Help ID’ing Colt DA Stocks

[Chevelle SS]

I recently picked these up together with a bunch of K and J frame stocks and was wondering if anyone had any idea of what they came off of. There are large, so I’m guessing maybe a Trooper?

Thanks

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

Python/ Trooper (not MK3) 2nd and 1st type target grips. Silver medallions for Trooper, Gold for Python.

Heres some more info-
http://www.coltfever.com/Trooper.html
http://www.coltfever.com/Python.html

They look real, though Im not enough of an expert to tell for sure. If authentic, they are worth pretty decent $$$$.

 

[Lucky Derby]

What Nightlord said.

 

[Chevelle SS]

Python/ Trooper (not MK3) 2nd and 1st type target grips. Silver medallions for Trooper, Gold for Python.

Heres some more info-
http://www.coltfever.com/Trooper.html
http://www.coltfever.com/Python.html

They look real, though Im not enough of an expert to tell for sure. If authentic, they are worth pretty decent $$$$.

Ok, thanks. The top one has gold medallions and the bottom silver.

 

[Lucky Derby]

Also note the top set are the second style. Bottom are first style. There is also a third style. Third looks similar to second except the checkering doesn't curve around the medallion. It's just a straight line under the medallion.

 

[dfariswheel]

JACKPOT.....

The fully checkered First Issue Colt Target grips are being sold for prices STARTING at well over $200 AND UP and UP........
With Silver medallions these would have come on the Officer's Model Match, Colt 3-5-7, and as an option on the original Trooper in .22LR and .38 Special.
They were used by Colt from 1953 to 1961.
If the medallions were Gold they would be for a 50's Python.

The Second Issue Target grips were used from 1961 to the early-mid 1970's.
With Gold they would be for a Python.
Most people think these are the best looking of the Colt Target grips.
These too sell for very high prices, usually starting around $200.