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Wilson Combat WCP320 Grip Module for Sig P320 Carry II 9mm, 357 Sig, 40 S&W Polymer Black

$61.31
Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
810025503727
MPN
320C2SB

Overview

The Wilson Combat WCP320 Grip Module is a black molded polymer frame upgrade for the Sig Sauer P320 Carry II platform (excluding manual safety models). It features the exclusive Starburst grip pattern on the sides with aggressive texturing on the front and backstraps for improved recoil control. The module includes an upgraded 1911-style high-cut beavertail, an undercut front-strap, and a radiused trigger guard to allow for a higher grip. Additional enhancements include an enlarged, integrated magwell opening compatible with SIG-SAUER X-series basepads and angled holster cuts on the light rail for a snag-free draw. This is a non-serialized part and is compatible with factory magazine releases and standard holsters.

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