Description
The Wilson Combat P365 XMacro grip module short brings real upgrades to your Sig platform pistol. Starting with the texture, this grip features Wilson Combat's signature starburst pattern on the sides combined with aggressive checkering on the front and backstrap. It's designed to bite into your hand and stay put during rapid shooting without requiring an uncomfortable death grip.
Design Choices That Matter for XMacro Owners
This short module was engineered with input from tactical instructors and competitive shooters to nail the ergonomics. The 1911-style beavertail grip tang is higher than factory, which helps prevent slide bite and makes draw strokes cleaner. The backstrap has a modified shape to help your hand find a natural grip angle, and the undercut front strap lets your trigger finger ride higher on the trigger. The radiused trigger guard means you're not fighting sharp edges while drawing or manipulating the gun. All of this adds up to better control and faster target reacquisition, especially important if you shoot the XMacro platform in defensive contexts.
Built for Customization
If you want to dial in the balance or recoil response to your liking, this grip module has internal slots for rod-style tungsten weights. The weight kit (sold separately) adds heft to counteract muzzle rise, which can be the difference between clean splits on a timer and ragged groups at speed. The short profile keeps your gun compact for carry while the integrated P365 accessory rail runs 6 inches and takes standard compact lights. Everything drops in with factory magazine catch hardware included, and installation is straightforward if you've ever swapped a grip before.
Practical Carry Considerations
The no-safety version streamlines things if you prefer DAO-style triggers without an external safety. The tan finish blends well with most casual gear, and the compact size means this module works with P365-XMacro holsters and most standard P365 and XL holsters that have tension adjustment. Customers consistently mention the texture gives them noticeably better control than stock Sig modules, with improved grip purchase across rapid fire strings and easier handling in less-than-ideal conditions.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Wilson Combat
- Model: 365MS-ST
- UPC: 810129403947
- Fits: SIG Sauer P365 XMacro
- Material: Molded polymer
- Finish: Tan
- Length: 9.4 inches
- Weight: 2.4 ounces
- Manual Safety: None
- Accessory Rail: P365 light rail, 6 inches
- Texture Pattern: Starburst with aggressive front/backstrap checkering
- Tungsten Weight Compatible: Yes, accepts NW734 kit
What’s Included
- Wilson Combat grip module
- Factory SIG Sauer magazine catch
- Factory SIG Sauer magazine release spring
- Factory SIG Sauer magazine release lock
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Wilson Combat XMacro short grip module work with my existing P365 XMacro magazines?
Yes, this module is specifically designed for P365 XMacro magazines only. It will not accept standard 10-round P365 magazines. The module also works with all P365 XMacro slides and compatible firing control units.
Is the starburst texture too aggressive for carry?
The starburst texture is designed to be aggressive enough for solid control during shooting but still manageable for all-day carry. Most feedback indicates it doesn't cause issues under normal clothing, though those with particularly sensitive hands might want to test it in person first.
Can I add a tungsten weight to this grip module?
Yes. This module has internal slots for rod-style tungsten weights using the NW734 kit, which adds about 1.5 ounces. The added weight reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise, which can improve control when shooting rapidly.
How difficult is it to install this grip module on my P365 XMacro?
Installation is straightforward and typically takes under 2 minutes if you're familiar with basic handgun assembly. The factory magazine catch hardware is included, so you don't need any additional parts. If you've never done it, watching a quick tutorial helps, but many people find it simpler than they expected.





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