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Sharps Bros Grip Module Features The Sharps Bros grip module for the Springfield Echelon is machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum a material chosen for its strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to the flex that can occur in polymer grip frames over years of use. This billet construction gives the Echelon a more rigid foundation potentially improving consistency in how recoil forces transfer through the shooter s hand. The precise machining tolerances ensure the module mates cleanly with the Echelon s chassis system without requiring modification or fitting. Aluminum construction also holds up better to repeated holstering and drawing than some polymer alternatives. A mil-spec black anodize finish coats the aluminum body providing corrosion resistance and a durable low-maintenance surface that resists scratching from daily carry and range use. Brazilian Cherry grip panels are fitted to the module giving the pistol a genuinely distinctive appearance that stands apart from the factory polymer texture. This combination of premium wood accents and mil-spec metal finishing appeals to Echelon owners who want their pistol to look as good as it shoots. For shooters looking to personalize their Echelon with a durable well-finished grip module Sharps Bros delivers a genuine upgrade in both materials and appearance. Sharps Bros Grip Module for Springfield Echelon Specifications Brand: Sharps Bros Model: Grip Module Compatible Hosts: Springfield Armory Echelon Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum Finish: Anodized Color: Black Grip Panels: Brazilian Cherry Available At: GrabAGun

Sharps Bros Grip Module for Springfield Echelon

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Brand Sharps Bros
MPN SBGM16

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