✅ SOLVED Anyone recognize the logo on these pistol grips?

[NOLA_Ken]

I went to a local park I've thought about hunting with my daughter today, only to see some pretty poorly filled holes all over the place (If you're in Pueblo and have been digging in the Bessemer area, you might want to put the dirt back in the hole before you stomp in the tiny plug of grass....)

Anyway, walking back I found these grips in some trash by a recently emptied house, They're pretty hard plastic with chips out of them but I think I'll see if I can get some color matching epoxy and try to repair them just for fun. I don't think they're likely to be much older than the 1970's at best but I can't place the logo on the medallions. It looks familiar, and I'm thinking I've seen it on a cheap .22 SAA copy

Anyone recognize it?



Thanks in advance!

 

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[Retired Sarge]

Ain't got a clue, didn't find it on my medallion list. If no one can come up with an ideal, I'll cross post it on one or two gunsites and see if anyone knows.

Heck I can't even figure out what the symbols might represent.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

Heck I can't even figure out what the symbols might represent.

Maybe an F? I don't know either, it looks vaguely familiar, but I don't know why or where or from when and I might be thinking of something completely different anyway.

 

[RJGMC]

What you have came from a High Standard revolver. sometimes called Hi Standard also.

RJGMC

 

[Retired Sarge]

Great ID there RJGMC. Here's an example of a High Standard / Hi Standard with that style medallion.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

Thanks RJGMC I was sure I had seen it before, looking online I found these grips on Double 9 revolvers from the 1960's so they are a little older than I thought. Well, they'll be fun to try to repair and it's nice to know what they are

 

[cw0909]

they say its a trigger logo medallion
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