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SKU: 8900875
This Grayguns grip module is designed to give the standard P365 a more refined, purpose-built feel for carry and range use. Its laser-sculpted Grayscale pattern adds more textured coverage than the factory grip while leaving smoother areas where the pistol can still move against clothing. The result is a grip module intended for shooters who want a more secure hold without turning the frame into an overly aggressive surface. It fits standard P365s and all P365 FCUs except manual safety versions, with no compatibility for the CA P365 FCU.
Laser-sculpted Grayguns
An etched Grayscale pattern
Deeper Texturing
Than the standard grip module,
Expanded Stippled
Grip area adds coverage in
Individually Crafted,
Laser grayscaling that makes each
Fits Standard
All P365 FCUs except manual
| Compatible With All P365 Fcus | Yes, except manual safety versions |
|---|---|
| Compatible With Ca P365 Fcu | No |
| Compatible With Manual Safety Variant | No |
| Coverage | More in front of and behind the original factory grip area |
| Etched Pattern | Grayscale |
| Fits Standard P365s | Yes |
| Individually Crafted | Yes |
| Laser Sculpted | Yes |
| Magazine Disconnect Safety | Yes |
| Pattern Depth Vs Standard Grip Module | 50 percent deeper |
| Smoothness In Areas | Retains enough smoothness in areas to allow the weapon to move against clothing |
| Stippled Grip Area Increase | 40 percent |
| Unique Module Pattern | Yes |
It fits standard P365s and is compatible with all P365 FCUs except manual safety versions. It does not work with the CA P365 FCU due to the magazine disconnect safety.
No. The product notes that it is not compatible with the manual safety variant.
Grayguns says it uses an etched Grayscale pattern that is 50 percent deeper than the standard grip module, while still retaining enough smoothness in some areas to allow the weapon to move against clothing.
Yes. The description says the laser-sculpted process and coverage increase the stippled grip area by 40 percent, adding more area in front of and behind the original factory grip area.
No. The description says these individually crafted modules are laser grayscaled in a process that interacts with natural variations in the polymer, so the final stippling becomes unique to each module.