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Most guys that are doing Sig grip mods are using rubber cementing. Adding material and then sprinkling sandpaper additives over-the-top to get that aggressive texture.
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Most guys that are doing Sig grip mods are using rubber cementing. Adding material and then sprinkling sandpaper additives over-the-top to get that aggressive texture.
But in the end I traded up to a 365xl.
So I've been carrying a p365 for about 5mths now and I love this gun. I have about 800rds through it with no malfunctions other than a failure to lock back on an empty mag (pretty sure it is my grip). My one gripe is how thin the grip is. It's great for concealment but not the greatest for my large mitts for hands. It causes a touch of slide bite and after 350rnds today it isn't ideal. With the 12rnd mags the grip is just long enough for a full-ish grip. I'm looking into ideas that might thicken the grip even a little without compromising texture; e.g. a bicycle inner tube. I've seen a bunch of companies make grip tapes but they all advertise how thin they are. Any ideas that might help me out a bit? I've heard that stippling can add a little girth as well if that's a viable option.
As I stated earlier, I already traded up to the 365xl. It is much better.If you get aP365 XL it is still comfortable to carry and has a larger beavertail for bigger hands.
Those are pretty sweet but, holy cannoli Batman! I can just about buy a second pistol for the price of that "lower" grip.Or you can hit up Icarus Precision who makes an aluminum lower with extended beavertail. Good guys great company.
Now if only they were selling just the grip.