Beretta 3032 21 950 Tomcat Alleycat Jetfire Stainless Hex Grip Screw Set Key

Description

STAINLESS-STEEL GRIP SCREWS FOR Beretta  Models 3032/21/950/Tomcat/Alleycat/Jetfire SEMI-AUTO "Pocket" PISTOLS
Here is a set of four (4) hex-drive stainless-steel grip screws for Beretta's  3032 21 950 Tomcat Alleycat Jetfire-series small semiauto pistols.  These are stainless-steel screws with hex drive sockets rather than a slot.  These provide a positive drive for those tired of having damaged slotted screws on their pistol, and are installed with the included hex wrench.  The head diameter of these screws is 7/32".
These are ONLY for the pistols listed above - see our other listings for grip screws for other pistols.
We also have grip screw kits for the Taurus PT22/PT25 pistols in our other listings.
Unlike slotted screws, these hex screws are positively driven and less prone to having the drive area damaged by a slipped screwdriver.  The heads don't protrude outside the grip's surface when tightened, allowing them to be used with thinner grips as well, and stainless-steel provides resistance to corrosion and lubricity for the threads.  These enhance the appearance of your pistol as well.
Check our other listings for blued/black hex screws for the Beretta, Ruger, Browning and other fine firearms.  We also have larger hex screws for the 92- and  80-series pistols; see our other listings.
We
will combine shipping on multiple sets purchased at the same time.  We'll ship these elsewhere (including internationally), but contact us for a shipping quote first.
We accept prefer PayPal for payment, and using PayPal’s Instant Payment allows us to ship these out to you right away.  We ship items out every business day, usually the same day or the very next business day after receipt of payment.  We’ll e-mail you so that you know when the item has shipped and provide the Delivery Confirmation information to help you know when it’ll arrive at your door.
Firearms safety is Job One!
Before modifying your firearm, be sure you have completely removed the magazine, unloaded the weapon and cleared it.  You cannot be too safe when handling firearms!  If you do not feel comfortable performing the work required to replace your grip screws, seek qualified help.  You are responsible for damage to your firearm, tools, etc.  Do not overtighten any grip screws, as you may damage the threads on the frame of the weapon or interfere with the proper operation of the gun.  If you're not sure what to do or how to do it, ask!  There are plenty of folks willing to help.
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