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    Extreme duty grip screws. Made of excellent steel for proper hardness and toughness.

    • Compatible with all 1911 bushings, including our full size and slim bushings (not extra slim bushings).
    • Proper length for mounting full thickness grips and slim grips not less than 0.185" thick.
    • To prevent loose screws, use our Grip Screw O-rings.

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    High quality stainless steel.

    For use with grips not less than 0.185" thick

    For use with 3/32" hex driver


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    Excellent quality

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    Good fit for a Kimber Ultra-carry II

    Tucson, Arizona

    stainless Torx head grip screws

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    Excellently made product, matched to hex bushings.

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    Excellent parts and great company to do business with. Fast turnaround time!

    Dallas, Texas

    Solved my grip screw depth problem

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    I replaced the factory grips on my S&W 1911 with a set of VZ Slim profile, and I swapped to the recommended VZ bushings and screws. At first they seem to work fine, but I noticed the grips became a bit loose after first few ranges trips, so I tightened the screws...and they protruded past the inside frame and were dragging on the magazine. I tough about trimming the VZ screws, but it seemed like a PIA. The Challis screws, although the exact same length as the VZ screws, have a thicker base and do not go as deep into the grips as the VZ screws. Problem solved. The head of the screw sits a little higher on the grip than the VZ, but now the magazines drop freely while still anchoring the grips tightly to the frame.

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    Dallas, Texas

    Solved my grip screw depth problem

    Rating:
    review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
    Pros:
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    I replaced the factory grips on my S&W 1911 with a set of VZ Slim profile, and I swapped to the recommended VZ bushings and screws. At first they seem to work fine, but I noticed the grips became a bit loose after first few ranges trips, so I tightened the screws...and they protruded past the inside frame and were dragging on the magazine. I tough about trimming the VZ screws, but it seemed like a PIA. The Challis screws, although the exact same length as the VZ screws, have a thicker base and do not go as deep into the grips as the VZ screws. Problem solved. The head of the screw sits a little higher on the grip than the VZ, but now the magazines drop freely while still anchoring the grips tightly to the frame.

    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/5931/FC4dt7.jpg

    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/2302/iMlk0m.jpg