Sig P365 manual safety conversion kit

[spookshack]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$75

Manufacturer

Sig Sauer

City

Vancouver

State

Washington

Zip Code

98686

New Sig P365 manual safety kit. All factory parts. Everything you need to convert your P365 to a manual safety version. The four parts needed are: ambi safety lever, grip module w/factory safety cut, safety detent, and safety detent spring. Very simple install.

I'll post pics this afternoon.

FTF in Vancouver, WA $75.00

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[elitejake]

If you need assistance installing the kit there are a ton of you tube vids

 

[aflineman]

If someone is wanting to try this, it is a quick and easy install. It took me less than 5min.

 

[spookshack]

Dropped to $65.00.

 

[kubey]

New Sig P365 manual safety kit. All factory parts. Everything you need to convert your P365 to a manual safety version. The four parts needed are: ambi safety lever, grip module w/factory safety cut, safety detent, and safety detent spring. Very simple install.

I'll post pics this afternoon.

FTF in Vancouver, WA $75.00

If you still have for sale I would like to purchase for $65. Is everything BRAND NEW????
Kubey

 

[spookshack]

It is still available. I'm looking to sale local, not interested in shipping.

 

[kubey]

It is still available. I'm looking to sale local, not interested in shipping.

Ok, Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!
Kubey

 

[spookshack]

Ok, Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!
Kubey

Everything you need for the safety conversion can be found here. As of right now, all the parts appear to be in stock....

Sig Sauer P365

Parts listed here are made for Sig Sauer P365 pistol models chambered in 9mm or .380 Auto unless noted otherwise. MGW carries many replacement slides, barrels, grip modules, sights, FCUs, striker assemblies, extractors, pins, springs and other small parts for this handgun which includes the...

www.midwestgunworks.com

The safety parts do tend to get sucked up pretty quick when they are in stock, so keep that in mind.

If you are handy with a Dremel, and don't mind modifying your current grip module, it's fairly simple to cut out the notches needed for the safety to fit (you could save some money by doing that and not having to buy the safety version grip module).

 

[Snellvis]

I'm interested if you still have it. You introduced me to speed steel a long time ago.

 

[spookshack]

I'm interested if you still have it. You introduced me to speed steel a long time ago.

Sorry bro, I sold it about a month ago to another member here on the forum.

I'm shooting the match on Sunday (squad 4).
if you're there, pop in and say hi.

 

[Snellvis]

Thanks for getting back to me. I think I found another one. Probably won't make it Sunday. Need to get some more mags for my .22 since I don't want to deplete my 9mm stock.

 

[spookshack]

Mags for what gun?

 

[Snellvis]

1911. I've got a few on order. Maybe do next month's match.

 

[spookshack]

Ah gotcha. I hear you on the 9mm. I've been reduced to running my M&P 15-22 and Ruger MKIV 22/45 at the ARPC speed steel matches. I have fun shooting them, but it's just not the same as my 9mm PPC. I'm going through serious withdrawals....lol