Brownells 1911 Tin Coated Hex Grip Screws 4 Pack

1911 grip screws might seem like a small detail, but they're one of the first things that catch the eye on a custom pistol. The Brownells 1911 Tin Coated Hex Grip Screws are engineered to replace your stock screws with hardware that looks intentional and finished. Built from stainless steel and finished with a titanium nitride coating for that distinctive gold appearance, this 4-pack gives your 1911 a polished, purposeful look while delivering real durability where it counts.

What sets these grip screws apart is the attention to both form and function. The titanium nitride coating isn't just cosmetic—it's an ultra-hard finish that resists wear and corrosion far better than bare steel. Whether you're a competitive shooter, a 1911 enthusiast, or someone who simply takes pride in how their pistol looks and performs, swapping out factory grip screws for a quality aftermarket set is a quick way to elevate the overall presentation of your gun.

Installation and maintenance are straightforward thanks to the Allen or Torx socket design. These sockets grip the screw head securely, which means you're far less likely to strip or damage them during removal or reinstallation—a real frustration point with inferior hardware. The 4-pack covers a complete set of grip screws for most 1911 models, making this a practical upgrade that pays dividends in both appearance and peace of mind.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• Titanium nitride coating provides an ultra-hard, gold-colored finish
• Allen or Torx socket design resists stripping and head damage
• Fits most 1911 Auto models
• Four screws per pack—a complete grip screw set

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these 1911 grip screws fit my pistol?

These Brownells grip screws are designed to fit most 1911 Auto models. If you have a non-standard or heavily modified frame, we'd recommend measuring your existing screws or consulting your pistol's specifications before ordering.

What's the difference between the Allen and Torx socket options?

Both socket types are included in this pack and serve the same purpose—to provide a secure grip on the screw head and prevent stripping. Use whichever socket matches your preferred screwdriver or tools on hand.

Why upgrade to aftermarket grip screws?

Factory grip screws are often functional but plain. Titanium nitride-coated screws add visual polish to your 1911 while offering superior hardness and corrosion resistance. The secure socket design also makes future disassembly and maintenance easier and safer.

Do I need any special tools to install these?

You'll need an Allen wrench or Torx driver that matches your chosen socket size. Most shooters already have these tools on hand, and they're standard in most gunsmithing kits.