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I put a WC grip module on my P365 MS within the last month. I've used the WC grip module on a P320 compact for a couple of years and like the feel. The WC P365 grip module has a gentle palm swell that the SIG grip module does not have; it fits my hand perfectly. I have no issue with trigger reach or position, I prefer the stock curved trigger. I also have the Armory Craft WC style magazine base pad that blends well with the WC grip module. All in all, the WC grip module is better for me.

 

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My P365 SAS was a polymer grip module so when I ordered my Wilson Combat I did not get the weights but after shooting I realized for me I needed the weights to help balance it out. The WC does fill up in my hand better than my Sig one did.

As far as the trigger I had OEM curved and upgraded to flat trigger, theres probably no difference other than it felt better.

My 10 round sig magazines look and fit best, my Sig 12 rounds there’s a small gap but works as it should. I don’t really care about looks just need it to save my bacon when I ask it to.

 

I'll second on installing the weights. They were a real improvement for me with my 365XL WC frame. Made follow up shots much more consistent.

 

WC P365X grip module is perfect for range fun
Kinda too fat to carry , I prefer AC grip module for EDC ..

 

WC P365X grip module is perfect for range fun
Kinda too fat to carry , I prefer AC grip module for EDC ..

I would've never thought that a palm swell such as the one you mention would have compromised the ability to carry the pistol.

Keith

 

I have the WC grip on three 320's and 2 365's. I went to them because they feel better in my hand and I put the weight kits in the 365's. I have a standard and an XL model. My 320's are compact and full size. Also have the AXG model which I also like. But, to each his own. It is always about what you like.

 

I put them on all my 320's. For me, I like the fit and I think it's the perfect amount of texture. When first getting one, it almost feels like it would be too aggressive, but I've taken high round count 2 day classes with it......and no abrasion issues at all.

 

I'm the odd man out. I found the texture way too aggressive, but that might be because I have soft, college-boy hands.

 

My grips came the same way. I water-sanded the abrasive front and rear and I left the sides alone.

 

They make good pistols even better with great feel and point-ability.

 

I changed the grips on my P320 to Wilson Combat. To me so much a better fit in my hand and comfortable to shoot 200 or 300 rounds and still no discomfort in hands.

I still believe, one must personally try themselves to know for sure.

 

First, I like all things WC.

I tried the grip module on my XL and liked the slightly larger circumference. The thing that kept me with the OEM module was the subtle sweep of the bottom of the module concealed better. The more pronounced WC grip seemed to print at the bottom of the grip.

 

Does anyone have photos of both the factory grip and the WC that you can post with the grips side by side for comparison, preferably for a P365, looking at sides, from the rear and from the front, maybe even from above looking down.

 

I don't have XL stock on but you can compare them

 

As a bonus if you order from their website you get a side of identity theft.

 

Yeah, I just got a letter from them this week about their data breech. 🤬

 

I’m a fan.

 

I’m a fan.

I like the Wilson Combat grip module for the P356X/XL.
To me, the WC grip module seems a little bit larger than the Sig stock grip modules. Maybe, it's just the different configuration of the grip/handle part of the module.
The WC GM also has a more aggressive grip texture that, after carrying and shooting, I like better than the Sig, stock, grip module.
I did install the weights in the WC GM and maybe that makes a difference but I can't tell.
WC did a good job on their P365X/XL grip modules.
IMHO

 

I had a WC grip on my 365XL and went back to OEM. I loved the grip texture and tungsten weights, but my tiny hands didn't need the additional girth and lower tang height (is that the correct term?). I'll most likely go with a Gray Guns module instead.

 

Only downside for me was the slightly more aggressive grip took awhile to get used to when concealing IWB without an undershirt which I never wear in the summer months. Now that fall is upon us, the undershirts / long Johns tend to come out and it’s no longer an issue. Definitely not an issue on the rare occasion I wear it OWB under a sweater or flannel of some sort.

 

I've kinda read threads and people's thoughts on these recently. People stated that the WC P365 standard grip module is the way to go, if it's a bit too small. I found that I ended up going back (not from a WC module) to the P365X configuration. The P365X/XL grip module just feels like it was made for my hand. Didn't know if the WC would be worth it, but since I only have the standard grip module and two 10 round pinky extension mags for if I have to go to one of those wonderful states, I probably won't end up going this route. They do seem nice, though. XL Grip module for the win, for me.

 

Exact same thoughts. The X/XL grip its my hand like it was made for it. My only complaint about the Sig grip modules are how easy the non-heavily textured surfaces scuff and scratch. Easy to fix and replace if needed, but still annoying.

 

I wish they offered WC in green, instead of black or tan. Beyond that, the WC grip module is REALLY nice. IMO, it is the best looking grip module on the market for the price.

 

John:
Have you thought about painting the grips ❓

 

On my P365XL, I went from...

• OEM Grip
• OEM plus Hogue wrap
• WC
• WC with extended Mag Release
• WC with extended Mag Release and Talon Wrap
• WC with extended Mag Release and Talon Wrap and Armory Craft Pinky extension

That's the sweet spot for my hands.....love it

 

It’s great for the application of shooting. The swells on the side of the crib fill your hands perfectly. But when it comes to concealing inside the waistband, it rubs me all kinds of wrong…

 

For those with a Wilson Combat grip, what are the pros and cons? Does the WC have any affect on something like trigger finger position/placement? Any issues with how the magazines fit? If a gun ever needed to be returned to Sig for work, would the Sig grip have to be installed before returning? Grip texture/control? Anything else?
Thanks.

Cons?? Nope! Improved grip purchase, and I also added the weights. Excellent fit and feel. Am still considering the Mischief Machine Omega also maybe for second gun. No compromise in concealability as some mentioned, and I am small-framed person. Carry IWB w/claw warmer weather, OWB cooler weather.

 

I'm completely satisfied with the WC XL grip for my P365 MS.

 

I bought one for my XL and really like how it feels but did not shoot the gun better with it. But I still like it despite not seeing a difference in how I shoot the gun. It isn't very expensive and if you do not like the way the factory grip feels it is definitely worth a try.

The biggest con is Wilson Combat doesn't accept PayPal, their website was hacked and I had to replace the credit card I used to order it after some fraudulent test charges appeared. I don't expect a company like WC to design and run their own website or be experts at web security but accepting PayPal would be very helpful for those of us hesitant to order online from small companies due to incidents like this.

 

I am still thinking about trying the Wilson Combat grip for my 365.

 

To expand on the WC theme, the grips on this DW Guardian feel much better than the stock wood grips.