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If you've ever handled a Wilson Combat 1911 off the rack, there's a good chance these exact grips were on it. The 351AAFS is Wilson's signature Starburst pattern cut in black G10, and it has been one of their best-selling grip styles for years. The ridges radiate outward from the pewter Wilson Combat medallion, giving your palm and fingers real purchase when the gun cycles, but the texture stops short of the cheese-grater feel some aggressive G10 grips have. That balance is the whole point: enough bite to keep the pistol planted through a long range session, smooth enough that it won't shred a cover garment or your hand during daily carry.
G10 itself is a big part of why these have such a following. It's a high-pressure laminate built from layers of fiberglass cloth soaked in epoxy resin, which makes it nearly indestructible in normal use. It shrugs off solvents, oil, sweat, and humidity, and unlike wood it won't crack, swell, or warp on you. At 1.6 ounces for the pair, these panels add no meaningful weight to the gun.
Fitment covers full-size 1911 frames, which includes Government, Commander, and Professional length pistols. The panels come cut for an ambidextrous thumb safety, so lefties and ambi-safety setups are covered out of the box, and there's a scallop relief at the magazine release so your thumb can reach the button without shifting your grip. Owners regularly mount these on Colts, Kimbers, Springfields, Les Baers, and Rugers with no fitting drama. Worth noting that they run on the thicker side compared to slim panels, which most shooters find fills the hand nicely, though folks with smaller hands chasing a thin profile may want Wilson's slimline options instead.
You get a pair of grip panels made in the USA. Grip screws are not included, so plan on reusing your existing hardware. If you want the look and feel of a Wilson custom gun without sending your pistol off, this is the easiest upgrade there is.
Both. Full-size 1911 frames share the same grip panel dimensions whether the slide is Government, Commander, or Professional length, since the frame itself is the same height. These will not fit Officer or compact frames, which use shorter panels, and they're not made for double-stack 2011-style frames.
Yes, the right panel comes relieved for an ambi safety lever from the factory. If your pistol runs a standard single-side safety, the cut is small and unobtrusive, so most shooters never notice it. It just means you won't have to modify anything if you add an ambi safety down the road.
It sits in the middle of the road, which is exactly why it's so popular. The raised ridges give a noticeably more secure hold than smooth wood or rubber, but they don't have the sharp bite of golf-ball or chain-link G10 patterns. Shooters who carry daily generally find it comfortable against the body and gentle on cover garments.
No, this is a pair of grip panels only. You'll reuse the screws and bushings already on your pistol, which is standard for 1911 grips. If your existing screws are worn or buggered up, hex or Torx replacement screws are an inexpensive add-on worth grabbing at the same time.
G10 is a high-pressure laminate of fiberglass cloth and epoxy resin, so it's extremely tough and completely stable. It won't crack, swell, or warp from humidity, sweat, or gun solvents the way wood can, and the molded texture never wears smooth like checkered wood eventually does. For a working gun that sees regular range time or carry, it's the more durable choice.
| UPC | 874218004804 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 351AAFS |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Grip Panels |
| Style | Traditional |
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