This is pretty cool.
I back tracked the video to an article at The Gun Blog.
There is someplace I have to be here in a little bit so I don’t have a lot of time to be researching this right at the moment but I’m thinking this can’t be outrageously expensive.
A little pricey at $95. Still interesting.
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Interesting gadget. This one does it for me–
https://www.ergogrips.net/shop/the-original-ergo-grip-for-ar15ar10-suregrip/
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Very Cool,
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I am sure that a custom grip would cost a lot more. I did a project for my Colt
military issue (circa 1925) mo 1911. Having big hands, I decided to make new
grips from a block of Rosewood using only hand tools. What was weird is that
while I was working the wood, I would do test fits. The end product had a thumb
rest on the left grip and a double-thick grip on the right. My fit the trigger at
the right place, it came to hand better and it improved my accuracy. They
had the right external curve, and it was fine sanded and stained. A smooth
grip with the right fit was better than the checkered original grips!
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Well, it’s cool and all, but my aftermarket Crimson Trace has the batteries in the grip.
So, no.
Bummer.
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Reminds me of a contour gauge we use to match wood molding with. Except this one goes in from both sides. It’s not a bad idea, but I’d use it as a mold to cast one from and then smooth it down.
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Also, all those nooks n crannies would be a magnet for dirt and nasty when yer in the field.
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Buys grip that custom conforms to contours of hand.
Still complains that the finger grooves are in the wrong place…
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