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kflynn · July 2, 2012, 09:42 PM

I had some cheap plastic, flat, grips on my PA-63 that cracked on me the last time I was at the range.
Although I've been a big fan of rubber grips(Hogue and Pachmayr) for years, my recent experience with cowboy action shooting has turned me on to wooden grips. That and it's hard to find much variety for my PA-63.
So anyway. I ordered a set of PA-63 grip panels that Marchal had pre-made and ready to go. I would have liked to order something custom, but I didn't have the time.
The grips showed up within two weeks.
They are beautiful.
They don't fit.

Technically they fit, however the right panel doesn't lie flat against the frame. So when I install them, the upper portion of the right panel juts out. It does it so bad that I can't even holster the pistol.

I sent an email last week and have received no response.
I am very disappointed.

July 2, 2012, 09:42 PM	#10
kflynn Junior Member Join Date: July 2, 2012 Posts: 1	My first experience with Marschal Grips I had some cheap plastic, flat, grips on my PA-63 that cracked on me the last time I was at the range. Although I've been a big fan of rubber grips(Hogue and Pachmayr) for years, my recent experience with cowboy action shooting has turned me on to wooden grips. That and it's hard to find much variety for my PA-63. So anyway. I ordered a set of PA-63 grip panels that Marchal had pre-made and ready to go. I would have liked to order something custom, but I didn't have the time. The grips showed up within two weeks. They are beautiful. They don't fit. Technically they fit, however the right panel doesn't lie flat against the frame. So when I install them, the upper portion of the right panel juts out. It does it so bad that I can't even holster the pistol. I sent an email last week and have received no response. I am very disappointed.