My only pair, on a Colt .32 Officers Model.
Regards,
turnerriver
Regards,
turnerriver
The Ultimate Sanderson Stock Appreciation Thread (Post Your Stocks!!!!)
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I am a big fan of sanderson grips myself. I have found that they kinda look alike but actually vary more than one might think. I'm still learning to take good pictures so i hope these come out ok.
Next are a colt pair i found at the last gun show. The grain is real nice.They were priced where i could not resist.
Next are a colt pair i found at the last gun show. The grain is real nice.They were priced where i could not resist.
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Modified
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My latest set of fine old stocks arrived today. The question in my mind is; did they come without the thumb rest, or are they modified?
I don't much care either way, they feel wonderful in the hand, but it is a question that has me a bit curious. What do you guys think?
Here they are on my 19 no dash:
Not certain where they will live permanently, I rather like them on this gun, they may stay here.
I don't much care either way, they feel wonderful in the hand, but it is a question that has me a bit curious. What do you guys think?
Here they are on my 19 no dash:
Not certain where they will live permanently, I rather like them on this gun, they may stay here.
Modified I'd say, but done well enough. A very nice looking set of grips.
I've picked up a couple of sets of grips recently for Colt DA's that might be Sanderson but I'm not certain. One oddball set for sure with a pinky cut that I believe to be original to the grips. The second pic is a better representative of the color.
I've picked up a couple of sets of grips recently for Colt DA's that might be Sanderson but I'm not certain. One oddball set for sure with a pinky cut that I believe to be original to the grips. The second pic is a better representative of the color.
Modified
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Another set of Sandersons just came my way.
I do like the, but I think they were made for someone with smaller hands. The left handed ropers I also have for the match target here is just all around better for me, except of course that I'm not a southpaw.
I do like the, but I think they were made for someone with smaller hands. The left handed ropers I also have for the match target here is just all around better for me, except of course that I'm not a southpaw.
Ventilated rib, tubular magazine woodsman...
gaucho1
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Dementia Strikes Again
I say between SixgunStrumpet and Skilled I am starting to lose my mind.
It's like a Universe in a different dimension than the one I inhabit.
Truly Amazing Guys.............
I say between SixgunStrumpet and Skilled I am starting to lose my mind.
It's like a Universe in a different dimension than the one I inhabit.
Truly Amazing Guys.............
I would be remiss in my efforts to compile this large grouping of Sanderson stocks if I didn't add these two recently acquired sets; I know they have been posted in a separate thread already so my apologies for the redundancy but I think they belong here as well.
This thread has really has really benefited from other members additions, please keep them coming as you find the time. Also, as you acquire them feel free to post them up!
1) K Frame, Square Butt, #88 stamped into the panels. These are the coolest set of Sandersons I have found to date.
2) Sanderson 1911 Thumbrest panels, #42 stamped on the back of each panel.
This thread has really has really benefited from other members additions, please keep them coming as you find the time. Also, as you acquire them feel free to post them up!
1) K Frame, Square Butt, #88 stamped into the panels. These are the coolest set of Sandersons I have found to date.
2) Sanderson 1911 Thumbrest panels, #42 stamped on the back of each panel.
Modified
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Ended up with a set of pretty amazing sandersons, that I will never be able to use.
They were marked for a Model 52. How many left handed thumb rest Model 52 sandersons do you guys expect exist?
Lovely stocks, I must say.
They were marked for a Model 52. How many left handed thumb rest Model 52 sandersons do you guys expect exist?
Lovely stocks, I must say.
What is the going rate for a pair of Sandersons? Say for a K and an N frame.
I've not seen many for sale so my well of knowledge is rather shallow; at present.
I've not seen many for sale so my well of knowledge is rather shallow; at present.
A tribute to Sanderson by schofieldkid85 on my transitional Heavy Duty.
Colt Officer Model Special with my first & only pair of Sandersons
lawandorder
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410 you need to name that one pair your growling bear Sandersons.
I just entered the club and purchased an early pre model 10 with Sanderson grips. The matching number under the grips is #6. Is that an indicator of a earlier pair? Pics in the morning light soon.
Another set of N frame Sandersons surfaced recently. I didn't take a shot of the back sides, I apologize for that. They have the matching stamped numbers on each panel and have "44" penciled on each panel, probably to denote the N frame .44 they were made for. And, since they fit my Pre War Outdoorsman, I'd guess the "44" was a pre war as well! 
Blind Boy
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Here is a set of left hand Sanderson stocks. These are shown off the gun in post #20. They now reside on my K 22. As a shooter with sinister proclivities this is a rare find. My thanks to the OP for making these available.
