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Hand-Crafted acrylic Grip for Colt 1911 — Memento Mori — Tempus Fugit Skull
Premium black acrylic Colt 1911 pistol grip with hand-engraved brass medallion depicting memento mori — tempus fugit skull. Stoic Latin philosophy — 'Remember Death, Time Flies'. A profound reminder of mortality.
Why This Grip
- Material: Premium black acrylic + cast brass medallion
- Finish: SVK — multi-coat varnish, deep gloss
- Design: Hand-engraved memento mori — tempus fugit skull
Fits These Pistols
Compatible: Colt 1911 Government / Commander, Kimber, Springfield Armory, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Sig Sauer, Rock Island, Tisas, Girsan, Taurus, Remington, Dan Wesson, Wilson Combat, Ed Brown, Les Baer, Nighthawk — 28+ brands, 200+ models.
Does NOT fit: Staccato, STI (2011 / Double-Stack), Officer / Compact frames, Browning 1911-380, EMP.
Specifications
- Material: Black acrylic + brass medallion
- Dimensions: 140 × 85 × 15 mm
- Weight: ~150 g pair
- Country: Made in Turkey
- Warranty: 12 months
Care Instructions
Wipe with soft dry cloth. Avoid alcohol-based solvents. Light coat of mineral oil annually.
FAQ
Will this fit my Colt 1911?
Yes — fits all standard 1911 Government and Commander frames from 28+ brands.
Are screws included?
No — use your existing grip screws.
What does the design mean?
Stoic Latin philosophy — 'Remember Death, Time Flies'. A profound reminder of mortality.
How is shipping?
Free worldwide shipping. Delivery 7-14 business days.
