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Anybody got a spare left side grip for a 1907 380 first model?
If not, how good are the reproduction grips?
Thanks,
CHB
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Campfire Tracker
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Campfire Tracker
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Probably hard to find a grip but worth keeping an eye out for one.
They are brittle which is why some are missing and even less available.
No experience with the reproductions, but probably look nicer and function better than nothing.
Last edited by Southern_WI_Savage; 11/08/19.
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Campfire Regular
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Campfire Regular
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Bill, I have/had a reproduction left side grip somewhere (I can't find it). I found it fit loose and I eventually found an original. I think the material they mold them out of shrinks slightly. I have two of the other side.....
Gene
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Some repos are great, some are junk. I have found that the only way to tell is try them on the pistol. The last one I bought is so loose,it won't stay on.
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