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The Group Gripper kit is easy to install, using the existing barrel link pin, and offers a reliable way to tighten up groups on your full size 1911 handgun.
Our Group Gripper kit is one of the most reliable components available. It is perfect for replacing worn-out or damaged barrel links and restoring accuracy to your 1911 handgun. This part is machined from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting durability and performance. The Group Gripper kit is easy to install and includes a full length two piece stainless steel guide rod for an unbeatable package.
It is great for competition shooters, military personnel, law enforcement officers, and anyone who owns a 1911 handgun. With its stainless steel construction and easy installation process, the Group Gripper kit provides reliability that you can trust. Get increased accuracy with the Wilson Combat Group Gripper kit and always stay ready.
- For Full-Size 1911 handguns
- Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, providing robust durability
- Included full length guide rod & wrench
- Easy to install, using existing barrel link pin
- Perfect for replacing worn-out or damaged barrel links and restoring accuracy to 1911 handguns
- Suitable for competition shooters, military personnel
NOTE: We recommend using our #22 or #22P barrel bushing wrench with this product.
DISCLAIMER: Wilson Combat 1911 small parts may require minor fitting and should only be installed by a qualified gunsmith. Although these parts are intended to be drop-in, due to the range of tolerances between various manufacturers' handguns, some fitting may occasionally be necessary. We highly recommend all fitting/installation of small parts is done by a professional gunsmith.
For Group Gripper installation instructions, click here.
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Reviews
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works
I Put this in a Chinese 1911 and the gun shoots like a Wilson Combat gun
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Group Gripper Works
Many years ago (25?), I installed an original Group Gripper and a collet bushing in an otherwise stock US Army (Ithaca, circa 1943) GM. The difference in accuracy was jaw dropping. I used this gun as a hardball gun for many years, but have noticed some wear in the original Group Gripper unit, that I imagined might stem from it tipping from the spring tension on the link. I hoped that the full length rod might address that perceived source of wear (seems like it should anyway). I used the new link that came with the kit, and noticed immediately that the lockup was definitely tighter. The gun is still a great shooter. How much of that stems from the Group Gripper, and how much from the collet bushing (which has survived firing 1000s of rounds of hardball, by the way), I'm not sure, but I'm very happy with the Group Gripper, and at least surmise that the full length rod version ought to exhibit less wear than the standard length. Overall machining quality was fabulous, which really does matter. I've always been super happy with the improvement in performance of these relatively simple drop-in parts. They seem to last forever and are just a really clever, and cheap, solution to eliminating some looseness from the necessary manufacturing tolerances of a mass-produced pistol.
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Awesome
Dropped right in my Springfield loaded and performs flawlessly.
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Improved Accuracy With Group Gripper Kit
I installed this kit on a Taurus 1911, which was fairly accurate. Now the pistol will shoot out a 3/4 inch target dot at 10 yards.
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This Really Helps The Accuracy
I BOUGHT MINE AND FILLED DOWN THE END OF THE ROD TO MAKE TAKE DOWN WITHOUT THE ALLEN WRENCH POSSIBLE. THERE IS ENOUGH LEFT OF THE ALLEN WRENCH SOCKET LEFT TO USE IT TOO OR JUST USE THE BUSHING WRENCH. IT WOULD BE NICE IF THERE WAS A LITTLE MORE LENGHT IN THE PLUG TO SUPPORT THE SHORTER ROD BUT IVE FIRED ABOUT 300 ROUNDS WITH MINE WITH NO PROBLEMS. ALSO IT WOULD BE BETTER IF THE ALLEN WRENCH WAS REPLACED BY A SIMPLE SCREW DRIVER THAT YOU COULD FIND ABOUT ANYWHERE. THE ROD DOESNT HAVE TO BE TORQUED.