Fuck that... It's his money for our entertainment!Originally Posted by feudist
And to his credit, the results are usually kind of impressive.
Fuck that... It's his money for our entertainment!
And to his credit, the results are usually kind of impressive.
This thread is fun
Last day of vacation.
Going to start with a WC module for the beavertail and the straighter profile plus the Tungsten.
Hacksaw to prevent melting.
Going to presume that the Sig polymer is the same on both grips and melting properties will be similar which will help workability.
In thinking about it, I really just want longer front to rear dimension with additional length. The sides don’t matter as much to me.
So what if I left the sides alone and that would give me the option to still use regular 15 cap mags with a side cutout for stripping…
Got called into work so the project will have to wait.
The area where the thumb and first finger of the strong hand will need building up if I keep going this route.
I might see what I can do to insert the whole P365 FCU into the P320 grip module when it comes.
If I’m melting and reworking polymer anyway, I might as well melt and press a pocket for the FCU…
Would be the easy button if it works.
Will a 320 mag work with a P365 FCU?
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Theoretically yes.
There’s a company that makes a grip for P320 FCU that takes P365 mags…
https://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/wit...-in-your-p320/
P320 grip came in.
These are the thoughts I had of what I use
The main issue is the mag release button. If I could use the P320 release it would solve some issues in the hybridization.
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