where to buy new walnut grips?

kutayhan · 05-04-2009, 04:15 AM

Hi, I am kutay from Turkey. I am about to purchase a luger which I was dreaming and looking for since 2000. Licenced ones are extremely hard to find and expensive in my country. The one I am going to buy (for $ 2200) is by your standarts a shooter. Reblued, no matching numbers, no original mag and no original grips. Anyway the owner claims it is mechanically O.K. and can fire a mag continously.
Now it looks horrible with changing bluing color so I am going to get it repainted matt black.
My biggest problem is in my dreams my luger had very light brown (yellow like) fine checkered walnut grips and eventhough I made a lot of research on where to find these original like grips, I could not find a satisfiying seller.
I would really appreciate if someone suggested where to buy a pair of original like fine checkered light brown walnut grips.

Kindest regards to the owners of one of the most beautiful engineering piece of history.

05-04-2009, 04:15 AM	#1
kutayhan User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: istanbul Posts: 12 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	where to buy new walnut grips? Hi, I am kutay from Turkey. I am about to purchase a luger which I was dreaming and looking for since 2000. Licenced ones are extremely hard to find and expensive in my country. The one I am going to buy (for $ 2200) is by your standarts a shooter. Reblued, no matching numbers, no original mag and no original grips. Anyway the owner claims it is mechanically O.K. and can fire a mag continously. Now it looks horrible with changing bluing color so I am going to get it repainted matt black. My biggest problem is in my dreams my luger had very light brown (yellow like) fine checkered walnut grips and eventhough I made a lot of research on where to find these original like grips, I could not find a satisfiying seller. I would really appreciate if someone suggested where to buy a pair of original like fine checkered light brown walnut grips. Kindest regards to the owners of one of the most beautiful engineering piece of history.