Brass grips for Stock 2

[Avenida]

Found this by accident while doing research on grips for my Stock 2.
I find the wood grips too thick so I replaced them with Extreme, which are too thin for me but way better than wood and then I found these!
Best part, made in Canada, in Ontario.

I liked them so much I made a video of the grips and thought I would share, as I am sure most Tanfo users do not know about them.

Spoiler alert, they are worth it!
Guys at Fast Alpha did an amazing job. They also have the same grips for CZ.

Cheers

 

[larry45]

That's a pretty good one man, nice!

 

[HaliGunian]

Very nice, thanks for the info man, I'd never thought of getting brass grips before, but I'm definitely going to take a look at some now (and love that you found a Canadian company too).

 

[Avenida]

Very recommended! I am loving mine and hoping to get a new set soon. They are coming out with Chrome plated version that I am curious to see!
Cheers

 

[xldbldbl]

I looked at the fast alpha but ended up ordering the xtreme ones, I seem to prefer the feel of the checkering instead of grip tape.

 

[Avenida]

Sure, personal preference. As you have seen in the video I have both and I prefer the tape, it is way more grippier in a hot day / competition when your hands get wet/sweat

I looked at the fast alpha but ended up ordering the xtreme ones, I seem to prefer the feel of the checkering instead of grip tape.

 

[Slavex]

depending on who you talk to, brass grips are not allowed on PD guns in IPSC, if that matters to you

 

[Avenida]

Never run into that before, but I would not be surprised to find THAT guy in Lvl 3. If that happens then it is a conversation to have with the range master and it should be taken to next level if necessary to avoid future frustration. I am the kind of guy that would do what is right, and there is not anything anywhere in the IPSC rule book about that...

Let's cross that bridge when we have to

depending on who you talk to, brass grips are not allowed on PD guns in IPSC, if that matters to you

 

[xldbldbl]

depending on who you talk to, brass grips are not allowed on PD guns in IPSC, if that matters to you

I have it on very good authority that although they will put you overweight for USPSA production they are 100% legal in IPSC production.

 

[burdock]

Agreed, they are legal for IPSC production as long as the grips follow factory grips contour.
Saw several top shooters running the brass grips in recent Ontario IPSC provincial, I’m interested to try...

 

[marshall]

For some reason all I see is a black picture, same on another post also

 

[Canuck44]

This company ought to make these grips for the Beretta 92 Series. They would be a popular item both in Canada and more importantly in the US.

Take Care

Bob

 

[Avenida]

must be your PC has outdated flash player / java or whatever youtube uses to reproduce the media, it works fine for me.

 

[marshall]

Could be , fairly new, but old guy , some pictures I see, some I don't, I will check that out, thanks.