Ajax grip report.

[Doug]

Well the news is good and bad. The good news is the grip size is not consistent. I say that this is good because at least it gives room for fitting. The bad news is that you must buy multiple pairs and mix n match to get a good fit. The right panels seem to be the most consistent. They all have the thick back side and gap under the safety. As we all know frame size varies from gun to gun. I tried the right panels four sets on a 1917 DWM Artillery and a 1940 42 code as well as a 1915 Erfurt and a POS 1910 parts gun. I noticed that the grips fit better on the 1917 and 1940. The 1915 and 1910 fit rather poorly (i.e.) big gap. While deciding whether or not to return them I asked if they could make the top of the left panel oversize so they could be hand fitted. Their response was NO, it would require them to reprogram the CNC machine. They did mention if their was a large order they would do it though. I don't know what they consider large, but Iâ??ll bet it's over 1000 pairs. The only thing I can say is if we all bombard them with emails for oversize grips they just might think that there is a big enough market to alter the program. By the way they said that they used a 1942 artillery frame as the pattern. I'll bet that's a RARE gun!!!! HAHA I hope it was an error on their part. Anyway for Luke and Denny let me know if you want to try your luck. If you do and they don't fit I know that Ajax would exchange them for another pair.