Pearce Grips PG-OM1 Rubber Finger Groove Insert for Compact 1911 Black

This also fits a Smith and Wesson 1900 Pro Series, which is a sub-compact. EZ install: nothing other than remove the original grips, put these on, then put the original grips back on. I love the way it changed the feel of the grip. Highly recommend.

Fit a Rock Island 1911 compact / officer perfectly. Plug and play. I love the finger swells on all my 1911s and these make sure all my pistols grip the same.

Fit perfect, great feel and was easy to install. A must for concealed carry. Highly recommend.

I LOVE these grips! The the layer of rubber that seats - very nicely, I might add - under the rosewood grip panels give the Ultra CDP II almost a double stack feel, which is fine. I have relatively small hands, and they secure my grip on the sidearm even more so than with just the wooden grips, which I didn't think was possible! The grooved rubber finger grips really compliment the weapon. I use Hogue rubber grips on 3 other sidearms, and I love them as well, but I fell in LOVE with the rosewood grips the first time I wrapped my hand around them, and these front panel grooves with these grips only make it better! The Ultra Carry II comes with a textured panel on the rear of the handgrip, but the front is smooth, so these grips really do a nice job to create a strong, secure hold on the weapon! This sidearm was meant to be a backup sidearm to a full frame Beretta or Sig .40, but now I'm liking this so much this might end up being my primary carry weapon! This is a great choice for anyone with this weapon, looking to add a little more secure handhold! Very pleased. Didn't rate accuracy here because I plan on throwing some lead downrange this weekend for the first time with these grips, but I don't foresee any issues whatsoever.

Good product and installed very easily on my Kimber Ultra CDP Elite II STS. Fits very well, but I had to trim a VERY small amount of rubber off of the edges so it did not protrude past the edge of the actual grips. Took about 30 seconds, so no big deal. Adds good contouring and definitely improves the feel and grip of the firearm. The only SLIGHT drawback is it would be nicer if the rubber of the actual finger grooves was a bit thicker, but I haven't noticed a functional difference while shooting, so also not a problem or drawback. Nice addition to a 1911 grip.

I loved these grips so much I bought another set for my Government model, too. However my strong suggestion is to compliment this product with AlumaGrips Frame Savers for Compact Size or Full Size Frame ([...]). These Savers cost only $2.50 per set and were developed to keep the finish on your frame in good condition no matter what type of grips you use. The Compact Size Frame Saver will fit all compact and officer size frames and frames with ambi safeties. The Full Size Frame Saver will fit all full size frames including bobtail, and frames with ambi safeties with or without the ambi safety. Frame Savers are only .005" thick and made of a durable and solvent resistant type material. If you are not going to use this or similar product the Pearce's rubber is going to swell inside of the magazine area to a point of contact with your magazine leading to eventual rip-off of the grips rubber or worse impede extraction of the magazine, all and all you are not going to be happy with it. Use an office supply for fitting: 1. Cutting knife (like pencil), 2. Cutting matt (self-healing), 3. Thin short metal ruler for knife guidance when you cut off extra material. DO NOT CUT DIRECTLY ON THE FRAME OF YOUR PISTOL THE KNIFE WILL LEAVE DEEP CUTTING MARKS First, slide metal ruler under between rubber and frame, and gently cut rubber along your grips, use grip screws to tighten slightly so metal ruler will stay in place during cutting the perimeter of the grip, change location of the ruler as needed. Second, cut AlumaGrips Savers about 1/16 of an inch less than your grip perimeter, that will allow rubber to cover edges of saver making everything look monolithic. This product works better with grips without ambi safeties, you can easily cut rubber to accommodate ambi safeties, and use grips that don't have this cut. If you are using grips with ambi safeties you will need to cut rubber to accommodate ambi safeties and then fill in ambi safeties cut on your grip otherwise your safety is going to have an extra space to move and you are not going to be happy with it either. I used a very cheap method I split in half a Washer #8, painted it with permanent Black marker, and scotch taped it on the back of the grip, inside of the ambi safeties cut (you can't see it, it does the job, and you can always remove it). Last word: I think it works the best for the slim grips, but I also used it on a regular size grips, fits like a glove I am really impressed with this product.

Both products were high quality and was a perfect fit. I would highly recommend these products !!👍🏼👍🏼

easy to install and works great

love the product - extremely fast delivery

Good for winchester 1911 co2

Nice enough product but doesn't fit my Norinco very well and the finger dips don't really allow for a tight finger grip.

The slip on grip I received look great that's the most I can say for it. I had to make cuts into the slip on in order to fit the stock screw holes. The slip on made holding the pistol rather ockward as the finger grooves don't go all the way up to the trigger housing. Over all they look great but practical applications it would have been better to leave stock.

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