How rare are Springfield WWI grips?

[gfguns]

Anyone know where I might find a set of grips for a 70% condition all original (except grips) 1915 Springfield 1911?

[1563621]

http://vintage1911s.com/

[gfguns]

Thank You I will check it out
Greg

[mpd1978]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=364079182

Here's a set on this beater, if you got the gun cheap enough you could part it out and keep the grips

[PhillipM]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=364079182

Here's a set on this beater, if you got the gun cheap enough you could part it out and keep the grips

Those aren't Springfield grips. Springfields are unique in that they have eleven rows of checkering between the diamonds.

[gfguns]

Thanks MPD1978 I appreciate the lead

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=364079182

Here's a set on this beater, if you got the gun cheap enough you could part it out and keep the grips

[gfguns]

Thanks PhillipM for your reply. Who do you think the manufacture is? They don't look like colt, I count 12 rows of checkering.

Those aren't Springfield grips. Springfields are unique in that they have eleven rows of checkering between the diamonds.

[PhillipM]

Thanks PhillipM for your reply. Who do you think the manufacture is? They don't look like colt, I count 12 rows of checkering.

I counted 13 but could be wrong. I think they are late 1911 Colt grips.

[Duane Hansen]

Thanks PhillipM for your reply. Who do you think the manufacture is? They don't look like colt, I count 12 rows of checkering.

Possibly Remington UMC

[gfguns]

Thanks Duane that is likely. I am pulling out books, pistols and spare grip sets to do some closer comparisons. I especially have to refresh my memory on the late Colt grips Phillip M mentioned. More to follow

[gfguns]

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