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    Combat/Tactical Style Grips For A 2240?

    I've spent hours searching the net for grips for my Crosman 2240. I have a plastic set from SD Custom which look better than the stock grips, but, I'd like something better, that isn't wood.

    I'd like something with a more combat or tactical style, are there grips from another pistol, such as the 1911, that can be bodged/adapted?
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    I haven't seen a 2240 with that sort of grip, although it's an interesting idea. I've just laid one of my Witness grips onto my 2240 and it looks quite good. If I could post attachments I'd send a photo, but it says I'm not allowed. It's certainly feasible. Just depends on your ingenuity. You'd need a backing piece - maybe acrylic, or 3mm ply from a model shop - cut to the outline of the frame, and lay the 1911 grips onto that.

    Maybe you've given me my next project.

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    Interesting idea, I'm on a 2240 grip quest myself...Could an AR grip be bodged to fit...?
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    I'm thinking of getting a secondhand 2240 grip frame and doing some experimentation.

    I like wood, but it doesn't go with the style I'm aiming for with my 2240, chequered aluminium would be nice, anodised black.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mel_drew View Post
    If I could post attachments I'd send a photo, but it says I'm not allowed.
    None of us are, except in the sales section & even then its so much hassle re-sizing etc, its not worth it.
    Just do what everyone else does and use an external hosting service such as Flickr or Photobucket and just cut and paste a link in your post...

    Hope that helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    None of us are, except in the sales section & even then its so much hassle re-sizing etc, its not worth it.
    Just do what everyone else does and use an external hosting service such as Flickr or Photobucket and just cut and paste a link in your post...

    Hope that helps
    Thanks very much for that. I'll stop trying, then.

    How strange, though. Not many forums that I use nowadays where you have to use an image hosting site.

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    its easier to make a complete grip frame with the same attachment for the ar type grip then you have laods of differant types to choose from (you will need a milling machine to slot the top for the trigger mech though) but its pretty straitforward

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigjob View Post
    its easier to make a complete grip frame with the same attachment for the ar type grip then you have laods of differant types to choose from (you will need a milling machine to slot the top for the trigger mech though) but its pretty straitforward
    That /\ sounds ike a plan... the cogs are turning now...
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