Description
Our flat head grip screws are made to the original GI print, and have a concave slot profile to allow the use of a cartridge rim as a field expedient screwdriver. Set of 4.
Prehardened 416 stainless bar stock with natural finish. For standard GI thickness grip panels, do not fit thin grips unless shortened.
Product Reviews (36)
-
High quality screws
Really pleased with the stainless grip screws. They sit perfectly flush with the grips.
-
Grip screws
While all I ordered were some 1911 grip screws they were a little spendy but I knew that going in, I received them in a timely manner and the fit and finish were perfect.
-
Grip screws
Very well made and they look amazing!!
-
10-8 Stainless Grip Screws
Matched up perfectly with the hard chrome finishes on both of the Colts that Wilson Combat had worked over. No Idea why they used hex head grip screws on a defensive weapon. 10-8's are a breeze to snug up when and if needed. Thank you for a great product.
-
Stainless Steel, 1911 Grip Screws
These Stainless Steel, 1911 Grip Screws are the best. Buy them by the bunch.
-
Best screws on the market
These might cost a bit more than some of the other 1911 screws on the market but you get what you pay for. They are beautifully machined and the Finish is terrific, nice touch with being able to use a cartridge case rim to tighten them as well, very handy.
-
Perfect parts
For such a simple part, this is the best designed and made.
-
Smart
Anything that will make a field fix easier is a smart choice - and these are one of them. Anything "flat" including a .45 acp case will work - Not an extra allen-wrench or torx that you have to carry and most likely lose when you need it. Good Buy.
-
What it says on the tin.
Seriously. They're grip screws, they do what they're supposed to. And, as advertised, the rim of a 45 Auto case works in a pinch as a screw driver for them.
-
The Way They're Supposed to Be...
OK, I was aware of these 1911 stock screws and was a bit cautious about the price. But after a couple of trips to the range, I was shooting my brother's Colt MK IV which has the original and correct stocks screws in it. Well they were loose and a cartridge case snugged them back up. Cool! So I decided to try these, and bought two sets of blued and one stainless. I must say that the quality of these screws are noticeable right away, and have a much nicer finish compared to the current Colt dull blued ones. I've tried most brands, hex type and slotted, but now I recommend these. If you appreciate good quality you will not be disappointed IMO.
