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Hi,
Can someone on forum help me ID manufacturer of the grips removed from a S&W K38. Thanks, Joe[ATTACH]IMG_0674.jpg[/ATTACH] |
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Are there any markings on the inside of the grips? Hard to nail down as they must be custom grips.
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There weren't any obvious markings I will take another look. The attachment screw was thru the base and a metal piece was attached to the pistol frame to accept the attaching screw. I think the wood is rosewood but that's only a guess.
Thanks for the comments. Joe |
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Hi,
I examined them They are machined from a single piece of wood.The entire assembly is one piece. the screw holding them to the frame is in bottom of the grip. there is a metal piece attached to the frame with the the screw hole in it.They are very well made, unfortunately I don't know more. Thanks Joe |
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