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Strike Industries SEGMP365BK Enhanced Grip Module Black Fits Sig P365 Fits Pistol,Grips

$46.85
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
793811767049
MPN
SISEGMP365BK

Overview

The Strike Industries Enhanced Grip Module is designed to fit SIG Sauer P365 fire control units, including manual safety variants. Constructed with an increased palm swell, a middle finger undercut, and texturing across all sides, the polymer frame improves ergonomics and recoil control. It incorporates a "Dynamic Control" gas pedal area with staggered steps on both sides of the grip for the thumb and fingers, a Picatinny accessory rail for weapon lights or lasers, and a built-in flared magwell that facilitates rapid reloads while minimizing printing for IWB carry. Finished in black, the module includes a Strike mag release button.

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