The grip looks smooth and feel good in your hand. It does not provide the grip that Ripples does.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
7075 aluminum is strong and lightweight. It is harder than other aluminum alloys and takes longer to machine. After machining, the grips are anodized using the Type III process. This increases the surface hardness and wear resistance of the aluminum.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The pattern looks smooth and feels smooth when held in your hand. However, when held tight, the grooves in the grip and your skin work together to keep the pistol from sliding in your hand.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
7075 aluminum is strong and lightweight. It is harder than other aluminum alloys and takes longer to machine. After machining, the grips are anodized using the Type III process. This increases the surface hardness and wear resistance of the aluminum.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The grip looks smooth and feel good in your hand. It does not provide the grip that Ripples does.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
Timascus is the premium grip material. It is composed of multiple titanium alloys of forge welded together. After forging the billet is manipulated to develop the pattern. Then all traces of forging are machined off and the billet is complete. At this point the billet can be machined into a grip.

There are two types of Timascus. White Timascus is titanium alloys. Black Timascus has zirconium added to the mix of titanium alloys.

Timascus is time consuming and expensive to make. It is challenging to machine. When finished it is a unique material with a distinctive look.

Timascus is made here at S.O.I. Gear.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The grip looks smooth and feel good in your hand. It does not provide the grip that Ripples does.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
The titanium alloy is 6AL4V or Grade 5. This alloy makes an excellent grip. It is tough, lightweight, has great spring properties and is extremely corrosion resistant.

Machining 6AL4V titanium is challenging. It is much slower to machine than aluminum and wears out endmills faster.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The grip looks smooth and feel good in your hand. It does not provide the grip that Ripples does.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
7075 aluminum is strong and lightweight. It is harder than other aluminum alloys and takes longer to machine. After machining, the grips are anodized using the Type III process. This increases the surface hardness and wear resistance of the aluminum.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The pattern looks smooth and feels smooth when held in your hand. However, when held tight, the grooves in the grip and your skin work together to keep the pistol from sliding in your hand.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
7075 aluminum is strong and lightweight. It is harder than other aluminum alloys and takes longer to machine. After machining, the grips are anodized using the Type III process. This increases the surface hardness and wear resistance of the aluminum.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The grip looks smooth and feel good in your hand. It does not provide the grip that Ripples does.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
The titanium alloy is 6AL4V or Grade 5. This alloy makes an excellent grip. It is tough, lightweight, has great spring properties and is extremely corrosion resistant.

Machining 6AL4V titanium is challenging. It is much slower to machine than aluminum and wears out endmills faster.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.

The pattern looks smooth and feels smooth when held in your hand. However, when held tight, the grooves in the grip and your skin work together to keep the pistol from sliding in your hand.

Back
The back of every S.O.I. grip is milled flat except for a machined recess that is finished in a spiral. The recess reduces the weight by about 30 percent. There is also a counterbore for the mainspring housing pin. The counterbore allows the grip to be full profile with no notches.

Material
The titanium alloy is 6AL4V or Grade 5. This alloy makes an excellent grip. It is tough, lightweight, has great spring properties and is extremely corrosion resistant.

Machining 6AL4V titanium is challenging. It is much slower to machine than aluminum and wears out endmills faster.

Note
We continually improve our processes and products. Improvements are incorporated as quickly as possible. The latest models of grips may not match older models.