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@@Osprey1994 Thanks for the comment. The Wilson Combat Short grip also has a shorter rail, so some accessories may not fit accordingly. I mainly switched to this grip because of this. The Tactical Development Pro Ledge is a good example of this. I ordered the part not realizing the rail on the Wilson was too short, so I couldn’t use it. As for the texture, it’s not very aggressive, but not as smooth as that Wilson. I like both, but already have the full rail Wilson on my other build.

@@AS-vk4kf It’ll fit any P365 or P365 XL holster, also listed on their site.

@ thanks, and ordered lol

@@copper178 Never owned a 380 myself, but I will say the new Bodyguard looks 🔥.

@@yoshdeez4644 Only this model is available for now.

@@stephenwilder2320 Yes, but only for a limited time.

Glad to hear, that’s was my only real gripe with the module as a whole.

It is a very comfortable grip. I really like the thinner grips on these micro 9’s. On the contrary, the Wilson Combat has that palm swell on it that brings it to another level. Good thing about the Icarus polymer is you can always remove the gas pedal that is interfering with your grip.

I sent my OEM slide to Southwest Precision Arms and had it milled then cerakoted.

Thanks for the comment. I forgot how old this video is.

Like the “AIR” name suggests, it feels very light. It feels good in the hand, but the Wilson feels heftier and fills my hand well with the palm swells. I prefer the Wilson in feel, but prefer the Icarus with the ergonomics. The Icarus isn’t built cheap, but it feels light and thin in the hand. Compared to what it costs to customize a standard P365 grip module, $130 for a new design isn’t a bad price to try for yourself.

I got the Icarus Precision airpolymer (xmacro), and after about 500 rounds, I can't really say I am a fan. The biggest thing I disliked is the beavertail. I have had multiple people try drawing with it vs the standard grip. Most have commented on the fact that the regular OEM grip is easier to draw. For some reason, the air polymers beavertail likes to get in the way. The other thing I dislike it the abrupt angles on the magwell. It makes concealing a little more of a pain, plus holster availability is mehh. I'll note that the OEM polymer is stiffer than the Airpolymer.

Thanks for the comment. That’s the best part about this platform. You can change everything to your liking. I am a big fan of the thinner grips, but also like the feel of the Wilson. I will be building an Sig “43X” relatively soon with the Wilson Combat. Now that you mention it, the beaver tail is noticeably angled lower than the Wilson. I can see where than can be a problem for some.

I have high praise for the Commander as well. I recently decided to let it go for something else. What I noticed when shooting is that the beveled end on the beaver tail was digging into the webbing of my hand and was uncomfortable to shoot. The G10 panels were also aggressive on my skin when carrying, which I could have alleviated with new panels, but had to shell out around $60-$80 for. Lastly, I just felt I had to ditch the extra weight as it was my ccw. It is a fine module indeed, but not for me unfortunately. Thank you for the comment.

@@MorbisDraconis That's kinda the same conclusion with mine. I had carried a MM Commander for my XMacro and loved it. Felt and carry well. The weight was noticeable for sure, but I lived with it for a good year or so. Changed the panels to the rosewood ones and felt and looked great. Bit aggressive but felt fine. I did notice the slide had a bit more resistance and the trigger definitely had a little more creep on it. Still have it, but I may let it go too since I switch back to the OEM frame and it just felt perfect and shot pretty confidently with it especially rapid shooting drills from concealed.

@@stevenbui8043 I think that these aluminum grip modules are a little overrated sometimes with the appeal being the material used. The Wilson Combat grip module feels great in the hand and is a fraction of the price. I was so focused on the MM at the time, and when I finally got it I just wanted to move onto something else. Everyone’s preference is going to be different on what they’re trying to accomplish with their build. The Shalotek Flex has also caught my eye, but I know that it isn’t necessary for me.

@@MorbisDraconis haha def feel that

@@MorbisDraconis i'm coming to the same realization myself. the 365 for example is a great ccw that's slim. adding one of these metal grip modules like MM and icarus, although beautiful, just go against the purpose of these guns.

That’s ok, I’m waiting on my new release to arrive and took the old one out of the Icarus. I shelved the Wilson for the time being and removed that one as well. Still debating on keeping that module around.

@@MorbisDraconis Some new mag release buttons don't include the tiny spring so removing the old button before the new one arrives you risk possibly losing that spring. I hope you ordered an extended mag release button? 👍🏽😁

@@davidhudson2527 Thank you for the comment. I’m well aware of about the exclusion these companies partake in of not sending a complete set. I have my OEM parts ready when the new extension arrives.

I was wondering how the fitment is with an extended mag release?

@@oddballgunman5288 I believe most of the extended mag releases will work just fine with either module. I have the Tyrant Designs mag release on the Icarus currently with no issues. The Align Tactical, which is offset, may be present an issue, but I have not personally tested it. I had that mag release on the Mischief Machine Commander which was the perfect combination.

Thank you for your comment. I do really like the feel of both, especially the palm swell of the Wilson Combat. I am located in NJ. This is my first Sig I’ve owned so I went with the build your own route.

It’s a 43x frame with a 19 length slide. The silhouette matches that of a 19, but the thinness of a 43.

Definitely agree with you. A lot has come out in the past 7 years since this video was made.

I definitely don’t think that’s the issue. I shot it twice before noticing and only put 50 rounds through both times. I clean my guns after every shoot. The gun was brand new with only 100 rounds through it. It’s only a minor issue in the long run and will only happen with that particular speed loader. I’ve had the gun for 10 years now and still runs great.

You have to remove the comp or thread protector before inserting the barrel into the slide. Then you can attach what you want back on the barrel. I have not had any malfunctions with this setup.

Stock Glocks in general are reliable handguns that never require modification. It’s going to come down the preference. Sometimes changing out factory parts can lead to reliability issues. Really depends on your preference for ergonomics like an extended mag release or extended slide stop. You can never go wrong with a good set of sights. The oem barrel I would never change out unless I’ve put more than the life expectancy of rounds through it. If you want to just change out the barrel you’d be fine with everything else stock if that’s your preference.

You’ll definitely notice a difference when shooting it with the comp 👍.

They are the XS Big Dot sights. I bought mine off of Amazon.

Nope, guns runs flawless with the factory spring.

Brad Layton It’s been a long time since I made this video and I can’t recall what I used. I remember the plastic being pretty thin so you could probably trim it off with a simple box cutter.

Around $500 for the changes I made. Some may say that putting more money into your gun like that is a waste, but for me, I want my off duty carry to be perfection.

@@MorbisDraconisI hate when people say that mind your business this is bad ass

Ooooo thats interesting, im gonna try that

kevin paragas This setup is already a very tight fit, so I don’t think the plus 2 would be compatible.