Feinwerkbau LP100 and 102 grips?

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

I usually see examples of these pistols with a third piece of wood under the front sight extension and just above the web of the hand.

http://i1057.photobucket.com/albums/...psjbrealuj.jpg

On other examples this appears to be missing.

http://i1057.photobucket.com/albums/...psrnn67sfx.jpg


Is it more likely that the third piece has been removed to suit the owner, or lost?

Or did some versions of the guns just not come with this arrangement in the first place?

[XDRIVER]

I have a 103 that has the three piece grip with the wood under the rear sight. This makes it feel like a one piece grip.

[Mark D]

I usually see examples of these pistols with a third piece of wood under the front sight extension and just above the web of the hand.

http://i1057.photobucket.com/albums/...psjbrealuj.jpg

On other examples this appears to be missing.

http://i1057.photobucket.com/albums/...psrnn67sfx.jpg


Is it more likely that the third piece has been removed to suit the owner, or lost?

Or did some versions of the guns just not come with this arrangement in the first place?

Arthur
The first variant of the 100 had a different shaped section to the rear of the pistol under the rear sight. On later models of the 100 this was re shaped and they fitted the web of the hand guard. Mu model 100s serial nr 405xxx do not have the 'third' piece of wood and serial nr 415xxx does. The 2nd variant also has the diffuser at the end of the barrel. All model 102 and 103 have the later build and have the timber web hand guard fitted from the factory.