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th · 08-19-2002, 02:13 PM

I did get the glass out and a bright light ( I study it for a half hour)I still do not see any marks I sent Edward a pic of the inside of the grips you can see where the dried grease is on the metal and where the grips had been on so long it has turn the grips black on the edges(due to grease)it matches perfectly to the dried grease. These grips have been on for a long time . If they were replacement grips how could both of them have been replaced with non marked grips. What are the chance of both grips needing to be replaced? Just curious is there anyone else that has non marked grips on there BYF42?

Added by EBT:

and another of the entire grip.

(in e-mails from Tom, he really is curious as to why his grips, which appear to be original don't have markings and not trying to raise a fuss, [img]smile.gif[/img] ).
From Ed, is it likely they are armorer replacements?

08-19-2002, 02:13 PM	#35
th User Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 19 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I did get the glass out and a bright light ( I study it for a half hour)I still do not see any marks I sent Edward a pic of the inside of the grips you can see where the dried grease is on the metal and where the grips had been on so long it has turn the grips black on the edges(due to grease)it matches perfectly to the dried grease. These grips have been on for a long time . If they were replacement grips how could both of them have been replaced with non marked grips. What are the chance of both grips needing to be replaced? Just curious is there anyone else that has non marked grips on there BYF42? Added by EBT: and another of the entire grip. (in e-mails from Tom, he really is curious as to why his grips, which appear to be original don't have markings and not trying to raise a fuss, [img]smile.gif[/img] ). From Ed, is it likely they are armorer replacements?