Videos tagged with Wilson Combat Grip Module

The video discusses the ongoing search for the perfect concealed carry handgun, with the speaker having used a Sig P365 as their primary for six years. They are planning to upgrade their P365 by adding a Spectrum comp for recoil reduction and an optics-ready slide. The speaker is seeking community input on an optic choice, with Vortex and Holosun being the primary contenders. They also mention a Shadow Systems MR920 as a secondary carry option that is considered too large for frequent use.

This video from Gun Stock Reviews features Yamil Sued conducting a range test of the Wilson Combat Optimized WCP320, an upgraded SIG P320. The review highlights the Wilson Combat grip module, re-machined slide, and performance battle sights, emphasizing its suitability for hard-use and precision tactical shooting. The host poses the question of whether this is the ultimate striker-fired handgun upgrade and encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more expert gun reviews. The description also includes numerous links to sponsors and production services.

This video from Gun Stock Reviews features a hands-on range test of the Wilson Combat WCP320, an upgraded SIG P320. The review highlights the custom grip module, re-machined slide, and performance battle sights, emphasizing its suitability for hard-use and precision tactical shooting. The host, Yamil Sued, assesses its performance and considers if it's the ultimate striker-fired handgun upgrade. The video also includes calls to action for liking, subscribing, and visiting their website and Patreon page, along with sponsor mentions.

This video discusses user feedback on the SIG P365, highlighting its popularity for concealed carry. While generally praised for shootability and concealability, comments touch on trigger feel, the benefits of aftermarket grip modules like Wilson Combat for improved ergonomics, and occasional concerns about striker spring durability. The discussion contrasts the P365's perceived reliability with issues sometimes reported for the P320.

Ted from Line45 identifies the Sig Sauer P365 XL as his best EDC gun for 2023, highlighting its lightweight, accurate, and concealable nature. He details his personal setup, including aftermarket grip modules, triggers, and magazines, while also discussing its technical specifications and advantages over the standard P365, particularly in accuracy and ergonomics.

This video details the Sig P320 Compact as the speaker's favorite everyday carry (EDC) firearm, chosen after years of carrying Glocks. The primary reasons for selection are its modularity, ergonomics, reliability, and accuracy. The speaker highlights the P320's unique design where the serial number is on the fire control group, allowing for easy customization of grip modules, barrels, and slides, even for different calibers. The firearm is praised for its comfortable carry, especially appendix carry, and its superior shooting performance out-of-the-box compared to other popular models.

This video discusses Wilson Combat's collaboration with Sig Sauer on the P365 platform, focusing on their enhanced grip modules and "wilsonized" P365 variants. Austin Proulx and Guy Joubert highlight improvements in ergonomics, trigger performance via Gray Guns components, and new color options for the grip modules. They also detail the features of the WCP365, including action tuning and slide enhancements, and preview upcoming grip modules for the P365 Macro.

This video tests the Franklin Armory CA320, a California-compliant version of the Sig Sauer P320. The CA320 is designed to fire only single-shot due to its grip module, which prevents magazine insertion. The presenter demonstrates its single-shot operation and then shows how, by swapping to a standard grip module (like a Wilson Combat), the firearm can be converted to fire semi-automatically in states where this is legal. The video also announces a giveaway for a Streamlight TLR-1.

Wilson Combat has seen overwhelming demand for their P365 grip modules, selling out their initial doubled production run in less than a week. This indicates a strong market interest in aftermarket grip enhancements for popular concealed carry firearms, mirroring the success of their P320 modules.

This guide from Wilson Combat provides expert-level troubleshooting for P365 and P320 grip module assembly and disassembly. It covers common issues like stuck takedown levers, disconnector friction, and incorrect guide rod orientation, offering detailed steps for safe and correct procedures. The video also touches on P365 modularity and compatibility between different grip and slide configurations.