Grips for High Standard X-Series (and Victor)
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mikemyers- Posts : 4236
Join date : 2016-07-27
Age : 80
Location : South Florida, and India
Re: Grips for High Standard X-Series (and Victor)
Mike,
I have a pair of those new grips I bought at Perry last year but I also have a different set I would sell. That second set is a little more squared off at the back where it meets your hand. I wouldn't say they are bad but they feel a little different than the originals (or Alan's new version) which have a thinner taper there. I would take $75.00 for that second set if you want them. I can send you a picture or two when I get home if you are interested.
Let me know.
John
I have a pair of those new grips I bought at Perry last year but I also have a different set I would sell. That second set is a little more squared off at the back where it meets your hand. I wouldn't say they are bad but they feel a little different than the originals (or Alan's new version) which have a thinner taper there. I would take $75.00 for that second set if you want them. I can send you a picture or two when I get home if you are interested.
Let me know.
John
John Dervis- Posts : 538
Join date : 2012-08-29
Age : 55
Location : Sheridan, Il.
Re: Grips for High Standard X-Series (and Victor)
Try Sarco , I just picked up a set made of hard rubber , ambidextrous. They're about $25. I haven't mounted them yet , but appear to be well made.
Richard Benoit- Posts : 73
Join date : 2018-10-27
Re: Grips for High Standard X-Series (and Victor)
Aha! You must mean these:Richard Benoit wrote:Try Sarco , I just picked up a set made of hard rubber , ambidextrous. They're about $25. I haven't mounted them yet , but appear to be well made.
https://www.sarcoinc.com/hi-standard-grips-for-sport-king-model-m-and-victor-pistols-rubber/
I don't mind their being rubber, and I guess it would make sense to try them before buying the more expensive wood grips.
I'm going to wait about two seeks until I can get to the range, and see how well I like this gun now.
If I sell the gun, they would make a nice, inexpensive addition.
But if I'm going to keep the gun, not sell it, I'll buy the ones that Alan posted.
To be honest here, there is a part of me that just wants to shoot 1911 based guns, and my revolvers.
Can't win - too many other guns I also enjoy shooting.
Best not to do anything until I take the gun to my range.
mikemyers- Posts : 4236
Join date : 2016-07-27
Age : 80
Location : South Florida, and India
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