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Old 02-27-2013, 06:45 PM   #1
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Put a set of "Birdseye Maple" grips on the Sig 938 today.
Sure changed the look.



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Very nice.


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Grips make all the difference in the world. I have 3 different set's I've made for mine so far. And a box load of blanks to get churning on now.
Might I trouble you for a shot of the width of those installed on the Sig though? I'd like to see how thick they are.
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Grips make all the difference in the world. I have 3 different set's I've made for mine so far. And a box load of blanks to get churning on now.
Might I trouble you for a shot of the width of those installed on the Sig though? I'd like to see how thick they are.
If I can find something that measures in millimeters I'll give it shot.

using a centimeter rule it's a little over 2 centimeters
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If I can find something that measures in millimeters I'll give it shot.

using a centimeter rule it's a little over 2 centimeters
Just a picture from the back would do. The factory grips are only .11 thick. I like a little more width to fill my grip. I've been toying with thickness in the .15-.20 range.
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Just a picture from the back would do. The factory grips are only .11 thick. I like a little more width to fill my grip. I've been toying with thickness in the .15-.20 range.
About as close as I can get.

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^^ Thanks, that is perfect.


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