1911 grip question

[qswdef]

Please suggest the thinnest grips for a 1911 that you know of, preferably not wood.
Thanks

[Nor*Cal]

Pretty sure the 1911 thin grips are all about 3/16" per side versus standard grip thickness which is 1/4". I don't think this changes by manufacturer.

[Lead Waster]

A piece of duct tape on either side?

[thai562]

Magpul, my friend has one, surprisingly good for around $10, and very thin.

[Nor*Cal]

Magpul, my friend has one, surprisingly good for around $10, and very thin.

Magpul 1911 grips are standard thickness, they are .250 (1/4").

Standard thickness VZ grips are .270 and VZ thin grips are .190.

[Two Nuggets]

VZ Thin grips are your best bet.

[Nor*Cal]

I checked my thin Alumagrips out of curiosity and they are 0.156 making them a hair thinner than the VZ thin grips. That's not really a noticeable difference but technically thinner.

BTW, I have the VZ thin grips with the super scoop on my carry 1911 and really like them.

[shafferds]

Do you have a flat or arched main spring housing? What length trigger?

[armatt2016]

Magpul, They are actually more like an oval shape so the center where the gri screws go they are standard but towards the edges they are thinner. I really like them for $20 can't go wrong. Get the TSP texture.

[tacos3]

VZ Thin grips are your best bet.

+1 on VZ grips.

[Chief-7700]

If you want thin stocks you going to have to change out the bushings for the screws.

[supermario]

Have you ever measured Hogue 1911 grips? They look thinner but not sure if they are?

Magpul 1911 grips are standard thickness, they are .250 (1/4").

Standard thickness VZ grips are .270 and VZ thin grips are .190.