US Army M&P lanyard question?

[F224]

I have a very nice, parkerized M10-4, its newer than the M&P that I was issued in my Army pilot days, but given the price and near new condition with original and numbered grips, I could not pass it up.

I would like to locate the parts to put the grip swivel and lanyard loop on it. Any idea where I might find them and what the actual part numbers might be? We were a pretty low priority Midwest Air Cav squadron, the last too retire the UH1M gunships and I think among the last to be issued M9's. I last qualed with my revolver in 1991, and we still had a few Colt Official Police models in the armory when I called it quits.

Thanks in advance.

 

[TAROMAN]

I see the lanyard loops on eBay from time to time.
The pin is just a regular roll pin.
Other possibilities re Jack First in SD and Numrich arms.

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[Retired W4]

Mike models and model 10's. Sounds like my old mid-West unit outside Columbus.

 

[DWalt]

Look on eBay and the gun auction sites. Parts houses may also have some. They are fairly common. There is a small retaining pin. and it may still be in its hole. If not, you can easily find something that will work as a pin.

 

[jpage]

Is the loop the same as a Victory model ?

 

[murphydog]

It should be. Hope I am not pointing out the obvious by stating the OP's model 10-4 would have to have the holes in the bottom of the grip frame (like a Victory Model) to be able to install the lanyard ring...

 

[sarg1c]

Mike models and model 10's. Sounds like my old mid-West unit outside Columbus.

Columbus,Ohio?

 

[Muley Gil]

Is it already drilled for a lanyard loop? If not, the hole in the butt should be 1/10" forward of center.

Make REAL sure the hole doesn't go through the serial number!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Jimmyjones]

I've seen lanyard loops that mount like the Hogue mono-grip on ebay, doesn't require drilling the grip frame to install.

 

[F224]

Mike models and model 10's. Sounds like my old mid-West unit outside Columbus.

Waterloo...the 1/194th.