Marschal Grips?
Marschal Grips?
Does anyone know if Marschal Grips are still in business? I've had no success via email in contacting them them for some time now. No response to a few emails over the course of a couple months regarding making a set of grips for my FEG R61. Thanks.
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Re: Marschal Grips?
if you have a order in
you might want to try here
http://www.marschalgrips.com/lostnfound/lf.html
NORM
you might want to try here
http://www.marschalgrips.com/lostnfound/lf.html
NORM
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Re: Marschal Grips?
Nope, I haven't ordered yet. I'm hoping to, but haven't had any response to email from them. Thanks.
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Re: Marschal Grips?
btball
what's the question , may be I can answer you , he reads his emails at 5 in the morning eastern standard time
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what's the question , may be I can answer you , he reads his emails at 5 in the morning eastern standard time
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Re: Marschal Grips?
I'd like to purchase the short, flat, walnut red shellac checkered finish grips for my FEG r61.
The email address I've been sending to is dmarschal@yahoo.co.uk and haven't heard back.
Any help you could give is much appreciated. Thanks.
The email address I've been sending to is dmarschal@yahoo.co.uk and haven't heard back.
Any help you could give is much appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: Marschal Grips?
go to and order them,click on FEG PA-63 go to SMC that's the size you want
http://www.marschalgrips.com/onlineorder/shop2.html
NORM
http://www.marschalgrips.com/onlineorder/shop2.html
NORM
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Re: Marschal Grips?
I want to order a set of Marschal grips for my P-64, and am looking for input as to which wood grips are the most durable (less likely to crack or chip) based on personal experience?