The Remington 1875 belonged to the frontier of the 1870s and 1880s, where cowboys, lawmen, and ranch hands carried big-frame six-shooters as part of their daily kit. Bone grips have a different story. Many were made by cowboys themselves during their spare hours, shaping and working bone into something personal for the revolver they carried. With few tools and plenty of patience, a plain set of grips could become a piece of a cowboy’s own handiwork. That tradition is what led us to reproduce this particular pair for the Original Remington 1875.
This particular pair was made to suit the original Remington 1875 frame, with each grip shaped and hand-finished rather than turned out as a molded, identical copy. Natural bone brings its own color, grain, and small variations, giving the finished pair the honest character you expect from hand work. Bone grips were uncommon compared with the standard walnut found on the Model 1875, which makes this style an interesting choice for a period-minded restoration or a distinctive original revolver.
The Remington 1875 was a working man's gun, and its grip had a practical job: giving the hand a solid, comfortable hold on a large-frame single-action revolver. These grips keep that straightforward purpose while adding the traditional character of hand-shaped natural material.
- Hand made natural bone grips
- Fits Original Remington 1875
- Cowboy-inspired bone grip style
- Hand shaped and hand finished
- Natural bone color and grain
- Exact grips shown will ship
These grips were made for us by our crafter using natural bone, a material chosen for its place in the history of cowboy-made grips. Shaped by hand and finished one pair at a time, they keep that old tradition close to the way it was done.
NOTE: The Grips in the Picture ARE the Grips you will Receive
