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Old 24th October 2004, 10:03
somaliavet somaliavet is offline
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WWII Grips

What types of grips were issued in WWII?

I have seen some bakelite looking ones that look black and some that look brown.

What's the skinny on these?

Thanks all......

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U.S. military 1911-A1's all came with semi-gloss brown or reddish brown plastic stocks. As far as I know, black plastic is not correct for U.S. military 1911-A1's.

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Old 25th October 2004, 00:21
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somaliavet, check this site. Great for the type of info you're looking for.

http://www.coolgunsite.com/

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Old 25th October 2004, 00:31
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Apparently during the Vietnam War some checkered black plastic grips were ordered by the Navy for use on M1911A1 pistols. I do not know why or in what quantities, however.

 



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