Pictures Of Your "Wooden Grip" Pistols

[jagillham]

More of a request really, but I'm looking to be inspired!

Planning to build a "realistic" pistol, NS2 / system 7 based that looks battle worn. In my mind I imagine would be black slide/frame given some abuse with wire wool and dark wood grips. Ideally something a PMC might be using at the moment!

I've so far had a look at the CZ75 and a few 1911 types, but I'm open to be swayed

Thanks in advance!

[sparrowhawk]

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its not battle worn, but heres a picture of my PTP with wooden grips



and my TM 1911

[AlexLM]

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KSC Cz.75. Grips were ordered on the bay from Taiwan.

[sparrowhawk]

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very nice alex, i was very tempted to buy this when it came up a few weeks back

[Wingmann]

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[FullMetalAsh]

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I'd gobble that 1911 up faster than Louis Spence gobbles... Well... Y'know.

[Yivo]

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My old (and rubbish) WE 8" artillery luger:

[Jay8]

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I think a 1911 is a good bet for a PMC loadout, and wives you plenty of choice for parts, brands and holsters. Here is my WE Hi Power though, weathered with RS wooden grips. Quite a cheap gun but very fun, and I liked the British connection, although it's the wrong type for a post 80s Brit loadout - believe they were about ad WWII and after service pistols though in this style.


Browning Hi Power by Jay 8, on Flickr


Browning Hi Power by Jay 8, on Flickr

Edited because the pictures were tiny first time.