WILSON GRIP MODULE WCP365 NMS TAN

Description

The Wilson Combat WCP365 grip module is built for shooters who carry a Sig Sauer P365 and want a more purposeful interface with the pistol without replacing the fire control unit or serialized components. The swap is straightforward enough to do at home: the factory Sig Sauer magazine release, spring, and lock are included, so you are not left sourcing hardware separately.

The geometry changes here are the real story. Wilson Combat reshaped the beavertail into a high-cut 1911-style tang, which lets the shooting hand ride higher on the grip and positions the bore axis closer to the web of the hand — that geometry directly reduces muzzle flip on each shot. The front strap has been undercut and the trigger guard radiused to allow the support hand to seat higher and further forward, which keeps both hands working together against recoil rather than fighting it. The result is a more consistent return to target between shots, which matters most in compressed situations where speed and accuracy have to coexist.

Texture is handled through Wilson Combat’s starburst grip pattern applied to the front strap and backstrap. This provides positive purchase without the kind of aggressive stippling that tears up cover garments or becomes uncomfortable during extended carry. The module also incorporates internal slots for rod-style tungsten weights if you want to tune the balance of the pistol, and it includes an accessory rail for light attachment. The Tan finish is a Wilson Combat designation, not a generic color, and the polymer construction keeps the whole assembly at 1.4 oz. This module fits the standard P365 and P365 SAS without manual safety — it is not compatible with the P365XL or P365X.