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I think the "curved backstrap" is a function of the molded plastic grip & the straight style grip from the 1006(?) can be substituted. B.
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| Posts: 440 | Location: Southeast Wisconsin | Registered: 14 October 2003 |  |
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The 1006 10mm and the 4505 4506 series guns all use the same plastic grips. The straight and palm swell grips can be ordered from S&W approx 15 20 bucks a pair.
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I didn't care for either the straight or curved Delron backstrap on my 4566 but did find the Hogue rubber grips to work just fine. Regards, Jerry
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This is not scientific by any means, but I have never seen a 4505 for sale, whereas I see 4506's for sale all the time. If in really clean or like new condition, I would keep the 4505 in that condition and pick up a much more available 4506 for shooting. JMO
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