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SIG SAUER P365 Grip Module
$299.99 $286.89 Save $13.10
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Tiebs's Review of SIG SAUER P365 Grip Module

I’ve had my p365xl for several years now and loved it from the first time hold it. But as times progressed I’ve noticed that the original grip left some to be desired . I don’t have large hands so to say but med/large gloves usually. So when the macro module released I was all in, especially the Wilson combat one that added just a bit more width. But still something felt like it was missing. Then the legion modules dropped. Unfortunately I couldn’t justify spending that much for an entirely new gun when I already had a perfectly good 365. I waited and waited, even waited once the Axg dropped. I finally took the chance on and bit the bullet. Yes they are price, but nothing like other options out there (ie. Mischief Machine, Shalotek, Icarus, etc). I would have loved to be able to just the price of a Mischief but it just doesn’t make sense for my current situation. Saw the excellent price listed through optics planet for this module and jumped on it. And boy was it worth it. This module just feels so right. The weight is perfect and balances so well. Just feels so natural to point now. Added the Sig oem magwell also and it felt even better. Yes I understand that doing all this just makes the gun heavier and bigger (which goes away from the original thought of it), but I think it was worth it for me. Not a fan of the solid black color, or the plastic panels, but I have some g10 ones on the way to match the feel of the legion even more. Plus plan to cerakote the gun eventually for the perfect color. Only you can decided if it’s worth it for you; but for me, and given the price, I think it was so worth it.
Pros:
  • pointability
  • Weight & texture
  • Longevity and reliability
Cons:
  • Price $$$ - unfortunately good things come out a price.
  • Size (nitpicking)
  • Fcu installation
Best Used for:
  • EDC comp home defense
Would Recommend: Yes
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Last updated 2026-01-22 UTC.