But they were the Full-Factory Original Thangs - just not at factory price$ that I can't afford.
The mounting problem stemmed from an unannounced (to me anyhow) Sig modernization and manufacturing change, from the old steel mainspring-strut to something rather different.
Anyhow the old grips fit but new ones didn't and here's a closer examination and visual explanation of how and why it worked (or didn't).
The rear profile of the old grip is noticeably fuller to accommodate the old-style strut, and the new "Slim" grip is unable to maintain that voluptuous contour.
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You can swap old for new and back again if you wish. I've changed out a couple of my older style mainspring assemblies for the newer kind to get around the grip problem.
I also think the newer style gives a better trigger pull, but that's probably just me.
Hey Anon, thanks for that tip! The reduction in grip circumference is good and aids to "grippabilty" - or whatever you want to call it..
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