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Abstract

A pistol grip formed of two complementary grip sections to be received at opposite sides of a handle projection of a gun, and be retained on the handle projection by a fastener extending between the sections. The sections have tubular internal portions extending toward one another and through which the fastener extends, and which are engageable at their inner ends with one another to prevent damage to the sections by over-tightening of the fastener. Each section has two wedging surfaces within its interior adapted to engage two coacting surfaces of the handle projection of the gun, with the wedging surfaces of each grip section being disposed at a slight angle with respect to one another for engagement with the handle projection in a manner rigidly retaining the grip sections in fixed positions relative to the handle projection. An additional feature of the invention relates to the provision of interfitting means on the two sections of the grip for retaining the sections in proper relative orientation when preassembled for display purposes separately from a gun.

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First Claim