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allstop
18th January 2008, 23:52
Do any of you fine, 1911 aficionados know where one could come into possession of some quality wood grips for a Colt Gold Cup Trophy with a Ed Brown maxi-well? I say "quality" because past experience tells me its a gamble even with $60-70 grips.

I had hoped some existed with the hawsey medallions, but that might be asking too much. Colt won't do the inset nor sell them to me unless they were original grips that happened not to have the medallions (E.g. XSE with rosewood).

I really like the color of the grips on the Special Combat Government, but Cindy at Colt tells me those aren't wood (she thinks; the site says otherwise), even if I could get them.

I'm a fan of the darker woods -- for example, silverwood, I think it's called?

Hep, hep! :)

BHP Fan
19th January 2008, 00:28
Esmerelda's grips.Do a Google search,you'll be glad you did.

98_1LE
19th January 2008, 01:14
What he said! Esmeralda has awesome grips.

ranburr
19th January 2008, 03:31
There are numerous sources of quality grips. I prefer Nill grips. If you want to save a few bucks, RoCos aren't bad.

ranburr

allstop
19th January 2008, 03:47
Esmerelda's grips.Do a Google search,you'll be glad you did.

Thanks for the leads guys..

P.S. BHP Fan, I like the signature quote.

BHP Fan
19th January 2008, 04:18
I also liked this one:''Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety...''
Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759

allstop
19th January 2008, 04:24
I also liked this one:''Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety...''
Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759

Oh yes, that one is well known. I've been trying to find a definitive source for the one in your signature, but I can't find one. Did you pick up that quote in your signature from a book you've read? Ben Franklin, what a dude..

BHP Fan
19th January 2008, 05:05
Yes,it was something I read,but there was a better one about the difference between a Democracy and a Republic a Democracy being where a sheep and two wolves sitting down to vote on what's for dinner,and a Republic being where a well armed sheep contests the decision,but I can't find it anywhere,I'm still looking ...Jefferson and Ambrose Bierce are my other favorites.