Sharps Bros Releases Gen3 Grip Module for SIG P365 XMacro
Sharps Bros dropped a new Gen3 grip module designed specifically for the SIG P365 XMacro platform. The aftermarket component increases magazine capacity and improves ergonomics for daily carriers. This module addresses a gap SIG left with the XMacro's original grip design.
The Gen3 module accepts standard P365 XMacro magazines while enhancing control. Sharps Bros engineered the grip with aggressive texturing and a higher beavertail. The module installs without gunsmithing—simply remove the factory grip and swap in the new one.
Pricing sits at $89.99 per module. The product launches with black finish as standard, with custom cerakote options available through Sharps Bros' website. Lead time currently runs 2-3 weeks for standard orders.
Why It Matters for Gun Owners
SIG's P365 XMacro became the go-to subcompact for serious concealed carriers after its 2023 release. The 3.7-inch barrel and standard 12-round capacity checked boxes the original P365 couldn't. But the grip felt small to shooters with larger hands—a common complaint across forums and ranges.
The Sharps Bros module solves this immediately. Better grip purchase means faster target reacquisition. The aggressive texturing doesn't wear through holsters or clothing. For appendix carry, the higher beavertail prevents slide bite during presentation.
Magazine capacity remains the same, but hand control improves measurably. Shooters report tighter groups at 7 and 15 yards compared to factory grips. For duty carry or regular range work, these gains compound.
Cost matters. At $89.99, the upgrade beats selling the pistol and buying a different platform. Existing XMacro owners get a performance boost without replacing their primary defensive tool. The module takes 30 seconds to install.
Background
SIG Sauer released the original P365 in 2018. Early reviewers praised its capacity-to-size ratio—12 rounds in a gun smaller than competing single-stacks. But the grip proved problematic for shooters above 6 feet tall or with XL hands.
SIG listened. The P365 SAS, P365-380, and P365 XL followed. Each addressed specific complaints. The XMacro represented the pinnacle: longer slide, better sights, and proper grip real estate. Yet SIG's factory grip still fell short for a segment of users.
Sharps Bros built its reputation on P365 customization. The company released grip modules for the original P365, P365 XL, and P365 SAS. The Gen3 XMacro module extends that track record. It uses the same proven design philosophy: maximize control without sacrificing concealability.
Competition exists. Strike Industries and other manufacturers offer grip modules. Sharps Bros differentiates through texture aggressiveness and beavertail height. Users report the Gen3 module fits tighter holsters than competitors' designs.
DownRange Bottom Line
If you carry a P365 XMacro and struggle with grip comfort, this solves it. Sharps Bros delivers a tested, affordable upgrade. The installation requires zero tools. Performance improvements show up immediately on the range.
For appendix carriers, the beavertail alone justifies the purchase. For shooters with larger hands, the increased real estate improves confidence during presentations. At $89.99, you're spending less than a range session to fix a real ergonomic gap.
The module works with existing holsters if you carry appendix. AIWB users should verify fit before purchasing. Standard OWB holsters may require adjustment.
Order now. Lead times are manageable, but demand runs high for proven P365 upgrades.
