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Juggernaut JT P365 Handgun Grip Module with Manual Safety Black

$369.00
Brand
Juggernaut Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
646051464806
MPN
P365XL10RDTSAB

Overview

The Juggernaut JT P365 Handgun Grip Module is machined from billet 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum and features a built-in 1913 Picatinny rail. It is designed to enhance ergonomics with an engineered grip texture, an ambidextrous thumb ledge, and a flared magazine well for improved handling and faster magazine changes. The module is compatible with all P365 variants, including the standard P365, CA, SAS, XL, and XMacro. It supports manual safeties, California magazine disconnects, and utilizes the magazine release from your original frame. Included custom base plates enable you to change grip lengths from 365 to 365XL or XMacro simply by swapping magazines, noting that 10-round standard-length magazines are required for proper fit. Finished in black, the package includes the grip module, two 10-round XL base plates, and a Talon IWB Slimline holster from McKinaTec.

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