Sig Sauer P365 "XL"or P365 "X" Pinky Extension for 12 Round Magazines
NOT for Wilson Combat P365X/XL grip modules. If you need a pinky extension for a Wilson Combat P365X/XL grip, you can ORDER IT HERE.
Sig Sauer P365 XL/X Pinky Extension for 12 Round Magazines AND "ORIGINAL" 'XL/X' magazines restricted to 10 rounds in restricted states.
IMPORTANT notice for owners of 10rd restricted magazines:
- there are TWO versions of these restricted magazines (please see picture #2 in the above image gallery). The older version has a regular/longer lenght metal tube and is 'dimpled' on the side. The newer version has a shorter metal tube and has a large plastic plug at the bootom. If you have the older 'dimpled' version / longer metal tube, you can use this base pad being sold on this page. If you have the version with the shorter metal tube, you will need to purchase this version with an adapter.
- NOT for regular (non-XL) P365 10rd or 15rd magazines.
- Will work with Wilson Combat 365X/XL grips but will not have an 'ideal fit'. However, we also offer pinky extensions for Wilson Combat XL grip modules HERE.
If you need a pinky extension for the 10rd P365 magazine (2nd to last picture in the above image gallery) please CLICK HERE.
Variants:
- BLACK
- Barret Brown FDE
- Red
- Blue
Having difficulty with the P365XL/X when grip when using the 12-round magazine? This magazine extension will add a useful pinky finger extension for a more secure and comfortable grip. Additional benefits in control of recoil and muzzle flip, as well as improved stability resulting in more accurate and consistent shot placement.
Made in the USA from high-strength and impact-resistant nylon polymer. Precision distortion-free additive manufacturing method assures perfect fit and alignment. This material's specific combination of mechanical strength and flex coefficient offer excellent breakage resistance in hard use. While this material is very strong and will withstand an occasional drop, these base pads are not meant to be used for competition or practicing with repetitive drops.
