[SHOT 2025] Sharps Bros Grip Modules for Springfield Echelon Pistols
At SHOT Show 2025, Sharps Bros had their entire line of grip modules for different models of pistols. In this article, we’ll take a look at their new grip modules for Springfield Armory Echelon pistols.
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Sharp Bros grip modules for Springfield Armory Echelon pistols are machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum and are currently available with mil-spec black anodized or Cerakote finish of Midnight Bronze color. These are drop-in products compatible with both compact and full-size Echelon pistols. In the standard configuration of the grip module, the 15-round magazines fit flush. If you plan to use 17 or 21-round magazines, Sharps Bros recommends adding one of their magazine well funnels.
These grip modules have a slightly steeper grip angle compared to the original Echelon grips (18° vs 13°) and have more pronounced curves. They do feel very comfortable in the hand. The dust cover portion features a 3-slot 1913/Picatinny rail. These grip modules are available with anodized aluminum or Brazilian Cherry wood grip panels. The wood grip version weighs 8 oz (the standard polymer Echelon grip module weighs 4 oz). These grip modules are compatible with all Springfield Armory Echelon holsters.
The MSRPs of Sharps Bros grip modules for Springfield Armory Echelon pistols vary from $325.95 to $338.95. These grip modules do not come with the magazine release assembly.
Besides the Echelon grip modules, Sharps Bros also showed the prototype of their SIG P320 slide.
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^^they have a good marketing team, gotta give em that.
And i really like the Echelon, a much better FCU design than the P320. In the last few weeks alone there were 20 more lawsuits added from people that got shot by their 320s without ever touching the trigger.