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  • MoneyShot
    Automag Lover
    • Jun 2005
    • 194

    #16
    Those wood grips actually look alright on your gun

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    • craltal
      MCB, baby...
      • Oct 2003
      • 1452

      #17
      Smart Parts made them and are closing them out, limited colors left, but have at them.

      http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...EAFB%3AIT&rd=1

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      • southside_mag
        Lost!
        • Jun 2005
        • 22

        #18
        How weird do the lefty grips feel if your a righty? not a fan of the green and purple righty grips they have left. also props on the awesome looking mag jaan!

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        • Jaan
          It's Pronounced *John*

          • Apr 2005
          • 1310

          #19
          Originally posted by southside_mag
          How weird do the lefty grips feel if your a righty? not a fan of the green and purple righty grips they have left. also props on the awesome looking mag jaan!
          It doesn't feel that bad. I have the lefty (on my original single trigger frame) and whenever I've let people use it they haven't noticed it until I pointed it out. Here is a picture from the back to give you an idea of what the lefty grip would be like. Even though you don't notice it if you have the wrong one, the correct one is wicked comfortable to hold.

          A friend of mine who owns a paintball store might have a few kicking around still in nice colors, I just asked him and he'll look later tonight. He's been around since '94 and you'ld be surprised what you find in the back room. When I was looking for the wood .45 grips, I found a brand new Hyperframe.

          Oh, and thanks (c:

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          • southside_mag
            Lost!
            • Jun 2005
            • 22

            #20
            You know all this talk about grips got me thinking, what if they made grips that had that stuff they put on those beds in them, you know the one where the lady puts her hand on it and it molds to the shape of her hand and when she takes it off it slowly goes back to the normal shape. man that looks like that would be really comfortable.It wouldn't have to be inside the whole grip just the part that wraps around under the trigger.I don't know if it's been done or not, just another one of my dumb ideas,I've got alot of those

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            • Jaan
              It's Pronounced *John*

              • Apr 2005
              • 1310

              #21
              Originally posted by southside_mag
              You know all this talk about grips got me thinking, what if they made grips that had that stuff they put on those beds in them, you know the one where the lady puts her hand on it and it molds to the shape of her hand and when she takes it off it slowly goes back to the normal shape. man that looks like that would be really comfortable.It wouldn't have to be inside the whole grip just the part that wraps around under the trigger.I don't know if it's been done or not, just another one of my dumb ideas,I've got alot of those
              I've seen people make custom grips by holding a piece of clay and then carving out wood to match. I've thought about doing that myself since I'm a bowhunter and the hand I hold the bow with was broken before. Maybe someday when I make a traditional log bow I'll do that. At any rate, that's one idea to make a comfortable grip yourself.

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