Steyr LP grip size?

[coker]

Hello to all,
I have a Steyr LP with an original Steyr grip made by Morini, the grip fits me perfectly well, or at least, I am used to it.
My question is:
How can I find out what grip size it is? I cannot find any markings or anything like that (or will try harder next time, with a flashlight looking at the inside). I would like to buy another replacement grip, but I would like it to be exactly the same size as the one i have,
but I do not know what size is mine.
any help?
thanks,

[Gwhite]

Check this out, maybe it will help:

http://www.targettalk.org/viewtopic.php ... 92#p267292

[ABerryhill]

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Precision Target Pistol Grips

[coker]

Hi all,
and thanks Andrew for showing us the nice work you do, I will certainly keep your contact info if I need a 3D print grip.

Based on the few replies, seems nobody can tell or know how to identify the Steyr Morini pistol grip size.
I wonder those selling their grips stating they are M, L or XL know the size of it because that is how they ordered it or bcs it is how they measure it.
I can use the Steyr Morini size chart and measure mine to know what size it is,
but I was hoping for the manufacturer to have some kind of markings on the grips.
Seems there is none, or if it was a sticker, it is long gone.

Thanks all,

[northpaw]

I was hoping for the manufacturer to have some kind of markings on the grips.
Seems there is none, or if it was a sticker, it is long gone.

Usually, they do. Stamped at the bace of the grip, S,M,L.
The only exception of my grips is one old grip for a Steyr LP5.
I think here is a need for standardization, one "M" grip from one manufacturer could be as large as a "L" from another. Confusing.

[Gwhite]

The only manufacturer that is really good about grip marking is Rink. Their grips are all clearly engraved with the size and even if they have a 7 degree twist for cross-dominant shooters. They also have a letter code to give an idea of what pistol they fit.

[SuperIIFT]

Good Morning
My 2 Steyr Grips are marked with a M on the base of the grips
They are both the same M = Medium
I hope this helps

Dennis

[Frenzy81]

Have a look at Morini's website, they still make grips for all air pistols - even Steyr. It's just that they don't produce them on contract for Steyr anymore: http://www.morini.ch/product.php?cat=5

For reference, here's Rink's list of grip parameters explained: https://www.formgriffe.de/en/shpSR.php? ... 255&p3=369