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Strike Industries 0.15-50 Torx Grip Screws for 1911 Pistol Grips, 4/pack - 1911TS-SS

$10.95
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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Stainless
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Small Parts/Hardware
UPC
700371178703
MPN
1911TSSS

Overview

The Strike Industries 1911 Pistol Grip Screws provide a secure fastener and a clean finishing touch for 1911 pistol platforms. Made from strong stainless steel with a stainless finish, these screws are built to original 1911 specifications and feature a Torx head design (T15 height/T10 driver compatible) with a standard profile and classic look.

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