Reviews & Ratings for Strike Industries 1911 Torx Grip Screws — 2 reviews — Page 1

Ok, so this is a review of both the product quality and customer service of Strike Industries. I lost a grip screw from my 1911 Rock Ultra 45, figured I would replace all 4 with something a bit fancy and since I had ordered a few AR parts from Strike Industries without an issue previously I would try their fancy Torx screws out. Now, I'm an amateur gunsmith, but I've worked with both heavy duty and delicate machinery most of my life and I know what hand tight is. When I tighten the screws for my grips I treat them like cheap outlet plates. That is, I don't over tighten them because I don't want to risk cracking something. All this being said, I bought a set of these screws on 3/23/25. Got them and installed them without an issue. Since then I have fired maybe 150 rounds from my 1911 with these new screws on it. I store my 1911 in a gun vault and it doesn't get banged around or anything. A week or so ago I took it out to mount a new set of grips on it and before I was done checking to make sure it was clear I noticed that one of the screw heads was missing. That is, broken off with the threaded part still in my 1911. I contacted Strike Industries about it and they offered to give me store credit since these screws were not currently in stock. I agreed and they send me a form, already filled out, that I just had to print and send with the full set of screws back to them. Now, I paid $16.70 including S&H when I bought them direct from Strike Industries. I was surprised that I d...
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These Torx grip screws really look nice with several different grips I use. Ivory, brushed Aluminum, carbon fiber. I tried them with two different wood grips and they didn't make the same statement