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01-09-2002, 08:40 AM

Grady,

Since the pistol is in such nice condition and the grips are original, I would venture to guess that maybe someone has lightly sanded the checkering (just a maybe). I agree with Lonnie that Hugh can do a wonderful job on the grips and get them back closer to original. The new cut chckering does not have to be full deapth and this will make them look great.

Marvin C.

01-09-2002, 08:40 AM	#5
Marvin C. Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Erfurt 1918 grips Grady, Since the pistol is in such nice condition and the grips are original, I would venture to guess that maybe someone has lightly sanded the checkering (just a maybe). I agree with Lonnie that Hugh can do a wonderful job on the grips and get them back closer to original. The new cut chckering does not have to be full deapth and this will make them look great. Marvin C.