Herett Nationals no more?

Are the Herrett Nationals grips no longer made?

They've just moved to a new location. Immediately prior to and during their move, the H-41 stocks weren't available and now they are. I would think a staple like the Nationals would become available sooner or later.

I called them a few months ago, and they gave me the impression that they had sold all their inventory to The Shooters Box.

https://www.theshootersbox.com/Herrett-Stocks_bymfg_301-0-1.html

Pinetree wrote:I called them a few months ago, and they gave me the impression that they had sold all their inventory to The Shooters Box.

https://www.theshootersbox.com/Herrett-Stocks_bymfg_301-0-1.html

I just checked that link. They want $150 for them! I used to get them for $75... Dang!

At $150 might as well get customs!

Which pistol are you looking to get grips for?

I have not been able to get through to Herrett by phone and their website is almost useless.

If anyone has a set of left-hand grips for a HS 103, or a early (pre-A100 grip frame) Ruger .22 auto, I am you customer.

High Standard has selected a new vendor to manufacture grips for us. We should have the Model 103 Grips within 60 Days. I just received a Model 103 Ambidextrious sample set and, they are great !!! I will try to post them on our website tomorrow. - Alan Aronstein

I can make that set of left HS103 grips for you.  Take a look at my website ([url=PrecisionTargetPistolGrips.com]PrecisionTargetPistolGrips.com[/url]) for more information and pictures.  

Thanks,
Andrew

Precision Target Pistol Grips

Herrett is alive and well. I spoke Robin there yesterday. She said their website is a work in progress. They have a 12 week lead on custom grips. A set of custom grips is just over $250 all in. Robin spends most of the day on Friday out and about. Telephone contact or U.S. mail is necessary to place an order. It is best to call Mon-Thurs. 
You must provide an outline of your hand (original by mail) for custom grips.

Now I need to decide Herrett’s or Randall Fung? Any thoughts.

Mods, I do not mean to hijack this thread and if you move this, I understand.

Nationals never required that.
Do they still make and stock Nationals!

I think they still make and stock Herrett Nationals grips. The Nationals do not require a tracing of the shooter’s hand.
My conversation with Robin was somewhat derailed when she said Herrett’s has never made National grips for the early Ruger auto grip frames; that is not correct. However, they do not make Nationals for the early grip frame any longer. They will, still make custom grips for that gun.