GT, eat your heart out!

I wouldn't mind some "Ivory" grips on my Luger, but they'd have to be fake, Pearl would be okay, but Patton would have a fit.


Here are some addresses from a Combat handgun article, they might have grips some of you could use;


Altamount Company, 901 N. Church St., Box 309, Dept. CH, Thomasboro, IL 61878; Ph: (217) 643-3125

Ajax Custom Grips, P.O. Box 560129, Dept. CH, Dallas, TX 75356; Ph. (214) 630-8893

Barami Corporation, 6689 Orchard Lake Rd., #148, Dept. CH, West Bloomfield, MI 48322; Ph: (248) 738-0462:

Eagle Grips, 460 Randy Rd., Dept. CH, Carol Stream, IL 60188; Ph: (800) 323-6144

Farrar Tool Company, 12150 Bloomfield Ave. #E, Dept. CH, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670; Ph: (562) 863-4367

Hogue Grips, P.O. Box 1138, Dept. CH, Paso Robles, CA 93447; Ph: (800) 438-4747

Pachmayr Ltd., 1875 S. Mountain Ave., Dept. CH, Monrovia, CA 91016; Ph: (800) 423-9704

Craig Spegel, P.O. Box 3108, Dept. CH, Bay City, OR 97107-3108; Ph: (503) 377-2697

Tyler Mfg., 3804 S. Eastern Ave., Dept. CH, Oklahoma City, OK 73129; Ph: (405) 677-1487

Uncle Mike's (Michael's of Oregon), P.O. Box 13010, Dept. CH, Portland, OR 97213; Ph: (503) 255-6890


There is a guy that has Genuine African Ivory at over $400 a pair of grips.


And Tyler grips is at this website, but they no longer make grips and may or may not have any Luger grips in stock (couldn't reach anyone on the phone):


http://www.t-grips.com/


Ed