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yncrogers
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Does anyone know a source for nice Hi Power grips. I don't need replacements - the ones on the Hi Power I am buying are mint. I wanted to do something custom.
Thanks,
Dale
Thanks,
Dale
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Depends on how "custom" and how much you want to spend.
Hogue makes some nice grips without costing more than the gun. They may not have the panache or "upper crust" appeal of other grip makers, but they have some nice ones.
Browning : Hogue Inc., The Best Value In Handgun Grips, Rifle Stocks and Accessories - Bar None!
Hogue makes some nice grips without costing more than the gun. They may not have the panache or "upper crust" appeal of other grip makers, but they have some nice ones.
Browning : Hogue Inc., The Best Value In Handgun Grips, Rifle Stocks and Accessories - Bar None!
sipowicz
Member
I have a set of these....look nice and fit well...not bad for 30 bucks...I like the original grips the best, but I bought these to keep my red backs mint.
Browning HiPower Coco Bolo Checkered Grips New
Browning HiPower Coco Bolo Checkered Grips New
Oscar Zulu
Member
Hi-Power grips
I have the same kind as Sip does. I think I bought them through CDNN. I like them better than the originals, and they werre 26$ and change+ shipping.
O.Z.
I have the same kind as Sip does. I think I bought them through CDNN. I like them better than the originals, and they werre 26$ and change+ shipping.
O.Z.
These grips are really excellent and will give you a little more modern, custom look as well: ...:::Simonich Knives:::....
Nick B.
Member
mkk41
US Veteran
Brownell's catalog has several styles. I have a set of Speigals on mine.
I bought a set of Herrett grips from CDNN last year to replace the ugly black plastic eyesores on my High Power (Mk III, I think), and highly recommend them, especially for the (very low) price. I think they were listed as fancy grain checkered cocobolo - mine are absolutely beautiful, and fit my hands to perfection. A vast improvement, both aesthetically and in functionality.
I think Hogue makes a pretty good grip and they come in several different types of wood. These are rosewood:
Harrett's are a little thicker and have more bite in their checkering. Navidrex are very thin and flat. They come in black, white or "wood". These are the black, thin grips:
Spegel's are nearly as thin as the Navidrex but have some shape to them, a little palm swell if you will. VZ Grips make a couple types for the Hi Power. I haven't tried them however.
Vern
Harrett's are a little thicker and have more bite in their checkering. Navidrex are very thin and flat. They come in black, white or "wood". These are the black, thin grips:
Spegel's are nearly as thin as the Navidrex but have some shape to them, a little palm swell if you will. VZ Grips make a couple types for the Hi Power. I haven't tried them however.
Vern
Sebago Son
Member
I hate to sound pedestrian, but...
For carrying, shooting and just plain knocking around, it's tough to beat a pair of Pachmayers....
For carrying, shooting and just plain knocking around, it's tough to beat a pair of Pachmayers....
Lew Archer
Member
I have Craig Spegel's grips on my Hi-Power and they are great. You can order them directly from Craig...or check out the Cylinder and Slide website, where you can also order them.
