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Wilson Combat Grip Module 320-CCST, Fits Sig P320, Compact, No Manual Safety, Tan 320-CCST

$61.16
Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Tan
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
810025503796
MPN
320CCST

Overview

The Wilson Combat 320-CCST Grip Module is a molded polymer upgrade designed for Sig P320 Compact pistols without a manual safety. Featuring a tan finish, this module enhances ergonomics through a high-cut 1911-style beavertail, an undercut front-strap, and a reshaped trigger guard. The grip incorporates Wilson Combat’s signature Starburst grip pattern on the sides with aggressive texturing on the front and backstraps for improved recoil control. Additional features include an enlarged, integrated magwell opening compatible with SIG-SAUER X-series basepads, and frame reference serrations for improved finger positioning. Angled holster cuts are included to assist in snag-free re-holstering. This module is compatible with the Compact slide and 15-round Compact magazines. Note that these are non-serialized grip modules.

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