This is a discussion on Checkered wood grips are sharp,what to do? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I've god a pair of checkered wood grips that have some really sharp checkering on them,so sharp they are painful to shoot much with. What ...
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I've god a pair of checkered wood grips that have some really sharp checkering on them,so sharp they are painful to shoot much with. What can I do about this problem? Is there a way these grips can be sanded to smooth them up without ruining them? Thanks for any help on this guys.
Snub nose revolvers,the original concealed carry guns.
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you could take a block of wood and wrap some fine grit sandpaper around it then lightly sand over the tips until you take the points off
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Post a pic of them and maybe one of us will have an idea how to help.
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Hey guys here is a pic of the grips in question,
Snub nose revolvers,the original concealed carry guns.
I think I'd rather buy new grips than sand those beauties.
Or shoot more frequently until your hands get less sensitive.Originally Posted by JD
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Yeah, those are nice. Suck it up and get used to it or email me and I'll trade you a pair of smooth ones for them.
Hey man... Those are some great looking grips! I Like.
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Definitely order some new ones instead of harming those in any way. Cobra grips are not exactly plentiful these days...
I wouldn't use sandpaper. Buff lightly with 0000 steel wool. Also, try a little furniture past wax.
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Thanks guys I think I'll leave them as is. Maybe I'll add a tyler T grip adapter to give me a better purchase on the grip.
Snub nose revolvers,the original concealed carry guns.
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Shoot with gloves on until they wear a little? Or take the same gloves (i'd use some plain cotton work gloves) and rub back and forth a bit. Less destructive than sandpaper and should work with a little elbow grease.
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My raptors were all a little rough, but after a few hundred rounds they don't "Bite" anymore but instead just offer a great grip.
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