Questions about imported grips

[ladder13]

Bamboo is considered an invasive plant in many municipalities, and barred.

 

[BigBill]

I like lighter colors for blued guns and darker colors for nickel guns when I can it makes the finish pop. I removed the funky Thailand finish on my cz82 grips to reviel a awesome rosewood natural combination of colors.

 

[Steve912]

Check the list of hardwoods:

Thaweephan Wood | Teak Wood, Makha, Teng, Daeng, Ha Nam, Takien, Red wood | Thaweephan Wood Products

 

[Jon651]

I purchased a set of grips from Thailand for my Rossi 720 back in 2019. I just looked at the original listing for them and all it says is "hardwood". However, I like how they look on the stainless steel and they fit very well.

 

[Himhawkeye]

Here's a set I got for my H&K P7. Perfect fit & great grain.

 

[Justin T]

I bought a pair from a member here for my model 64. They are a reasonably nice medium brown (not orange). Fit well, not perfect, perhaps a few strokes with a file would clean it up. Not worth the time, really.

Nice grips.

 

[ben_g1]

I've purchased a few pairs off eBay. The seller from Thailand I bought from, shows the exact grips your buying on an S&W frame. Some look to fit better than others, especially around the horn, just check the fit before buying. I've been pleased with the ones I've bought.

 

[S&WshooterFIN]

My wood grips from Thailand

30-40 € with postal to Finland