Added a Green Lima365. LOVE IT!
White crayon to gun & mags.

 

I’m loving what you did there. Bad ***!!!

 

Generally I avoid doing any mods to my guns, especially carry guns unless it's to make them easier to carry. For example I ground off the finger rests on the mags for my Taurus PT-111 to make it as compact as possible. Since the P365 already has mags with a flat baseplate I don't need to do that. It also comes with decent sights and trigger so that's covered as well. It's one of the few carry guns I've seen that has come close to being perfect just as it is right out of the box.

 

How difficult is the operation of the button for the Lima365? I have heard that it takes a strong grip to get the button to activate?

 

Very nice & easy once you get use to it. Practice, practice, practice.

 

Added the rubber grip.

 

Dude thanks so much for posting this. I'm fixing to order one right now!!:thumbsu:

 

I stippled the frame, filed down the controls and added a DP FO front sight. Then stopped shooting it and eventually I'll sell it

 

Talon grips and AmeriGlo sights.

 

On second thought, I might swap out the front sight for one with an orange or yellow tritium insert. The green on green is actually starting to bug me a little. <_<

 

Hogue Grip

I put on a Hogue Handall Beavertail Grip Sleeve and I really like it. I figured for $9 if I hated it I could remove it. I have not changed anything else on my P365. It has performed flawlessly and I carry it as my EDC. The only thing that looks interesting to me is the Grayguns P365 straight trigger but as they are sold out it's not an option at this moment. Hopefully we will see some reviews from Sig P365 owners that purchased one. :salute2:

 

I like the sights

I added the Hogue grip also, it helped because my hands are bugger.

I recently took a Low Light Defensive Pistol course at my local indoor range. One hour of class on how to shoot with and without lights and three hours of shooting drills with lights out, I mean dark! The sights stood out so well on my P365 I would never go through the bother of changing them. The four others in the class were impressed by them as well. Just my opinion.

 

Added a Pachmayor rubber grip designed for another sig pistol. Took a pair of scissors to the rubber and trimmed it up to add a little bulk to the grip. I carry my P-365 in a Desantis IWB holster. Works for me!!

 

It's hard to improve on perfection. Maybe paint it fluorescent yellow so no one will want to steal it! Lol

Pick your flavor! :lol:

 

Good idea, not so much on the stealing part but, I had a friend and we had identical Remington's 870s, and for many years I had his and he had mine, when did the switch occur, we don't know LOL

 

I added the GGI flat trigger. I am debating on using the GGI grip but the jury is still out on that one.

 

How do you like it? Is it worth $90.00?

 

I have my slide out for milling, having it cut for a RMS-c. Armorycraft trigger on order, custom stippled grip module, and a gee-plate for my flush fit 10rd mag. Definitely not a stock p365. Can't wait to get my slide back :-0

 

Who is doing the milling? Will it have locating lugs?

I'm just about to send mine to Galloway Precision.

 

Just talon grips!

 

Got some Talon grips to put on and an orange Night Fusion front sight. My factory front one is dead. Don't really want to send to Sig to get it replaced. The X-Ray ones are a lot dimmer than on my 938 which is 2 years old. I think Sig took a step back when they added these.

 

Me too, to that last!
And mine is just 3 days old!
Little disappointing after all the ballyhoo!

And now, I think I am going to have to move the front to the left and the rear to the right, to get it shooting right!

Will have to wait for a bit better weather to shoot enough to get the problem completely ironed out!

 

Already mentioned here but I'm another one that only have done the Talon Grips.

 

I did the Talon grips as well as replaced the firing pin with a better then stock item. No issues, fun to shoot and I am glad I got one.

 

Awesome. Thanks for the pic

 

No mods for me. That is actually one thing I enjoy about my P365 and all my P320s. They are good to go right out of the box.

 

GGI trigger and grip, Lima, Truglo TFX sights

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Actual Geeplate Webpage:

https://www.geeplate.com/shop/geeplate-for-sig-p365/

Tactical Development:

https://www.shapeways.com/shops/sixaxis

 

I also swapped out the stock grip module for one of these....

https://grayguns.com/product/laser-sculpted-grip-modules/

It really helps control the gun when your hand gets sweaty on a hot range day in Florida. And also looks cool

 

Makes me want of those modules! Nice.

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I really like the way 313 Tactical does the GGI sculpted with the cerakote. Just a little pricey.

 

I originally chose the greyguns Lazer stippled grip module but really didn't like it. It looks good in pictures, but in hand it looked a bit lack-luster and almost burnt around the mag release. Not to mention it really didn't provide much added traction over the stock stippling. I ended up selling my GG module and the fellah who bought it sold it a few days after he received it. I guess to each is own. I ended up choosing lakesidegripworks.com. They hand stipple all their modules and coating options are essentially endless. I chose to keep mine black and went with the "starburst" pattern and had my 12round mag done to match it. Gives way more traction than the GG module and pictures do not do it justice it feels great.

Someone else's

Again, if you mess with lighting and angles the GG module can look pretty sharp but for me it was a bit dissapointing

 

LINK: https://lakesidegripworks.com/

I looked up the Gee plate. Boy oh boy I'd like to sell $.04 worth of plastic for $15.00.

I agree..the Geeplate, the P320 fillers for the Romeo 1's the Mag Baseplates they are all made via 3D Laser Printers..
You could always go out and buy a 3D Laser Printer.

 

It's not a 3D "Laser" anything; it's a 3D Printer.

Every single cheap plastic (or "composite" product on the market carries with it a significant (sometimes on the order of a thousand percent) markup from production to retail costs.

You are NOT paying for raw goods. You pay for the concept, design, and production, plus some pocket money for the person who sells the things.

It's called capitalism. A wonderful system!