Old style Feinwerkbau pistol grips.

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

Have to say I'm not impressed.

I have two FWB 80s, one with match grips and one with sporter. The sporter grips may be 65s that have been modified or custom jobs: I don't know.

The match grips are the correct size for me, but I find them very uncomfortable, especially in the heel of the hand.

I can shoot the one with the sporter grips more accurately.

Have considered ordering Rink grips for the 80. They still make them. Are these two piece like the originals, or one piece jobbies?

It's a personal thing, I know, but the FWB grips don't work for me.

[zooma]

If you look at the pictures of the Model 80 grip on the RINK site you will see that the wood colour changes form left to right and the joint at the front suggests that it could be made in two separate halves.

A simple email to RINK to ask the question would be the easy way to get the correct answer as I doubt many exist in the UK to refer to.

[Peter Pig]

Not quite what you asked, but I bought a set of Rink grips for my FWB 90 and they are 2 piece, the grips cost more than I paid for the pistol in very good nick complete with a custom made fitted box.
Peter

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

Thanks for the replies.

[nige346]

The method of fixing the grips on the older FWB pistols would make it very difficult to produce a one piece grip, the fixing points are horizontal within the grip rather that a vertical fixing from the bottom as most modern grips are.