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May 17, 2009
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I saw a model D11 for sale and the label on the box had 3 grip types: Combat, Target, and Michigan. Anybody know what a Michigan is? 
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May 2, 2009
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If I remember right, a Michigan grip and a Sacramento grip are kind of like a modified finger groove grip for concealed carry.
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March 2, 2008
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I'm not sure on this, I thought a Michigan was a smooth target type, but with no flare toward the butt. Same diameter top to bottom, sort of like a curved chunk of oversized broomhandle. I've seen a picture, can't remember where.
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May 2, 2009
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Steve CT said:
I'm not sure on this, I thought a Michigan was a smooth target type, but with no flare toward the butt. Same diameter top to bottom, sort of like a curved chunk of oversized broomhandle. I've seen a picture, can't remember where.
That's kind of like what I remember, but with finger grooves–you're right about the same size top to bottom. Turns out we're both right--just different states! I knew I had a photo somewhere.
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January 24, 2009
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Jaggman, are you going after that 'Chop? That's the guy (Rick) that I got my family-o-five 'Chops from, great guy to deal with. That one is actually one of two pairs (4 guns) of sequential s/n D11's that he still has for sale. Those all should still be in unfired condition.
In case you wanted to know.
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May 17, 2009
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I think I will watch it as I am also working on a private deal and need to "save-up" for that one before I do anything else. So officially I am not going for it so anyone else interested 
. I'm looking at reducing my numbers to concentrate on more pressing needs right now.
Sign of the times....
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