Wilson Combat 1911 Stainless Steel Hex Head Grip Screws

Wilson Combat 1911 stainless steel hex head grip screws are a straightforward upgrade for anyone looking to dress up their 1911 while solving a real maintenance headache. Standard slotted grip screws get chewed up fast—each removal rounds out the slot a little more until you're fighting the screw every time you need to adjust your grips. Hex head screws eliminate that frustration. The hex socket won't strip, and stainless steel resists corrosion while keeping that polished, purpose-built appearance shot after shot.

Whether you're running a competition gun, a carry pistol, or a safe queen, grip screws are one of those small details that separates a well-maintained 1911 from one that's been beat to death. These Wilson Combat fasteners won't degrade in appearance no matter how often you remove and reinstall your grips—a real advantage if you swap grips for different conditions or just like keeping your gun in top shape.

Stainless construction means they'll hold up to the elements and frequent handling. If you've ever cursed at a stripped grip screw or watched the plating peel off cheap fasteners, you'll appreciate the durability and fit here.

Key Features

• Hex head design resists stripping and rounds-off
• Stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Maintains appearance through repeated removal and reinstallation
• Designed specifically for 1911 grip attachment

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these grip screws work on my 1911?

These are designed as 1911 grip screws. Confirm your pistol uses standard 1911 grip screw size before ordering.

Why hex head instead of slotted?

Hex sockets are much harder to strip than slotted screws. They won't round out with repeated removal, which is common with standard grip screws on frequently adjusted or maintained pistols.

Will stainless steel grip screws rust or corrode?

Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and will hold its appearance far better than plated or parkerized alternatives, especially on guns exposed to moisture or handled regularly.