Videos tagged with Grip Module Upgrade

This guide details the process of upgrading a SIG Sauer P365 using components from FDEZ Werks and Vortex, as demonstrated by an experienced instructor. The video covers the disassembly, installation of a new grip module, slide work, mounting of a Vortex Defender-CCW red dot sight with proper torque and witness marks, and the addition of a Streamlight TLR-7 Sub weapon light. It concludes with a function check and holster fitment, emphasizing precision and proper technique for firearm customization.

This guide details the installation of common upgrades for the Sig Sauer P365, including weapon lights, red dot sights, triggers, grip modules, and barrels. The video emphasizes that while the P365 is popular stock, aftermarket parts can significantly enhance its performance and ergonomics. An experienced instructor guides viewers through the process, highlighting specific product benefits and installation considerations.

This guide details the installation of the Magpul EHG RG9 Enhanced Handgun Grip module onto a Sig Sauer P365 series pistol. It covers the necessary disassembly of the original grip, transfer of internal components including springs and the fire control insert, and reassembly with the new grip module. The process requires specific tools like a 3/32" punch and an armorer's hammer, and emphasizes safety protocols throughout.

This guide details the installation of the Wilson Combat WCP365 X-MACRO Grip Module, an upgrade focused on enhancing ergonomics and accessory compatibility for the Sig Sauer P365 platform. Expert Massad Ayoob and Wilson Combat's Guy Joubert discuss the module's features, including its 1913 Picatinny rail and compatibility with standard P365/XL slides. The guide also touches upon optional enhancements like Grayguns triggers and tungsten grip weights for improved performance and recoil management.

This video showcases the Mischief Machine Commander grip module for the Sig Sauer P365 Macro, highlighting its polymer-to-metal transition and enhanced ergonomics. The presenter demonstrates its compatibility with P365 XL slides, macro magazines, and accessories like the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub. Key features include a long dust cover with a Picatinny rail, interchangeable grip panels with a 'fish hook' or 'shark fin' texture for superior purchase, and an integrated backstrap that avoids discomfort. The video also touches on holster compatibility, specifically mentioning DeSantis holsters designed for the TLR-7 Sub.

This video details a common magazine over-insertion issue with newer Staccato 2011 models, particularly with 20-round magazines. The speaker, Jimmy B Rodriguez, explains how this can lead to damaged ejectors and potential jams. He offers two primary solutions: installing specialized base pads or upgrading to aftermarket aluminum or steel grip modules that replicate the geometry of older 2011 grips, which prevent the problem.

This guide details the installation of an Icarus Precision ACE 365 XL+ EVO grip module and a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC compensator onto a Sig Sauer P365 X-Macro. The process involves replacing the factory grip and installing a ported barrel/compensator system, enhancing recoil mitigation and ergonomics. The video emphasizes the modularity of the P365 platform and the performance benefits of these high-end aftermarket components, as explained by the Tactical Considerations host.