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Sharps Bros Enhanced Grip Module Gen 3 Sig P365 XMacro Black/Brazilian Cherry

$309.65
Brand
Sharps Bros
Color
Black/Brazilian Cherry
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
850057873719
MPN
SBGM05G3

Overview

The Sharps Bros Enhanced Grip Module Gen 3 is a direct replacement for the Sig Sauer OEM polymer P365 X Macro grip module, offering refined ergonomics and improved handling. Machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum with a Mil-Spec black anodized finish, it features Brazilian cherry grip panels and measures 1.3 inches wide in the grip for a robust feel without sacrificing concealability. Key features include an enhanced trigger-guard geometry with an undercut and finger grooves, a heat-treated 4140 steel lug insert, ambidextrous thumb ledges, an M1913 Picatinny accessory rail, a flared magazine well with provisions for a mag funnel, and aggressive grip panel texturing. The module weighs approximately 5.3 ounces with wood panels and is compatible with P365 XL or X Macro slides in both manual safety and non-safety configurations.

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