1911 Steel grip plates?

[speedy169]

Ok, I have searched several places, and just can't seem to find what I am looking for.

My buddy has a set of steel plates that bolt on to a 1911 under a set of thin grips using the standard bushings. they actually key into the opening in the frame under the grips. They don't have a marking on them and they were on the gun when he bought it. I am starting to think they are a custom deal. I think they make the gun feel better and would like to get a set to try for myself, but I can't find them.

Does someone know who makes them or where I can get a set.

Thanks

[Canuck-IL]

Steel at .010 and aluminum at .032 and .063...

http://www.cmmshootingsports.com/index.php?cPath=21_24

Also makes a very nice brass catcher for BE shooters.

/Bryan

[Flatland Shooter]

Steel at .010 and aluminum at .032 and .063...

http://www.cmmshootingsports.com/index.php?cPath=21_24

Also makes a very nice brass catcher for BE shooters.

/Bryan

I made my own a while back and really like them, but at CMM Shooting Sports price, it doesn't make a lot of sense to build your own.

[galt11]

I have a pair on my Kimber that I got from Brownells a couple of years ago. When I did a quick search, I couldn't find them, but I know they sell them. Take a look in their paper catalog. I find it much easier to find things in there as opposed to the website.

Adam

[Guy Neill]

Way back when, Jack Breskovich made them. I haven't heard of Jack being active either shooting or making grips for quite a while.

Guy