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Question about grip modules

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ce1vunroe

Discussion Starter · May 28, 2022

I have a P320 compact currently. I am wanting to put an X series grip module on it. My question is will I have to change my magazine base pads? Thank you in advance.

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Pete K

· #2 · May 28, 2022

ce1vunroe said:
I have a P320 compact currently. I am wanting to put an X series grip module on it. My question is will I have to change my magazine base pads? Thank you in advance.

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You will need the 2nd Gen base pads on the X series. Or, you can mod the Gen 1 mags to work.

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ce1vunroe

Discussion Starter · #3 · May 28, 2022

Pete K said:
You will need the 2nd Gen base pads on the X series. Or, you can mod the Gen 1 mags to work.

So are the Gen 2 bases, the ones with square hole?

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Pete K

· #4 · May 28, 2022

ce1vunroe said:
So are the Gen 2 bases, the ones with square hole?

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Yup.

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SMISSCCJ

· #5 · May 28, 2022

I have a 320 compact and put the x compact grip module on mine. My magazine base pads are oval shaped with the SIG logo on them.

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Sig Bulldawg

· #6 · May 28, 2022

Dude just use a dremel tool. It takes about one minute to fix them. I purposely buy the old ones for cheap like the P250 and fix them right up.

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Taskotzke59

· #7 · May 28, 2022

^^^^ this ^^^^

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OKNewshawk

· #8 · 12 mo ago

Sig Bulldawg said:
Dude just use a dremel tool. It takes about one minute to fix them. I purposely buy the old ones for cheap like the P250 and fix them right up.

I don't have a Dremel tool but I have a Zona saw. You have to be careful with it and it'll tale more than a minute to fix but it worked perfectly. Also, there was virtually no mess left over.

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SouthernInsanity

· #9 · 12 mo ago

I trimmed off those tabs with some tile snips, hit them with a sanding block.... done.

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SMISSCCJ

· #10 · 12 mo ago

Turned out ok?

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terrydoc

· #11 · 12 mo ago

I just used a pocket knife to trim mine, its a relatively "soft" plastic

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