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    CrCrimson Trace laser grips for Officer's Model. Too bulky?

    I have a Colt Officers model that I want to carry. I am considering some CT laser grips. How much bulk do they add? I had some on a 229 years ago and they were pretty chunky.
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    I have a Kimber Compact which is 4 inch slide - Officer's frame combination. I've had CT grips on it for 3 years now and I don't find it bulky at all.

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    Greg, since the Officer's model CT grips are no thicker than the standard 5" 1911 version I do not see how it would make any difference.
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    My carry 1911 has an officers frame and a commander barrel, and came with slim grips.

    I found slim grips to aid a lot in concealment, and noticed a very slight increase in possible printing when i switched to CTC grips. However, with the right shirt/holster combination it still conceals well.

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    No problems here on CT grips on an Officers ACP. No noticable difference over stock grips and I have small hands.

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