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Bump buy these grips so I don’t have to sell all the smith and Wesson grips I got 😂

Bump feel free to make an offer. Two items shipped and sold with perfect transactions.

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Significant price drops. Buy it all and I’ll cut someone a big deal.

I posted all the Colt stuff for sale in the PX earlier today. Buy in bulk and save or feel free to make an offer on the for sale listing!

Located near Cincinnati, OH. Can FaceTime or provide additional photos, calls, messages etc. Whatever to make you feel comfortable. List I’ll take it if you want it and send me a PM. PayPal F&F or G&S on your dime. Venmo, or money order if that’s your thing. Two sets of Python grips, both are...

I’m going to be listing the Colt items in the PX shortly if anyone is interested. They are the easiest to let go of 😂

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They are pretty fantastic, thank you!

Yes it does, 675289 best I can tell.

That’s just some of my collection. The lot came with the red pre war k22 box, the 1926 44 gold box, a 4” presentation box, and the 3 blue boxes in the foreground. It was a local Ohio auction!

Thank you! I’ve had a few, but I honestly can’t decide what to keep and what to part with. I’ve bought several boxes in the quest to find a gun, but I’ve yet to buy a grip to find a gun! Sounds like a neat challenge.

Thanks so much! I was a bit nervous at first but once I got everything in hand I knew I made the right choice by bidding them so high.

They sure don’t look like any Goncalo I’ve ever seen, but there’s so much variation.

I don’t care to say I paid $1800 after tax and premium. The lot also came with 6 sets of Herrett style grips, a set of SAA gen 2 eagle motif grips, Colt Scout/Frontier grips, Colt original 1911 grips, a RB set of K combats I gave to a buddy locally, and two Colt New Frontier barrels. Oh and...

The 1926 box is no slouch either. Original parts sheet for the 1950 model, helpful hints, a fact sheet on the 1950 model by Jinks, and I think an original cleaning brush for it. Can anyone confirm if the 44’s came with a large nylon type brush?

I’ve seen a lot of variation in the grain and color of Goncalo Alves, but these are completely different than anything I’ve ever seen. That’s why I questioned it.

I was going back and forth too, but I found what appears to be the same grip in the 5th edition on page 59.

Thanks! I nearly forgot, in addition to the Colt grips the lot also came with a pre-war K22 Outdoorsman box that’s one of the nicest I’ve seen and a gold 1926 model 44 target box too! I’ll shoot a photo of the 1926 tomorrow.