1911 Antatomical Grips

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What are affordable options for anatomical grips for the 1911?

Define "affordable". 600.00 for the aimpoint, 1400.00 for pistol (with 2 slides). I think these are what you want.

http://www.mactecsales.com/CO023_p/co023.htm

DavidR wrote: Have you ever shot rubber grips in the summertime? they are the worst!

Goes on as a gel.  Spread it over your shooting hand and then let air dry.  Can get through Amazon.

Tim:H11 wrote:Those slab sides made of rubber - are those EIC legal?

EIC anything goes

SMBeyer wrote:Without looking up the rules I would say yes.  If I remember correctly the rules say no weighted or metal grips.  They do not have finger grooves that go around the front strap.  Basically the same as wood but rubber.  I thought they would get slick but they continue to be gr

Hard Ball there is one exception, no palm swell, Hogue makes a rubber grip with a palm swell and I had to change grips once in a hardball match.

Just a thought, wouldn't you get a stronger/more strength quicker shooting slab grips and really learning how to grip and hold the gun aligned rather than with ortho grips? Fundamentals, not innovation is generally the quicker pathan to HM or even Distinguished. But to each his own, if it works then have at it.

joy2shoot wrote:

DavidR wrote: Have you ever shot rubber grips in the summertime? they are the worst!

Goes on as a gel.  Spread it over your shooting hand and then let air dry.  Can get through Amazon.

Ummm.  I'm not sure that this wouldn't be in violation of the rule 3.18.

It's firm grip. I have the paste version for rifle and I have seen people using the spray for pistol.