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Where could I find a set of grips for a Jennings Firearms model 48 .380?

Not the standard sized grips, but something a little wider?
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If you can't find thicker grips, then maybe kydex spacers?

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Gunbroker or Numrich gun parts.
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Make your own G10 grips. Not that hard. My son has made several grip sets for 1911s. Also, he 3D printed a set the other day.
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The Annoyed Man wrote: Wed Sep 12, 2018 9:58 am Make your own G10 grips. Not that hard. My son has made several grip sets for 1911s. Also, he 3D printed a set the other day.
But..But.. aren't those "ghost grips" that can be used by terrorists, to sneak past security, and law enforcement? :biggrinjester:
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Jusme wrote: Wed Sep 12, 2018 10:07 am
The Annoyed Man wrote: Wed Sep 12, 2018 9:58 am Make your own G10 grips. Not that hard. My son has made several grip sets for 1911s. Also, he 3D printed a set the other day.
But..But.. aren't those "ghost grips" that can be used by terrorists, to sneak past security, and law enforcement? :biggrinjester:
Why yes..... yes they are. :mrgreen:
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