What Do these Possible Guy Hogue Auto Grips Fit?

[Vtgw938]

What would these grips go to?

 

[murphydog]

Having a ruler in the photo or dimensions would help.

They appear to be for an older-style pistol like a 1911, but are not for one of those specifically.

 

[Vtgw938]

3 1/16 inch center to center on the screw holes. I believe they may have been made by Guy Hogue.

 

[murphydog]

I can only say they are pretty narrow front to back, and the right panel is relieved for the magazine catch but the left panel is not, so its button must be farther forward.

 

[Fullmetaljacket]

Ruger .22 auto, Mk II etc.?

 

[Vtgw938]

After more research I'm thinking they are 1911's with a little target grip flare. More coverage requires more relief cutting.

 

[SG-688]

Another ID point:

The relief cut on the top left panel looks like the clearance cuts on 1911 grips for the plunger tube -- the tunnel for the spring that acts on the slide stop and the thumb safety.

 

[BC38]

Not completely sure what they will fit, though, like others, my first thought was 1911.
I have to say I like the look of the palm-swell. That would probably make a 1911 feel really good in the hand. Though the lack of checkering might make them a little less than ideal for shooting.

 

[Vtgw938]

There is a picture in the book "Combat Handgun Shooting" by James D. Mason that look very similar but are described as Herretts and for a 1911.

 

[Gunhacker]

Another ID point:

The relief cut on the top left panel looks like the clearance cuts on 1911 grips for the plunger tube -- the tunnel for the spring that acts on the slide stop and the thumb safety.

Also on the bottom rear, there are relief "dimples" for the pin that holds the mainspring housing in the frame.