PIETTA FRONTIER, PISTOLERO, GREAT WESTERN II 2 MAGNA-TUSK GRIPS ~ 2P W. SCROLL
PIETTA FRONTIER, PISTOLERO, GREAT WESTERN II 2 MAGNA-TUSK GRIPS ~ 2P W. SCROLL
Arizona Custom Grips
PIETTA SAA
* PIETTA / CIMARRON FRONTIER,
PISTOLERO, EL MALO, etc.;
* PIETTA / EMF GREAT WESTERN II
(includes most GW II models); and
* OTHER Misc. PIETTA SAA Style REVOLVERS
(Davidson’s Exclusive 1873, etc.)
(See below for
further details)
~ Exclusive ~
MAGNA-TUSK™
WHITE IVORY
SCROLL ENGRAVED GRIPS
Milled out of a solid block of Magna-Tusk,
denser and heavier than regular Ivory or Stag.
See below for details.
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two-PIECE
(with SCREWHOLE) STYLE
THIS AUCTION IS FOR OUR
TWO-PIECE (SCREWHOLE) STYLE GRIPS. SEE BELOW.
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ONE-PIECE VS. TWO-PIECE STYLE GRIPS:
Note: Two-Piece style
grips incorporate a visible screw and screwhole, allowing easy and quick
removal for cleaning or maintenance of your revolver. One-Piece style grips do not use a screw but
instead use an internal spacer. We sell
both types. Both styles are traditional
and historical designs and both were originally used on early Colts, so it is a
matter of personal preference. Both
styles of our grips will interchange and work on either style of grip frame, no
matter how your revolver is currently set up. See below.
One-Piece style grips (i.e., grips
which do not have a visible screwhole in the grips) incorporate a user
installed spacer (included with the grips) between the grip panels, as seen on
many of the early Colts. The spacer
supplied with your grips is sent unmounted to ensure optimum fit with your
revolver, with simple, quick installation which takes about one minute or so
per panel. Fully illustrated
instructions are included. This results
in a rock-tight fit, without the need of a screw. Preferred by many collectors for their clean
lines and traditional look. One-Piece style grips are removed by removing the
three backstrap screws, and pulling the grip and backstrap backwards. Reinstallation is in reverse order.
Alternatively, our Two-Piece style
grips (i.e., grips with a visible screw and screwhole) offer the superior
convenience of quick grip removal. Our
grips include a free Conversion Kit, allowing
their use on revolvers that are currently set up for One-Piece style grips that
do not have a grip pin. The Conversion
Kit replaces the need for a grip pin and is actually a stronger design, and allows
the grips to lock up tight on the frame, allowing no movement. This
requires no modification to your revolver and gives you the advantage of the
ease of maintenance of Two-Piece grips, while preserving the integrity of your
revolver in original factory condition. Two-Piece style grips were
also used on many of the early Colts, and are a traditional and iconic
historical design, offering a distinctive look and convenience preferred by
many collectors.
Fully illustrated, detailed instructions
are included with each set of grips. 06302300
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WHAT THESE WILL FIT
(Please
read this entire section carefully):
These WILL FIT any of the PIETTA Single Action Army style revolvers, with the standard sized SAA “plowhandle”
grip frame, which measures around 3-1/8” tall. [Please see the notes below
regarding brass gripframes if that is what you have, and also the non-standard,
taller sized 1860 Army sized gripframes].
This includes any of the following (all of which are made by Pietta
and imported by Cimarron, E.M.F., Taylor’s & Co., etc.):
• Cimarron Frontier or Stainless Frontier, Pistolero, or El Malo (NOT
the El Malo 2);
• Davidson’s Exclusive 1873s (sometimes also
marked “Pietta 1873 Gunfighter”, “Pietta
1873 Rio” or “Del Rio Deluxe”, “Pietta 1873 Centennial”, “Pietta El Diablo”, etc.);
• E.M.F. Great
Western II (available in numerous variations including the Blank Firing, Buntline, Californian, Dlx Californian, Dlx Grande Californian, Cattlebrand,
Dlx Stainless Steel, Express Agent (“Standard” gripframe ONLY), Frontier, Gambler’s
Royale, General Patton, Gunfighter, Liberty, Midnight Special, Paladin, Pony
Express (“Standard” gripframe ONLY), Posse, “R” Model, Sheriff, The Last Stand,
The Shootist, U.S. Marshal, and U.S. Grant).
-- Please note that these will NOT fit the “Alchimista” models – see
below.
• E.M.F. Hartford,
Dakota II, or Dakota III;
• Taylor’s & Co. TC9 revolvers with the Checkered
Black Plastic grips. This revolver
uses the standard (Navy sized) gripframe, measuring around 3-1/8” tall or a
little under. >> Please note that
these grips WILL NOT FIT the TC9 with
the Checkered Walnut grips, which is a taller (1860 Army sized) gripframe,
measuring around 3-1/2” tall. Please see
our store and look for our Pietta 1860 grips if you have one of these.
