[noswisshere]

Hi all, I am looking for original OEM Sig wood grips for my p239, with decocking lever.
When I google for what I am looking for, I find Hogue, Nill and others but rarely the original ones. Any clue where to look or does any memeber have a set for sale?

 

[46Slick]

I'll look to see if I have these.

 

[Firearms Collector]

There was a set on EBay a couple of weeks ago, but they were for the DAK Trigger.
I screwed up and forgot to bid on them. I wait until the last day with 5 minutes to go before bidding. Not sure where You will be able to find some. Maybe a Sig Talk Member can help. My P239 came with the Crappy Rubber Finger Grips. I changed them out with a pair of Hogue G10 Extreme Grips w/o the Decocking Lever cut out. Picked them up on EBay a couple of years ago.

 

[jringo8769]

wow...love the look of that with those grips...hey does not Nill still make grips for the Sigs?...

 

[ca survivor]

I'm probably wrong but I think, Hogue was the supplier for Sig OEM wood grips.

 

[jringo8769]

Well my sig p220 has a set of nill grips but that was years ago too...hogue might make all of then now

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[Willard]

jringo8769, I believe they did when the guns were made in Germany. Since manufacture of Sigs started in the states, I believe Hogue started supplying for OEM needs.

noswisshere, I believe Nill probably made them for Sig, but as Sig seems to do with other vendors, doesn't allow direct competition with Sig branded products. I know you are in France, you may inquire of the SIG Sauer GmbH in Germany, to see if they are available through their parts system.

 

[bblr]

Those look like evil Black Talons in the pic.

 

[noswisshere]

Willard, I would say Nill was the supplier. Sig has no stock, I think they never came as spares and were just delivered mounted on pistols.

 

[winterwar]

I've always figured those wood grips were Nill's too. They look like Nill grips.

 

[ca survivor]

Well my sig p220 has a set of nill grips but that was years ago too...hogue might make all of then now

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learn something every day, never seen the more expensive Nils on a Sig, or any gun brand as OEM.

edit to add: in the OP the grips wood looks laminated wood, I'm thinking Nils use real wood.

 

[Jonzim48]

Possibly an email to these people? Not OEM, but pretty sweet. Since they use a CNC machine they may be able to accommodate.
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