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Conversion of 365 to 365xl grip module

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Siggrl

Discussion Starter · May 27, 2022

Will my 365 10 and 12 round magazines fit in a 365 xl grip module?

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Diablo6552

· #2 · May 27, 2022

The 12 will without the extended baseplate but the 10 will not.

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yeeha

· #3 · May 27, 2022

Siggrl363 said:
Will my 365 10 and 12 round magazines fit in a 365 xl grip module?

10-XL Conversion Basepad for SIG P365XL

This basepad replacement will allow SIG P365 10 round mags to fit in the P365 XL Grip Frame. NOT FOR 10 ROUND LIMITED MAGS that came with the P365XL (look for the dimple on the side of the mag). Those are physically longer and are compatible with any of our 12 rnd basepads designed for the XL...

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Diablo6552

· #4 · May 27, 2022

yeeha said:
10-XL Conversion Basepad for SIG P365XL

This basepad replacement will allow SIG P365 10 round mags to fit in the P365 XL Grip Frame. NOT FOR 10 ROUND LIMITED MAGS that came with the P365XL (look for the dimple on the side of the mag). Those are physically longer and are compatible with any of our 12 rnd basepads designed for the XL...

tactical.dev

Interesting.. Didn't know that existed.

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yeeha

· #5 · May 28, 2022

Diablo6552 said:
Interesting.. Didn't know that existed.

I'm using 4 of the bases for 10-round mags converted for the X frame. No problems at all... Very nice. Fits and functions like it's oem...

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gwes351

· #6 · May 30, 2022

I have lots of the TD base plates versions for 356 and XL mags - and I am a big fan of them. I do need to point out that they are great for carry, but have limitations in a hard training environment. They do not survive long being dropped free onto a hard surface floor as you'd do in a "run-n-gun" class or competition (broke 2 quickly to find out). To TDs credit, they do caution that their base plates are not recommended for this type of use (I knew this and tried them out anyway to see - and found out). Just my experience

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yeeha

· #7 · May 30, 2022

gwes351 said:
I have lots of the TD base plates versions for 356 and XL mags - and I am a big fan of them. I do need to point out that they are great for carry, but have limitations in a hard training environment. They do not survive long being dropped free onto a hard surface floor as you'd do in a "run-n-gun" class or competition (broke 2 quickly to find out). To TDs credit, they do caution that their base plates are not recommended for this type of use (I knew this and tried them out anyway to see - and found out). Just my experience

From their website/page...
"While this basepad is tested to survive the occasional drop, repeated tactical, or emergency reloads on hard surfaces, are beyond a polymer basepad’s design parameters. If your use case requires that, please see our metal basepad products."
I wouldn't mind finding a metal basepad... Only metal basepad I've seen on their site is this:
AXL-15 Aluminum XL15 Round base pads for Sig P365X/XL

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Sig007

· #8 · May 30, 2022 (Edited)

gwes351 said:
I have lots of the TD base plates versions for 356 and XL mags - and I am a big fan of them. I do need to point out that they are great for carry, but have limitations in a hard training environment. They do not survive long being dropped free onto a hard surface floor as you'd do in a "run-n-gun" class or competition (broke 2 quickly to find out). To TDs credit, they do caution that their base plates are not recommended for this type of use (I knew this and tried them out anyway to see - and found out). Just my experience

These conversions are for normal use .. I have 2 with no problems at all ..

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gwes351

· #9 · May 30, 2022

To clarify my earlier comments, I curretnly have TD base plats on most 365/XL mags that I actually carry (but I do not use these in classes). As I said, I like them a lot for their intended purpose.

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HanSoulo

· #10 · May 30, 2022

yeeha said:
From their website/page...
"While this basepad is tested to survive the occasional drop, repeated tactical, or emergency reloads on hard surfaces, are beyond a polymer basepad’s design parameters. If your use case requires that, please see our metal basepad products."
I wouldn't mind finding a metal basepad... Only metal basepad I've seen on their site is this:
AXL-15 Aluminum XL15 Round base pads for Sig P365X/XL

Weighted XL Flat Basepad for SIG P365 XL

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gwes351

· #11 · May 30, 2022

For heavy use, I go to aluminum base plates, or use the SIG factory which have held up pretty well so far. While quite pricey, I found these to be great or classes where you drop mags on the run etc (on to a hard floor). I have several on my "hard" training / class mags.

Magazine Bases - P365 - Fdez Werx

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