Well when i started this post out I was more concern about the blueing on the gun which is most of the times gets messed with. I appreciate all of the advice but on this one I will probally go with Garfeild. The fit on the grips is Excellent+ what workmanship. This might help shed some more answers to if they are the correct grips:- on the metal on the pistol ( the metal where the grips lay)there is very, very old what looks like dried grease ( it will come off)this old grease has been sealed against the wood of the grips for so long it has went into the wood of the grips makeing it black. I know they probably are to be numbered to the gun But i know thinks happen in factories I saw a P38 last week that had the code printed upside down Now I know that is not correct but things do happen. If they are replacement grips since they are plain Who made plain grips? Thanks I hope someone can answer the question who made the grips if they did not leave a code behind. I think it was some grips that just did not get marked at the factory. again I am new to all this but enjoy all of the input
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