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Lifer
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They do seem to hold up better than wood.
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No. The very early ones had wood, up til about late 'S' 1936. I can't find the reference (help old guys?) but the very early ones were thicker/wider grips with coarse checkering.
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Lifer
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Thank You! Were ther any others that bore a plastic grip>
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Eric,
Found it. Gibson's, "The Krieghoff". Starting page 41 has a long discussion on the grips. FN |
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Lifer
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That Blue book is the Bible!
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