The picture shows mexican coat of arms grips, but the description says sugar skull,which is correct,and could i possibly purchase either grips design separately?

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Randy I. · Answer

you are correct it is the mexican coat of arms buds listing is incorrect correction email sent see ***Girsan 391067: Introducing the EAA MC1911 Liberador Officer semi-automatic 1911 pistol, a masterpiece in the world of firearms. This exceptional .45 ACP 1911 pistol combines precision engineering with a sleek, polished chrome finish, making it a must-have for both collectors and enthusiasts. This pistol, chambered in hard hitting .45 ACP, features a compact 3.5-inch barrel that offers optimal balance and maneuverability. With a capacity of 7+1 rounds, it ensures you're always ready for action. The polished chrome finish not only provides a professional look but also adds to the durability of the firearm. The EAA MC1911 Liberador Officer is built with superior craftsmanship, ensuring reliable performance in every situation. Its enhanced ergonomics, thanks to the compact barrel and well-balanced design, make it easy to handle and perfect for concealed carry. The striking appearance of th

James G. · Answer

Hi LeShan and welcome. The pictured Mexican Coat of Arms is the correct firearm. The Sugar Skull is here: https://eaacorp.com/product/girsan-mc1911-liberador/

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The picture shows mexican coat of arms grips, but the description says sugar skull,which is correct,and could i possibly purchase either grips design separately?