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| Lacewood Ruger Bisley Grips #074 |
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Cocobolo SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels #AA91
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| Cocobolo SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels #AA91-SOLD!! |
Monday, December 26, 2011
Desert Ironwood SP101/Compact GP100 grip panels
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| Desert Ironwood SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels #AA93 SOLD!! |
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| Desert Ironwood SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels #AA94 SOLD!! |
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Thursday, December 1, 2011
SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels - 12/01/2010
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| Plum Wood SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panel #AA87 - SOLD!! |
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| Plum Wood SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panel #AA88 - SOLD!! |
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| Black and Silver Laminated Birch SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panel #AA89 - SOLD!! |
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Desert Ironwood SP101/Compact GP100 grip panels #AA85
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| Desert Ironwood SP101/Compact GP100 grip panels #AA85- SOLD!! |
Saturday, October 1, 2011
New Model Blackhawk 1/2 inch extended one piece Birdseye Maple grips #B0060
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| Birdseye Maple 1/2 inch extended one piece grips #B0060 - SOLD!! |
Saturday, August 20, 2011
SP101/Compact GP100 Grip Panels - 8/20/2011
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| Bubinga SP101 Grip Panels #AA82 - SOLD!! |
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| Cocobolo SP101 Grip Panels #AA83-SOLD!! |
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| Kingwood SP101 Grip Panels #AA84 - SOLD!! |
New Model Blackhawk Grips 8/20/2011
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| American Holly #B0058 - SOLD!! |
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| Red Dyed Curly Maple #B0059 - SOLD!! |
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Tokarev (Yugoslavian M57) Grip Panels for SALE!!
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| Bubinga Tokarev Grip Panels #T001 - SOLD!! |
Goncalo Alves Tokarev Grip Panels #T008 - SOLD!!
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| Holly Tokarev Grips #T003 - SOLD!! |
Walnut Tokarev Grip Panels #T009 - SOLD!!
Padauk Tokarev Grip Panels #T006 - SOLD!!
Marblewood Tokarev Grip Panels #T004 - SOLD!!
Marblewood Tokarev Grip Panels #T002 - SOLD!!
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| Maple Tokarev Grip Panels #T0011 - SOLD!! |
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| Maple Tokarev Grip Panels #T0012-SOLD!!
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New Model Blackhawk Grips.
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| New Model Blackhawk Curly Maple Grips #B0052-SOLD!! |
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| New Model Blackhawk Box Elder Burl Grips #B0053-SOLD!! |
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| New Model Blackhawk Box Elder Burl Grips-SOLD!! |
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| New Model Blackhawk Maple Burl Grips #B0055- SOLD!! |
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| New Model Blackhawk Claro Walnut Grips #B0056-SOLD! |
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| New Model Blackhawk Claro Walnut Grips #B0057-SOLD!! |
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Grips for the M57 Tokarev - Prototype Experience
I recently picked up a surplus 7.62 X 25mm Yugoslavian tokarev from my local gun store. The price was very resonable and it is in pretty good condition. As you tokarev owners know the grips on these things are less than perfect. I have large hands so the thickness of the panels is not really a problem, they do make a very thin gun fatter but the worst is the profile. The stock grips feel like I am holding on to a 2 x 4. The pictures below are of the first set of prototype grips. I experimented with neodymium magnets to hold the the panels on. I like the look with no hardware showing but the magnets are too small to hold the grips on as securely as I would like. They don't rattle and they wouldn't just fall off but I can knock them off if I try hard enough. I'll have something closer to factory hardware fabricated for my production grips.
These panels cover about the same amount of the frame as the factory grips. I have been reading and it looks like the import safety ruins the trigger pull on some guns. Mine seems to be fine but lots of people remove the safety for shooting. I am planning on making some extended panels that will cover the safety hole in the frame. It's a little ugly to have an open hole in the frame and dust could get on the sear and hammer that is right there.
I would be very interested to hear from M57 owners about their experiences with these guns. I haven't had a chance to take mine to the range but it seems like a very well made gun. I would also appreciate any feed back on what people would like as far as grips goes.
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| M57 Tokarev with stock grips. |
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| Prototype birdseye maple M57. |
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| The other side. |
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| Thickness and profile of prototype vs stock M57 grips. |
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| Stock hardware and prototype magnet hardware. The magnets are just not quite strong enough. |
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