Altamont Company NRA Logo 1911 Grips

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posted on August 14, 2018
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Can you picture these grips on your favorite M1911 pistol? You can purchase them directly from Altamont Company, which has recently become an Official NRA Licensed Product manufacturer. The grips are offered in 1911 Govt. Classic Panel Super Rosewood Spanish Diamond/Stipple with NRA block logo, and are the newest in Altamont's extensive offering of handgun grips, rifle stocks, accessories and metal engraving.  All are made in America and available at AltamontCo.Com. Also, be sure to see how these grips dress up the latest tribute pistol from America Remembers

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