC0243/Various025.jpg?t=1296970865
alabaster
02-05-2011, 22:43
I concur. Esmerelda has the bomb diggy. I really like this local Father/Son team's stuff too. My younger Bro bought some for my Dad for Father's Day last year. Nothing too fancy. Smooth and light in color, with a nice dark grain to contrast. I'm putting them on the Fusion I'm building him now.
I really like VZ grips. I'll eventually try some nice walnut grips if I can find some with a good enough grip. Anybody have any feedback on Nill grips?
VZ Ghost ETC
http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff307/robbluez/SN8516622.jpg
I was really hoping for more blue but they still look good imo.
R0CKETMAN
02-06-2011, 04:55
That looks cool what material is it.
Esmerelda?
Yep. :thumbsup:
No the material is not Esmeralda, although she makes them.
Micarta I presume.
I really dig the horned lizards.
Officer's Match
02-06-2011, 05:41
No the material is not Esmeralda, although she makes them.
Micarta I presume.
I really dig the horned lizards.
African Ebony. And yes, Esmeralda made 'em. Got them on my SACS now.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e131/sly250r/Springfield/SAesm10.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e131/sly250r/Springfield/SAesm5-1.jpg
I like VZ Recons, Davidson's Horned Lizards, and Buckeye Burl grips from Sarge.
1911ShooterDude
02-06-2011, 07:16
Aluminum grips.
For carry, Davidson's Horned Lizard grips. For show, Esmeralda grips.
these:
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1178455929_8yFDq-L.jpg
Quack, that railed Pro w/flat trigger and 10-8 sights is just pure hotness.
Quack, that railed Pro w/flat trigger and 10-8 sights is just pure hotness.
thanks!!!
now i'm waiting for the punch line...
thanks!!!
now i'm waiting for the punch line...
:whistling: Don't get me wrong, I'd like the triggerguard undercut and the SS replaced but that's still a great 1911 for HD IMO..... :cool:
Desert Ironwood.
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/azsnakeman/027ac.jpg
Ruble Noon
02-06-2011, 12:18
^^ Those are nice.
^^ Those are nice.
Thanks. My wife thinks so too...thats her DW 10mm.
I need to find myself another set. :dunno:
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