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Escutcheon Screws - Escutcheon Screws 6 Pack
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SKU: 080034006
Overview
These escutcheon screws are intended for pistol grip escutcheons, making them a practical choice for repair work or fitting new grips. The countersunk escutcheon head and slightly countersunk, milled nut are designed for an attractive installed appearance, while the solid stainless steel construction is described as resisting rust after trimming to length. Supplied as a 6-pack, they provide the hardware needed for a clean, finished grip installation where matching escutcheon screws are required.
Why Hunters Choose the Brownells
Pistol Grip
Escutcheons, suitable for repair or
Solid Stainless
18-8 stainless steel listed in
End Can
Be cut to desired length
Includes Brass
Milled, countersunk detailing for installed
Sold 6-pack
For multiple grip projects or
Key Features
- For pistol grip escutcheons, suitable for repair or new grips.
- Escutcheon head is countersunk for screw-head seating.
- Round nut has milled edges and a slightly countersunk side for installed appearance.
- Solid stainless steel construction; cut ends are stated not to rust.
- 18-8 stainless steel, 5-40 screws, 1-3/8 inches long.
- Includes brass nuts and is sold in packs of 6.
Best Used For
- Pistol grip repairs requiring replacement escutcheon screws and matching nuts.
- New grip installations needing countersunk hardware with a clean exterior appearance.
- Users wanting stainless steel screws that can be cut to desired length.
- Shop work involving 5-40 hardware for pistol grip escutcheons.
- Small parts inventory for gunsmiths handling common grip hardware replacements.
Specifications
| Head Style | Escutcheon head countersunk |
|---|---|
| Length | 1-3/8 in (3.5 cm) |
| Material | 18-8 stainless steel |
| Nut Material | Brass |
| Nut Style | Round, milled edges, slightly countersunk on one side |
| Pack Quantity | 6 |
| Screw Size | 5-40 |
| Sold In Packs | 6 or 12 only |
| Use | For pistol grip escutcheons |
Pros
- Designed for pistol grip escutcheons, suitable for repair or new grips
- Solid stainless steel construction with 18-8 stainless steel listed in specs
- End can be cut to desired length for installation flexibility
- Includes brass nut with milled, countersunk detailing for installed appearance
- Sold in a 6-pack for multiple grip projects or replacements
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed specifically for pistol grip escutcheons, so it is a specialized hardware item rather than a general-purpose screw kit.
- The screws are supplied at 1-3/8" length, so installation may require cutting to the desired length for a proper fit.
- Sold only in packs of 6 or 12, which may be more than needed for a single small repair.
- The product is limited to the listed 5-40 size and brass nut configuration, so compatibility depends on the grip hardware being used.
Suggested Comparisons
- Pistol grip escutcheon hardware
- Grip screw kits
- Firearm repair and replacement fasteners
- Stainless steel gun hardware
Suggested Accessories
- Small gunsmithing screwdriver set
- Thread locker
- Replacement grip panels
- Gunsmithing bench block
Frequently Asked Questions
What are these escutcheon screws used for?
They are for pistol grip escutcheons, and the product is described as suitable for repair or new grips.
What comes in the package?
The product is sold in packs of 6 or 12 only. This listing is for a 6-pack.
What are the listed specifications?
The specs provided are 18-8 stainless steel, 5-40 screws, 1-3/8 inches (3.5 cm) long, with a brass nut.
Are these screws made to be trimmed to fit?
Yes. The description says the solid stainless steel end won’t rust after being cut to the desired length.
Does the product description mention any performance or durability claims beyond rust resistance after cutting?
No. The source data only states that the end won’t rust after being cut and describes the screw and nut design; it does not provide other performance claims.