Recent content by Stentor

Here is my 952 long-slide with Nill grips (bummer to hear that Nill is no longer making grips for the 952)

My PPC without full underlug has Hogue grips (I didn't purchase new, so not certain what it came with from the PC). I have seen several other pics of PPCs without the full underlug that also have Hogue grips. My other two PPCs have the factory hard grips.

My 45 Recon also has Hogue grips. All my PC semi-autos--except 945s, one of my PPCs, and 45 Recon--have the standard OEM grips.

My 845 Model of 1998 came with the standard OEM straight back grip. As noted, I believe the "45 Target Champion" might have come with Hogue grips.

One of my PPCs has the same UBZ prefix (UBZ 68XX) and gray case as yours pictured above.

Quick sidebar--I thought I had read that PC PPC pistols did have screw bushings on their frames (e.g., to accept Nill grips). I have never pulled the grips on my PPC pistols to check.

I know you have a lot more than these twelve.;) Good to know of the strong impression of the Redback (I have been considering one).

Of the dozen, which are your favorites (and why)?

I agree that the 4006 Limited is a fantastic pistol! I finally picked one up last year after a long search.

The pistol I posted is a Tactical Forty (code 170020; I mistyped and abbreviated as Tactical 40 earlier). I am aware of the two-tone Tactical 40 too.