Description
Wilson Combat took a fresh approach to the P320 grip frame to maximize its practical shooting potential. Their reengineered module combines a short 3-notch dust cover with the full-size grip profile, creating the Carry II size. This unique configuration gives you a compact package on the outside with the magazine capacity you want on the inside.
How This Grip Module Improves Your P320
The molded polymer construction delivers noticeable improvements in shape, texture, and ergonomics. The upgraded beavertail with a high-cut 1911-style design helps smooth your draw and reduces slide bite. An undercut front strap promotes a higher grip for better leverage, while the radiused trigger guard keeps your support hand comfortable during extended shooting. Wilson Combat's exclusive Starburst grip pattern on the sides combines with aggressive texturing on the front and backstrap to give you secure purchase without unnecessary grip fatigue.
Magazine Compatibility and Practical Benefits
This module accepts full-size 17-round magazines flush-fit, making it ideal for shooters who want maximum capacity without using a spacer or having magazine extension hanging below the grip. The integrated magwell opening is enlarged for faster reloads and works with the latest generation SIG-SAUER X-series factory basepads. The accessory rail runs along the dust cover, giving you options for optics or tactical lights on compact-length slides. It fits 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG—not .45 ACP.
What Makes the Carry II Different
Unlike standard Carry grips, the Carry II brings a completely new size option for the P320 platform. It's the sweet spot for large-handed shooters who found the Compact grip too short for full control but wanted something easier to conceal than a full-size module. Installation is straightforward with basic hand tools—just lift the fire control unit out of your existing grip and swap it into the Wilson module. The module ships with OEM SIG-SAUER magazine release springs and hardware, so you're ready to go.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Wilson Combat
- Manufacturer Part Number: 320-C2SB
- UPC/EAN: 810025503727
- Compatible Platform: SIG Sauer P320
- Grip Module Size: Carry II
- Manual Safety Configuration: No Manual Safety
- Color: Black
- Material: Molded Polymer
- Compatible Calibers: 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG
- Magazine Capacity: Accepts 17-round flush-fit magazines
- Dust Cover: Short 3-notch X-Compact/Subcompact length
- Accessory Rail: Yes – 3-slot
- Weight: 3.2 oz
- Texture Pattern: Starburst sides with aggressive front and backstrap texturing
What’s Included
- Wilson Combat WCP320 Carry II Grip Module (Black)
- Factory SIG-SAUER magazine release spring
- Factory SIG-SAUER magazine release lock
Frequently Asked Questions
Will 17-round magazines fit flush in the Wilson Combat Carry II grip module?
Yes, the Carry II is specifically designed to accept 17-round P320 magazines flush. This module pairs a short X-Compact/Subcompact-length dust cover with a full-size grip profile, giving you maximum capacity without any magazine extension protruding from the bottom.
Can I use the Carry II grip module with any P320 slide length?
The Carry II works best with X-Compact and Subcompact-length slides (3.6-inch barrels) since it was designed around that platform. Compact or Carry slides will extend slightly past the accessory rail. Full-size slides will extend significantly, which isn't recommended for optimal proportions and handling.
What comes included with the grip module?
The module ships with the factory SIG-SAUER magazine release spring and lock. You don't get magazines or additional accessories—just the grip itself. Installation requires moving your fire control unit and slide assembly from your existing grip into the Wilson Combat module.
Is professional installation required for this grip module?
While Wilson Combat recommends professional gunsmith installation, the swap is straightforward enough for users comfortable with basic P320 disassembly. You need to remove your takedown lever, lift out the fire control unit, and transfer it to the new module. A bench and maybe 10 minutes of time is all that's needed.







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