CZ Guru needed. ID who makes these grips?
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MIL-DOT
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Could be one of those operations from Thailand that sell on E-bay, you might look around there and see if any of them use that same imprinted lettering on them. That's pretty unique, I don't recall seeing it before. That may be your best bet for hunting down the manufacturer.
Or ,just Google 'CZ75 wood grips', then click "images", and scroll down through all the photos and see if you see them.
Or ,just Google 'CZ75 wood grips', then click "images", and scroll down through all the photos and see if you see them.
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They do look like they're made from laminated wood. MIL-DOT has a good idea: Google CZ75 grips, click on Images, then click on any grips which look like the ones you're interested in. Chances are it will send you to some gun auction or company which has/had them for sale and you can take it from there.
They do look like they're made from laminated wood. MIL-DOT has a good idea: Google CZ75 grips, click on Images, then click on any grips which look like the ones you're interested in. Chances are it will send you to some gun auction or company which has/had them for sale and you can take it from there.
Walt Sherrill
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Maybe $30-$40 to the right buyer. Those are OK grips, but arguably nothing special.
Someone can get almost exactly what he or she might want for maybe $50-$75 from a number of sources...
For a general price range, try the Hogue website -- they have beautiful mags for most guns in that price range.
Or Omega http://www.czgrips.us/ has laminated grips for about $50.
Both Omega and Hakan Pek (a Norwegian craftsman) can make breath-takingly beautiful grips if you pick the right woods. (Plenty of Hakan's grips on the net, but I can't find his website. He has had some health issues over the years, so his site might be down, right now.)
Someone can get almost exactly what he or she might want for maybe $50-$75 from a number of sources...
For a general price range, try the Hogue website -- they have beautiful mags for most guns in that price range.
Or Omega http://www.czgrips.us/ has laminated grips for about $50.
Both Omega and Hakan Pek (a Norwegian craftsman) can make breath-takingly beautiful grips if you pick the right woods. (Plenty of Hakan's grips on the net, but I can't find his website. He has had some health issues over the years, so his site might be down, right now.)
Walt Sherrill
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I reduced the image on my screen until they were the same size as a set of plastic CZ grips I have, and they have the screw holes in the same place, and aren't quite right.
I examined them more closely after replying.
1) Length and width seems OK, although they seem about 3/8th of an inch shorter ABOVE the screw holes.
2) The grips don't wrap around the rear side of the grip frame as MUCH as the standard CZ grips -- there seems to be a slight wrap -- and the center portion looks too high -- pushing the grips away from the frame. The way they're made would seem to leave a gap all the way around, if mounted on a standard CZ. You say you TRIED them on a standard CZ but they don't fit: what is the problem?
You may have some grips that won't fit anything made by CZ. The HIGH center on the back of the grips would seem to be a problem, as is the fact that they don't curve around the rear of the grip a bit..
I examined them more closely after replying.
1) Length and width seems OK, although they seem about 3/8th of an inch shorter ABOVE the screw holes.
2) The grips don't wrap around the rear side of the grip frame as MUCH as the standard CZ grips -- there seems to be a slight wrap -- and the center portion looks too high -- pushing the grips away from the frame. The way they're made would seem to leave a gap all the way around, if mounted on a standard CZ. You say you TRIED them on a standard CZ but they don't fit: what is the problem?
You may have some grips that won't fit anything made by CZ. The HIGH center on the back of the grips would seem to be a problem, as is the fact that they don't curve around the rear of the grip a bit..
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mwpslp
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They look a lot like some made by Hakan Pek akthough his are normally signed on the back.
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