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Grips and sights for a Para
I've decided that instead of buying a new gun in the near future, I want to make some improvements to the ones I already own. It's mostly aesthetic stuff and accesories like holsters, extra magazines, etc.
I'm going to start with my Para P14-45. It needs some nice wood or G-10 grips, any suggestions about where to get them? Standard 1911 grips don't fit. :mad: The other change I want to make is the rear sight, I'm looking for an adjustable sight that's not very bulky. What brands should I be looking at? |
Novak makes excellent adjustable rear sights that don't have any sharp edges or stick way up.
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Thanks, I'll take a look at those! Any ideas about grips?
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Francisco does the Para have a Bomar cut?
Tripp Research is in the final stages of development of a new rear sight. Tripp Research Inc. Accessories Let me know and I'll make a call for you. Hogue - Para Brownells Search : Search Results for "Para P14-45 grips" - World's Largest Supplier of Firearm Accessories, Gun Parts and Gunsmithing Tools |
Thanks for the Hogue link, Cane. I'm feeling a bit silly for not checking that one first.
My pistol has a regular dovetail cut, not a Bomar cut so that sight won't work. :( |
I've used Dawson Precision for sights on more than one occasion - they carry a wide variety. As for grips, I've found Para double-stack grips on Ebay more than once...
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I've ordered two sets of Hogue grips, one of the ugly but comfy rubber ones and some nice cocobolo ones (non checkered). I'm going to hit a few shops today and check out the sights they've got available. |
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I'm down here in Chile, and I was about to order some item from them...:confused: |
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