Description
The Magpul MOE 1911 Grip Panels (Magpul part MAG524) are replacement grip panels for full-size 1911 pistols and copies that use standard Colt-pattern grip screws and bushings. They are moulded from reinforced polymer in the USA and offered at 3 Gun Tactical in Black (MAG524-BLK) and Flat Dark Earth (MAG524-FDE).
Magpul gave the panels a unique diamond-shaped cross section that resists twisting in the hand during recoil, helping keep the sights aligned on target, and an aggressive cut-out on the left panel so your thumb reaches the magazine release easily for fast changes. The right-hand panel is relieved to clear an ambidextrous thumb safety, and the positive anti-slip texture gives traction with wet or gloved hands. Grip screws and bushings are not included; the panels fit standard full-size frames, making them an inexpensive upgrade for a Colt, Springfield, Kimber or similar Government-frame 1911 used for IPSC Classic Division or club shooting.
- Magpul part MAG524; Black (MAG524-BLK) or FDE (MAG524-FDE)
- Fits full-size 1911 frames and copies with standard grip screw bushings
- Reinforced polymer construction
- Diamond-shaped cross section prevents twisting in the hand
- Aggressive magazine-release cut-out for fast magazine changes
- Right panel relieved for ambidextrous thumb safeties
- Positive anti-slip texture
- Made in the USA; grip screws and bushings not included
FAQ
Which 1911s do the MOE grip panels fit? Full-size (Government) frame 1911s and copies that use standard Colt-pattern grip screws and bushings. They are not made for Officer or compact frames.
Do they work with an ambidextrous safety? Yes. The right-side panel is relieved to accommodate an ambidextrous thumb safety.
Are grip screws included? No. The panels reuse your pistol’s existing grip screws and bushings.
3 Gun Tactical is a licensed firearms dealer (Dealer Licence 50001578) in Tingalpa, Brisbane. No licence is needed to buy this item; we ship Australia-wide or you can collect in store.









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