I noticed their was a thread about Rogers Plastic Grips. I recently purchased a m66 4" barrel that had a set of safariland plastic grips. I love them. Are the Rogers and Safariland grips the same? The grips I have are sq. butt, were any available in rnd. butt? Where can I find more of these grips? I don't think they are produced anymore. Does anyone know someone you can make these grips in wood? Thanks folks.
Safariland Plastic Grips
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I recently picked up a K38 and a 67. The 67 had those Safariland plastic finger grooved grips. Kind of slick so I put a could wraps of cohesive bandage wrap (that various colored stretchy bandage wrap) on it. Felt a lot better.
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Rogers made them with the Safariland medallion in them, under contract from Safariland so they could offer grips to attract PD sales, since the holsters and belts were so popular.
I have a set of the black ones, definitely came off an ex-cop gun since it has seat belt rash and the right grip is all dinged up. They look perfect on a holster worn trade-in 64.
I have been searching high and low for the fake wood pattern ones, they are harder to find.
I have a set of the black ones, definitely came off an ex-cop gun since it has seat belt rash and the right grip is all dinged up. They look perfect on a holster worn trade-in 64.
I have been searching high and low for the fake wood pattern ones, they are harder to find.
If I'm not mistaken, and I might be, I believe Safariland bought the design and manufacturing rights from Rogers, for the grips and the line of holsters he was making at the time. I used to buy a lot of stuff from Rogers back in the day and my favorite was an open top paddle holster design for a 1911. I really liked his designs, which were basically a form fitted plastic holster with a leather liner. Apparently Safariland liked them too!
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