SBGM16. Sharps Bros grip module for the Springfield Echelon - Black with Brazilian Cherry grips

$325.95

Sharps Bros grip module for the Springfield Echelon 

Machined from billet 7075-T6 Aluminum. Mil-Spec black anodize finish with Brazilian Cherry grips.  

Features:

  • Direct replacement of the Springfield Echelon grip modules (compact and full size - see additional notes below)
  • Steeper grip angle than the OEM Echelon & with more pronounced ergonomic curves. OEM Echelon grip angle is ~18°. Our grip angle is ~13°.
  • M1913 Picatinny accessory rail (3 slots). 
  • Flared magazine well.  
  • If you are planning a full size build (17rd or 21rd mags): the module accepts the Sharps Bros Echelon magazine funnel. Please add one of the funnels to your cart if you are planning a full size build.  
  • Without the funnel the module seats Springfield's 4.0C compact 15rd mags flush
  • Weight: Our grip module with wood panels weighs approx. 8 ounces (OEM polymer grip module from Springfield is 4 ounces)
  • Seats all Springfield OEM Echelon 9mm magazines. 
  • Fits standard Echelon holsters

Please Note:

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18 Reviews

5/5
David Sep 17th 2025

You get what you pay for

This grip may come at a cost, but I tell you, it is worth it! Hot, cold, rain, sun... this thing locks to your hands every time, and I love consistency. Install was tough, but with patience, lube, and YouTube it can be done. I highly recommend this grip module if you want an upgrade in not only looks, but performance as well. I definitely appreciate the angle of attack and extended gas pedals on each side. 10/10 highly recommend. All I need now is a holster that fits; my previous one is molded to the base grips and now is too snug. Thank you Sharps Bros!

5/5
Cato May 8th 2025

Game changer

Changes the gun from another polymer Striker boring gun to a gun that I would expect to pay $1000-$1200. Took to range and was stacking shots at 15 yards fast fire. Hate to admit it but it shot better than my expensive guns they are well over the $1200 mark. Well made and fits the hand amazingly. Now, new grips to change the look at some point.

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