I am hoping someone has some insight on these grips. I just picked them up in a package deal but I don't know anything about them. I confirmed they are K square on my 586 but I've never heard of CKS. They feel very similar to factory combat grips and appear to be at least a little vintage. Any insight would be great

I believe they were imported from the Philippines under various names. I actually saw a reference to them or similar in an old handgun magazine under a name I have never heard. I believe I still have a set with the CKS marking. The wood looks better than the ones I've seen like that, actually looks like goncalo.

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Philippino grips, I have some from Monkey Pod wood.

Awesome, thanks guys. They'll likely end up for sale, at least now I can give some explanation. Appreciate it

I do think they are vintage. I think the newer ones have the brass screw. I would guess yours with the steel screw to be older. I believe they were being imported back in the late 1970's and after but wouldn't know how to date them. They aren't a big money grip so probably no one spends a lot of time researching them. Again, never seen any with nice wood like that.