Upgrade your full size 1911 handgun with our impeccable Wilson Combat burl wood grips. Expertly carved from the finest quality of Burl wood.
Upgrade your 1911 handgun with our impeccable Wilson Combat Burl wood grips. Expertly carved from the finest quality of Burl wood, each pair features a beveled bottom angle - suitable for firearms without a magwell. Moreover, they are detailed with sterling silver medallions to deliver an additional touch of elegance and class to any pistol. It's time to make a statement and improve your firearm's performance; get yourself these reliable yet gorgeous grips from Wilson Combat!
NOTE: Please note that due to the natural variations of wood, the color and grain of our wood grip panels may vary from batch to batch. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, it should be noted that the physical appearance of grips could vary from product photos.
SKU: 351DIB
SKU: 351DINBSG
SKU: 988-FS-BB-BLK
VZ Grips
SKU: NWGRIP-23
Ben Jennen
The pictures on this site do not do these grips justice. Put thema on a black ACP. They are very smooth and feel great in your hand. Such a great clearance item as well what a deal in price! The medallions are little too gold for my taste thought they were going to be more of a silver color but still sparkle so I am good with it.
Luckily got this as a clearance item at 50% off, otherwise regular price of >$100 doesn't make sense. Good looking grips but hard to see the Burl, and if you look at the backside you can see that they're made by Hogue.
I got a set of these when they were on clearance. They're beautiful grips and fit my S&W 1911 perfectly. That they happen to match one of my favorite pipes is an added bonus. Couldn't be more happy with them.
IMO these grips are the nicest 1911 WC grips they make, much nicer than the ironwood at 1/3 of the price. Whether you buy the beveled or flat bottom style they'll dress up your pistol. Definitely a worthwhile purchase, try 'em, you'll like 'em.
The grips fit perfectly as expected. They’re slim, comfortable, and well finished. But there’s little evidence that I can see that this is burl wood. Maybe I just got unlucky but the grips do appear to be straight-grain. Burl typically has an unusual, random grain. These look like walnut to me. They’re pretty, but not quite as pretty as advertised.
