Videos tagged with Aftermarket Grip Modules

This review of the Sig P365 Fuse highlights its potential as a longer-barreled variant of the P365 platform. While the trigger and slide serrations are praised, significant issues with magazine reliability, particularly with the 21-round magazines, and extreme heat buildup on metal components were noted. A break-in period of approximately 256 rounds was required for 17-round magazines to achieve consistent cycling, with the 21-round magazines never fully functioning reliably in the test firearm.

This video reviews the Blackhawk Omnivore multi-fit holster, highlighting its compatibility with various semi-automatic handguns, provided they have a Picatinny rail and are equipped with a compatible weapon light (Surefire X300 or Streamlight). The holster retains firearms by securing the weapon light, not the handgun itself. It offers a solution for users with multiple firearms or aftermarket grip modules, reducing the need for dedicated holsters for each setup. The presenter also details how to adapt the holster for use with a Safariland QLS system.

This video demonstrates how to significantly alter the shooting experience of a Sig P365 by swapping the Fire Control Unit (FCU) into aftermarket grip modules from Icarus Precision. It covers both billet aluminum and polymer options, highlighting features like double undercuts, thumb rests, and integrated rails. The guide also touches on pairing these modified frames with an XL slide and the new Sig Romeo X optic, effectively transforming the compact P365 into a more substantial platform suitable for training.

This guide details the installation of the Sig P320 Custom Works Fire Control Unit (FCU), emphasizing the P320's modularity. The video, presented by a firearms reviewer with high authority, demonstrates the FCU removal and installation process, highlighting its gold nitride finish, skeletonized trigger, and improved performance metrics. It's recommended for those building a custom P320 from the ground up.