1911 Thin Grips... What did you get, and where'd ya get em?

Bought some VZ G10 Aliens, they have a ''super scoop'' option that can be cut into any of their products (very comfortable,much nicer hold for a 1911 IMO), and they also have a spefic ''slim'' option aswell. Close to $200 for a set for 1911. Not exactly cheap but they are really nice.
 
IanON said:
Bought some VZ G10 Aliens, they have a ''super scoop'' option that can be cut into any of their products (very comfortable,much nicer hold for a 1911 IMO), and they also have a spefic ''slim'' option aswell. Close to $200 for a set for 1911. Not exactly cheap but they are really nice.
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Wa wa wee wa!! These I've got to see!
 
I love the feel of the slim grips. Here's a set of alumagrips on the guncrafter as well as ahrends on the Valtro.

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ChromeArty said:
I am interested in changing out the grips on my Spartan, The stock wood ones are unnecessarily obese!
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Brownells lists the thickness in their descriptions, so, if thinness matters, that might help you decide.

They don't carry my preference, however; you can order that directly from the manufacturer.
 
I like the thin Hogue grips. Reasonably good grip and traditional look. Don't forget the thin bushings and screws.
 
Appreciate the help... I have purchased another CZ and a set aluminum grips from Dlask... So I'm just going to enjoy the regular 1911 grip as is... It's really not that bad, it's just a little thinner is better for mag changes I find.

Cheers
 
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