Ok..there is a disparity in your description if you are talking about a .22 caliber. There is a Frontier Scout '62 Series with a P in the serial number (IE: 8100P) and there was not a New Frontier produced until 1970 that had a G series, L series (rarer) and a G(S) series with a cross bolt (1982). The '62 Frontier Scout shipped with 'StagLite" with nickel medallion inserts. There were some special order stocks but these are relatively few according to Wilkerson's book. What is the stamping on your barrel?

The New Frontier (1961-1975) will be chambered in .357 magnum, .45 Colt, .44 special. rare .38 special and even a few in .44-40. Standard stocks/grips were walnut on these.

My first instinct when you said '62 New Frontier was immediately Frontier Scout and I needed to clarify the New Frontier at the end. I hope I didn't confuse you as much as I started confusing myself

 

The correct stocks for a New Frontier made in 1962 (a 2nd Generation gun) would be smooth Walnut with Silver medallions. I don't think there were any 2nd Generation New Frontiers in .44/40.

 

My bad, it is a .357 New Frontier. I think the second post is what I was looking for.

 

There is an auction on GunBroker now, 284652720, that appears to have gold medalions. Do you think they would work?

 

Just a suggestion -- put a set of Grashorn Stags on that Colt New Frontier. They really dress up a nice revolver and aren't as expensive as you might think.

www.grashornsgunworks.com

 

+1 for the Grashorn Stags

 

Medallions currently in the forum's Want To Sell section.

http://www.coltforum.com/forums/want-sell/49996-wts-genuine-colt-grip-medallions.html

http://www.coltforum.com/forums/want-sell/50183-colt-medallons.html