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Re: Grips for EPS frames

In Reply to: Grips for EPS frames posted by Steve on October 06, 2002 at 16:21:25:

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Posted by:
Andrew "Spyder_Technician" M
on February 06, 2003 at 21:04:14

No there aren't any after market grips for the Spyder grip frames. There are a few alternatives though. If you want you could try and see about the grips off of an old Boo-Yah trigger frame. I'm pretty sure they were rubber but make sure it's a Boo-Yah and not a Mako. Also Kingman has some new clear grips on their frames, you could check around I'm sure someone into woods ball will want to get some black ones. If you want an original idea go to Otter SC Customs (www.ottersccustoms.com) and find the plans for custom grips that you can maker out of plexiglass. They actually look quite nice.

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: No there aren't any after market grips for the Spyder grip frames. There are a few alternatives though. If you want you could try and see about the grips off of an old Boo-Yah trigger frame. I'm pretty sure they were rubber but make sure it's a Boo-Yah and not a Mako. Also Kingman has some new clear grips on their frames, you could check around I'm sure someone into woods ball will want to get some black ones. If you want an original idea go to Otter SC Customs (www.ottersccustoms.com) and find the plans for custom grips that you can maker out of plexiglass. They actually look quite nice.

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