Videos tagged with P365 Modification

This guide details the installation of the Tyrant CNC P365 Snub-Nose Grip module onto a Sig Sauer P365. The process involves safely disassembling the firearm, transferring the Fire Control Unit (FCU) to the new aluminum grip, and reassembling the pistol. The video highlights the enhanced texture and ergonomic design of the Tyrant CNC grip, along with the potential to mount optics like the Holosun HS407K/507K. The presenter demonstrates high technical knowledge of the P365 platform, including safe firearm handling and proficient disassembly/reassembly.

This guide details the installation of the Radian Ramjet and Afterburner combo for the Sig P365 series, a modification designed to significantly reduce recoil and muzzle flip. The process involves replacing the factory barrel with the Ramjet and attaching the Afterburner compensator using a unique taper lock system. The video emphasizes the ease of installation and the dramatic improvement in shootability, allowing for faster follow-up shots and making the sub-compact pistol handle like a larger firearm. The host, with extensive experience as a State Trooper, highly recommends this upgrade for its performance and reliability.

This video details the process of building a highly customized Sig Sauer P365 using approximately 90% aftermarket parts from Shalotek and Tyrant CNC. The build emphasizes modularity, with interchangeable frame components like trigger guards and grips, and features like a ported slide for recoil reduction. The presenter highlights the importance of the Sig FCU as the serialized part and discusses the aesthetic and functional benefits of various aftermarket components.