Recover Tactical CC3C03 Grip & Rail System - Green Polymer Picatinny for Compact 1911

The Recover Tactical CC3C03 is a grip and rail system designed for compact 1911 pistols, built from durable green polymer with integrated Picatinny rail. This modular accessory lets you mount lights, lasers, or other rail-mounted gear to your compact carry gun without replacing the entire frame—a practical upgrade for shooters who want versatility without a full platform change.

Built for the working gun rather than the safe queen, the CC3C03 delivers added functionality where it counts. The polymer construction keeps weight down while the Picatinny rail integrates seamlessly into your shooting platform. Whether you're running night sights for self-defense work or need a light for low-light situations, this system gives you the attachment point to do it.

Compact 1911 owners often find themselves limited in accessory mounting options compared to larger frames. The Recover Tactical approach solves that problem with a straightforward grip-and-rail assembly that doesn't compromise the gun's ergonomics or reliability. If your carry gun is a compact 1911 and you want to add modern accessories without gunsmithing, this is worth a serious look.

Key Features

• Integrated Picatinny rail for lights, lasers, and other rail-mounted accessories
• Green polymer construction for durability and weight savings
• Designed specifically for compact 1911 platforms
• Modular design allows accessory mounting without frame modifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit a full-size 1911?

The CC3C03 is designed for compact 1911 pistols. Verify your frame size before purchasing.

What accessories can I mount on the Picatinny rail?

Any standard Picatinny-compatible light, laser, or accessory will work. Common choices include tactical lights and rail-mounted lasers.

Is gunsmithing required for installation?

The product is designed as a modular grip and rail system for compact 1911s, but specific installation requirements depend on your exact model. Consult your firearm's manual or a qualified gunsmith if you're unsure about fitment on your particular gun.