• Taylor’s & Co. Outlaw Legacy (NOT the Remington Outlaw), Single Action Stag, Cattle Brand Engraved, or other Engraved Pietta Revolvers such as Teddy Roosevelt, Patton, Cattlebrand, etc.;
• Any of Pietta’s engraved SAA style revolvers being sold under various names
not mentioned above, such as the Teddy
Roosevelt Frontier, George S. Patton Frontier, Cimarron Buffalo Bill Cody, Cody
Wild West Frontier, Bat Masterson Frontier, Outlaw Legacy, Bill Tilghman
Cattleman, Cimarron Texas Ranger, etc.
• Traditions Single Action Frontier or Rawhide revolvers. (Note: if your Rawhide revolver is the .22 cal. Rawhide Ranchhand, please send
us an immediate followup email after your order and let us know. These require extra milling cutouts to mount
properly to your frame.)
• Century Arms 1873 Millenium
Note: If you do
not see your pistol listed, please drop us an email with your model name and we
will verify your revolver.
IMPORTANT!! (Please read the following in its
entirety to ensure that you get the correct grips):
1) Please note that
Pietta has used several different grip frame variations over the years. To ensure that we send the correct grips,
when ordering please attach a message to your order stating the two-digit code
found in the small rectangular box on your revolver (as shown in the 2nd
picture in the listing). If you have a
newer revolver and cannot find the code, please send the first three digits of
your serial number so we can identify your particular revolver. If we do not hear back from you, we will send the most common version of grips to ensure we get these out on time.
2) Also, if you have a BRASS gripframe (such as is sometimes found on the Cimarron “Pistolero”, Davidson’s Exclusive 1873s, EMF’s GWII “Gunfighter”, or Taylor’s “1873
Single Action Stag” revolvers, for example), please attach a note to your
order informing us.
3)
Finally, please note that these WILL NOT fit Pietta gripframes that are
around 3-1/2” tall (such as EMF’s Alchimista,
or Cimarron’s Bad Boy or El Malo 2). Your grips should measure around 3-1/16” to
3-1/8” tall, depending on how you hold your ruler or caliper. Please check this carefully before ordering. If your grips measure 3-1/2”, our Pietta 1860
Army grips are milled to fit these, which you can find in our store. Please feel free to contact us if you cannot
locate what you need.
What these WILL NOT FIT:
These WILL NOT FIT any revolvers from
other makers (such as Uberti, Armi San Marco, Colt, Ruger, etc.). Also, these will NOT fit revolvers
using a gripframe that is not the standard “plowhandle” shape, such as the
Bisley, the Birdshead, the Thunderer, Thunderball, or the Lightning style gripframes,
nor any of the Remington style revolvers such as the 1858, 1875, or 1890.
Please take a careful look at the shape of your gripframe. These are for the “plowhandle” style
revolvers only.
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A note on
the Italian-produced Revolvers:
The
Italian firms, located in Northern Italy, have been making SAA style revolvers
now for well over a half century, and have made a huge number of makes and
models and grip frame profiles with varying configurations over the years. We have an in-depth knowledge of the
differing grip configurations, have a large library of gripframe variations
from the various makers both old and new, and have vast experience making grips
for Uberti, Pietta, Armi San Marco, and the other Italian gunmaking firms. Our experienced makers go to great lengths
to ensure an exacting fit, including utilizing modern precision CNC production
techniques, as well as incorporating old-time hand tuning and hand checking the
fit of every grip on our reference frames prior to leaving our factory. We have a long list of many satisfied
customers in the shooting industry who have purchased grips to use in a wide
variety of applications, and we can safely and confidently guarantee proper fit
and finish to your complete satisfaction.
For an additional
charge, custom fitting is an option.
Please contact us for further details if you are interested in custom
fitting.
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Arizona Custom Grips
About our exclusive Magna-Tusk™ “Hi-Grade”
Ivory Grips:
Our Ivory grips, an exclusive of Arizona Custom Grips,
are made out of a premium high-grade, ultra-high density ivory material (Magna-Tusk™), designed from the ground
up as a premium grip material to greatly improve on the inherent fragility and
weakness of the cheaper Bonded Ivory used on just about all factory and regular
aftermarket ivory grips today. Standard
Bonded Ivory is brittle, and tends to weaken and develop stress fractures over
time with repeated use, firing, and handling.
Magna-Tusk™ is capable of withstanding the heaviest recoil and impact,
and is the toughest alternative Ivory grip material available today, while
still retaining the pristine look of real ivory. These grips are not
cast or made out of an inferior, lightweight material, but are heavy and dense,
carefully milled out of a solid block, one at a time. Magna-Tusk is completely rock-solid, stable,
and water, chemical, and oil resistant. It is flame and heat resistant,
will not melt like Urethane or plastic, and is entirely void-free, with over
10x the strength, durability, and impact resistance of alternative
materials. Unlike with real ivory, there is no routine care and
maintenance involved, with no danger of it drying out and cracking if not
maintained properly or if left in the heat. It is produced with outstanding
aesthetic properties and mechanical performance. When aged with our
exclusive aging process, it takes on the equivalent of a 100-year-old patina,
with subtle grain details which most experts cannot tell apart from the real
thing. In addition, the material has a fine grain structure, which
holds intricate detail for carvings, artistic relief work, etc., found on many
historic grips.
Please note that the photo used is a stock photo (a
sample pair). Yours will appear similar to these.
Customer satisfaction is important to us. Full money back, less shipping, if not fully satisfied.
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