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Citizen Carrier · March 10, 2009, 02:39 PM

You might contact Harrett Stocks and see if they make them.

Looks like the only "Roper" they have on their website is for revolvers though.

I cannot find any pictures of Ropers for bullseye shooting, so I'm guessing they are more of a classic bullseye grip.

Just a suggestion, but a lot of things have changed since such stocks were first introduced all those years ago. Why not instead get a modern European style wrap-around grip for the M1911?

Such as the Vitarbo:

The Morini:

There are probably two or three other makers of similar grips. My wadcutter gun wears Morinis and they just blow old-fashioned grip panels clean out of the water.

March 10, 2009, 02:39 PM	#2
Citizen Carrier Senior Member Join Date: July 10, 2008 Location: Columbus, OH Posts: 671	You might contact Harrett Stocks and see if they make them. Looks like the only "Roper" they have on their website is for revolvers though. I cannot find any pictures of Ropers for bullseye shooting, so I'm guessing they are more of a classic bullseye grip. Just a suggestion, but a lot of things have changed since such stocks were first introduced all those years ago. Why not instead get a modern European style wrap-around grip for the M1911? Such as the Vitarbo: The Morini: There are probably two or three other makers of similar grips. My wadcutter gun wears Morinis and they just blow old-fashioned grip panels clean out of the water. __________________ Once you've got your sights adjusted to the ammunition you have, step away from the bench. In competition or the field...there are no benches.