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The Perfect Mating Of Iron To HandWe specialize in making tomorrow's heirlooms today
We specialize in making tomorrow's heirlooms today
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Colt Woodsman 2nd Gen. Rosewood Grips Smooth
Sale $109.95
Colt
2nd Generation Woodsman
CO41-PAIR-NASM
Colt Woodsman 2nd Gen. Rosewood Grips Smooth
If this grip is not currently in stock, our production time will be 3-8 weeks. If you want to check if this grip is currently in inventory, or if you need these grips sooner please call (800) 323-6144.
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Colt Woodsman 2nd Gen. Rosewood Grips Smooth
Since 1971 Eagle Grips has been providing handgun enthusiasts with the finest quality grips possible only using high quality materials, old world technique’s and proven designs. This has been our standard for the last fifty years, but today’s enthusiast deserves more.
Armed with today’s technology, we are able to create even better and finer examples of the grip maker’s art. We will continue making our high-quality grips with the same exacting standards, more options, incredible detail and more material choices than ever before
This whole process is an intricate balancing act, testing the limits of production feasibility and skilled hand craftsmanship to create tomorrow’s heirlooms.
Eagle Grips - The Perfect Mating of Iron to Hand. We thank you for your business and support.
All of our grips are hand finished and carefully inspected prior to shipment. We guarantee our quality and your satisfaction!
Reviews
Nice stocks, but needed fitting
Everything fit well except the screw hole in the panels did not match the hole in the frame. It was about 1/3rd of a hole mis-matched. I couldn't move the hole in the panels, so I had to enlarge the hole in the frame off to one side. All the screw does is hold the panels to the frame, not locate them on the frame, so it worked out fine. I can't say whether the hole was mis-located in the grips, or if some manufacturing change was made by Colt that caused it.
