I am sure there are Forum members who could find uses for most of those if you offer them for sale.
Single Action Grips
I think these are the last of the grips I acquired-
This pair appear to be pearl single action grips. Unfortunately, there is a bit of chipping at the upper, forward corner of each panel.
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These appear to be original first generation hard, rubber grips.
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These also appear to be Colt hard rubber grips.
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And there's this set of broken hard rubber grips. Do people repair these?
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Then there is this nice one, but only the left hand side is in the box.
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These more modern looking molded plastic grips are marked Colt single action and have a silver Colt medallion but I have no idea what they came on.
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There is a single right hand side, plastic imitation pearl panel
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Last there was this single grip which looks to be for a Colt New Service - at least it's the same size as the grips on my 38 Shooting Master.
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If I've misidentified any of these please let me know.
thanks,
Randy
This pair appear to be pearl single action grips. Unfortunately, there is a bit of chipping at the upper, forward corner of each panel.
These appear to be original first generation hard, rubber grips.
These also appear to be Colt hard rubber grips.
And there's this set of broken hard rubber grips. Do people repair these?
Then there is this nice one, but only the left hand side is in the box.
These more modern looking molded plastic grips are marked Colt single action and have a silver Colt medallion but I have no idea what they came on.
There is a single right hand side, plastic imitation pearl panel
Last there was this single grip which looks to be for a Colt New Service - at least it's the same size as the grips on my 38 Shooting Master.
If I've misidentified any of these please let me know.
thanks,
Randy
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I think pearl grips look purdy on blued guns:
I agree swamprat.
I agree swamprat.
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Randy,These more modern looking molded plastic grips are marked Colt single action and have a silver Colt medallion but I have no idea what they came on.
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If I've misidentified any of these please let me know.
thanks,
Randy
Those above did not come on a Colt; they're not Colt grips. They're after market grips made to fit the Colt SAA and sold with Colt medallion copies installed. Could have been produced anytime in the last 1/2 century.
These more modern looking molded plastic grips are marked Colt single action and have a silver Colt medallion but I have no idea what they came on.
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I just bought a pair of Franzite grips cast exactly like these off eBay. Except they are ivory yellow and have Franzite medallion and have Franzite emblem cast in on inside above COLT where your's has a blurred area. Paid $12.95 + 3.50 shipping .
I just bought a pair of Franzite grips cast exactly like these off eBay. Except they are ivory yellow and have Franzite medallion and have Franzite emblem cast in on inside above COLT where your's has a blurred area. Paid $12.95 + 3.50 shipping .
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They didn't come on any gun, they're after market grips that came in a box and are just made to fit Colt SAAs., hence why they're marked COLT. The C-SAA is undoubtedly the manufacturer's part #. You too can buy Colt medallions and replace the Franzite medallions with them.These more modern looking molded plastic grips are marked Colt single action and have a silver Colt medallion but I have no idea what they came on.
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I just bought a pair of Franzite grips cast exactly like these off eBay. Except they are ivory yellow and have Franzite medallion and have Franzite emblem cast in on inside above COLT where your's has a blurred area. Paid $12.95 + 3.50 shipping .
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