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SKU: 430103367
This extended magazine release is designed for the Sig Sauer P365 and focuses on improving how the pistol interfaces with the hand during reloads and recoil management. Its offset, enhanced engagement surface places the control closer to the thumb while allowing the middle finger to rest more naturally along the frame, which can help reduce shifting in hand when ejecting magazines. The design also supports a higher grip with an unobstructed undercut, making it well suited to shooters who want a more ergonomic setup for range use, training, or defensive carry. It is a purpose-built control upgrade for right-hand use, with a clear emphasis on handling rather than cosmetic change.
Offset Extended
Design provides a larger engagement
Ergonomically Shaped
To help minimize pistol shifting
Supports Higher
An unobstructed undercut for natural
Intended Improve
Recoil control by allowing the
Sig Sauer
P365 right-hand setup
| Compatible Firearm | Sig Sauer P365 |
|---|---|
| Engagement Surface | Enhanced and extended |
| Grip Position | Higher grip |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Magazine Ejection | Minimizing/eliminating pistol shifting in-hand when reaching to eject magazines |
| Magazine Release Type | Offset Extended Magazine Release |
| Muzzle Flip | Reduced |
| Recoil Control | Increased recoil control |
| Undercut | Unobstructed undercut |
It is made for the Sig Sauer P365 and is listed as a right-hand version.
The product is designed to let the operator rest the middle finger across the lower half of the factory magazine release area, with an enhanced and extended engagement surface placed closer to the thumb.
No. The provided data does not include installation steps, included parts, or tools.
The description says it is intended to help minimize or eliminate pistol shifting in-hand when reaching to eject magazines and to support a higher grip for recoil control.
No. The source data does not list material, dimensions, or weight.