| Sorry, no. The Grabber, and g-3 and ripper were the only basses that used these bent flat plate bridges. Not enough around to make it viable to make direct fit. The old two point bridges have replacements and so do the 3 pointers. Many more basses around with them. Re-drilling is no biggie though.
Hey it is possible to replace the saddle screws with shorter, hex socket ones. If you measured the height needed so that they are buried in the saddles when set, you' can the correct length. I know where to get them. If you know a machine shop near you, or a welding shop, they can probably give you the size info (diameter and thread pitch) if you take one to them. they likely can get them for you too.
You know when I was a kid, I had the same problem with my screws, I feel you pain, and replaced the bridge (wider string spacing, not string through body). I lost the original and recently ressurected my G-3 and replaced the bridge again with a string through style, wider spacing again. I do wish I had the old bridge. If you decide to replace yours, I would offer to buy your original.
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'74ish Ampeg V4B, 115/210. * '75 Gibson G3. *Epi Tbird. *Squier: VM Jazz, CV 50's P. *Squier VM Jazz Assoc. *MBC 641. Squier owners club
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I wonder if there's any other bridge that will fit the exisiting screw holes? 
