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Grip identification help
anyone know who made this set of grips?
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I couldn't see the third picture but they have a Sile look to me.
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Sile is one possibility, but the checkering pattern reminds me of Sanderson (minus the lacquer finish).
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I'm thinking those are Herretts fellas
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I'm thinking those are Herretts fellas
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It's ok for you to be wrong once in a while Kris
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Another vote for Herrett
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Another vote for Sile.
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I didn't think there would be so much confusion
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Many grip makers over the years would copy each other but add certain touches to it to make it their own.
Here is some Sile grips on an N frame square:
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I don't think they are Sile the checkering and quality look way better than Sile to me
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"I didn't think there would be so much confusion."
Well, it can be difficult sometimes with unmarked stocks  . VM is one of the local stock experts so he may very well be correct.
Easy enough to call and e-mail Herrett's your photos to see if they recognize them, and someone else here may own a similar set and know who made them.
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They are Herrett's stocks and someone put an awful finish on them.
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With VM, -db-, and 410 bore all voting Herrett.
3 guys that "know" stocks ....far better....than I.
Herrett will win
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I have an un-checkered set of TARGET STYLE N-Frame grips. I think that they are ugly (and all this type of grip) I will tell you what.... they were on my 28 no dash, 6" and I could shoot it very well with them on. Bob
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The OP's are Herretts. I like thumbrest stocks myself. The main problem with them being finding a pair that fits your hand. 
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