[chriswen1969]

I have a 93 sig p220 that I just replaced the factory grips with genuine Sig Sauer factory Aluminum grips (part#1201142-01) they are much thinner and have the Sig logo and feel great, but the screws are to long and protrude into the mag well, I can find nothing about shorter screws on the web, any suggestions

 

[Cybercowboy]

You can file them down, in theory.

 

[bearone2]

different varieties for different models within the series, example, these all for a 226, welcome from az.

 

[Sgt Ed]

You can always shorten them,makeing them longer takes a little longer.

 

[220Elite]

I have a 93 sig p220 that I just replaced the factory grips with genuine Sig Sauer factory Aluminum grips (part#1201142-01) they are much thinner and have the Sig logo and feel great, but the screws are to long and protrude into the mag well, I can find nothing about shorter screws on the web, any suggestions

They sell shorter grip screws for the grips. Sig Site said you'll need different screws depending on the grips you choose.

 

[220Elite]

P220/P225/P230/P245 Grip Screws (5) - Blued

This might help.

 

[texasgentleman2]

I used a knife sharpening stone (whet rock?) to shorten mine on the 229. That way it's smoother and slower than with a file. Take a little off, put it in the grip, and check it.

 

[Sgt Ed]

I used a knife sharpening stone (whet rock?) to shorten mine on the 229. That way it's smoother and slower than with a file. Take a little off, put it in the grip, and check it.

Another trick,when you figure out how much too long it is,put a nut on the screw and leave that number of threads extending and shave off till you get to the nut.Can be aggressive at first then finish your way.