What type of grips look best on a 2 tone 1911?

[kcub]

or a reverse 2 tone?

After trying lots of variations I'm thinking either stag or a nice piece of wood (effectively making it a tri-tone).

I'd like to see some sheep horn.

 

[1stmar]

By two tone I assume you mean chrome and blued though now with cerakote etc it could be anything.. I always like the coco bolo grips. If you go to Esmeralda grips you'll see more styles and colors them you'll want.

 

[UncleEd]

It's a question only Ralph Lauren can answer with any assurance.

 

[KyJim]

Blued/Black slide and stainless receiver -- I prefer black or black patterned grips.

Stainless slide and black/blued receiver -- I like a somewhat darkened cocobolo.


At least this week. Next week it may be completely different. It also depends on the outfit I'm wearing.

 

[mavracer]

If I can't decide on one finish on the gun what make's you think the grips would be different?

 

[RickB]

I like dark wood that contrasts with a stainless or plated frame.
I don't like the reverse two-tone look, but black grips might look OK.

 

[AKexpat]

I have a 2-tone 1911 .22 on an Olympic Arms frame (parked) with a J.A. Ciener (black w/a parked barrel) slide assembly with smooth rosewood grip panels.