Mischief Machine’s 7075-T6 Aluminum Echelon Grip Modules With a 1911 Grip Angle Now on Sale at Springfield Armory From $375
Key Takeaways
- Mischief Machine aluminum grip modules for the Springfield Armory Echelon are now sold directly through Springfield Armory's online store.
- The modules are precision machined from 7075-T6 aluminum and feature a 1911-style grip angle with G10 grip panels included.
- Three size configurations are available covering full-size and compact Echelon models with slides of 4.5 or 4.0 inches.
- Pricing ranges from $375 for the Black Anodized finish to $410 for Midnight Bronze or Titanium Cerakote finishes.
- All three configurations are compatible with the factory Echelon magazine release and Mischief Machine's Commander Extended Magazine Release.
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GENESEO, IL — Mischief Machine’s aluminum grip modules for the Springfield Armory Echelon are now available to buy directly from Springfield Armory, with the listing priced from $375 to $410.
The module is listed on Springfield Armory’s online store under SKU EC1022. Each one is precision machined from 7075-T6 aluminum and uses a 1911-style grip angle. It comes with G10 grip panels and a backstrap already installed. A roll pin for installing the magazine release is included.
Three sizes
- Full-Size (4.5F): For Echelon models with a 4.5-inch slide. Accepts full-size magazines, standard and extended. Weight: 9.0 oz.
- 4.0 FC: For Echelon models with a 4.0-inch slide that still run full-size magazines, standard and extended. Weight: 8.5 oz.
- Compact (4.0C): For Echelon 4.0-inch Compact configurations. Accepts Compact magazines, standard and extended. Weight: 7.5 oz.
Three finishes
- Black Anodized
- Midnight Bronze Cerakote
- Titanium Cerakote
Pricing
Price depends on the finish you pick. It is the same across all three sizes.
- Black Anodized: $375
- Midnight Bronze Cerakote: $410
- Titanium Cerakote: $410
Compatibility
All three configurations work with the factory Echelon magazine release. They also work with Mischief Machine’s Echelon Commander Extended Magazine Release and the Mischief Machine Commander Magwell. If you install the magwell, you have to run extended magazines.
This is the grip module only. The firearm, magazines, magwell, magazine release and other accessories are not included.
My Echelon
Mischief Machine was nice enough to send me a full-size Commander grip module to test out. I put Patriot Defense brass grip panels on it. They are super aggressive, which I liked.
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I’ve got seven different Echelons, and what I love about them is their modularity. Being able to quickly swap the central operating group, or COG, into a different grip module yourself lets you customize the gun how you want, whether it’s a carry gun, a range toy or something you’re setting up for competition. You can now even buy the COG by itself from Springfield Armory to build your own Echelon from the ground up.
Mine is currently out at Pro2Customs getting Cerakoted, so keep an eye out for the content I’ll be putting out once I get it back.
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