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Tyrant CNC has been on our radar for a while now, producing deftly machined AR parts that have popped up on a few UN12 feature builds. The company produces a wide range of parts to dress up ARs and popular pistol platforms like Glock, Smith & Wesson M&P and SIG Sauer.
Recently they’ve expanded to include grip modules for SIG, specifically this grip module for P365 XMacro, which imparts custom full-size functionality on the P365 platform while retaining a compact profile to offer users the best of both worlds.
Tyrant CNC’s module is formed from premium carbon-and-glass-filled polymer composite and is engineered as an improvement over the factory frame with enhanced ergonomics, an extended beavertail, a high grip undercut, and customized, variable-depth texturing.

Tyrant CNC’s P365 grip module is designed to not only retain the XMacro’s inherent advantages—expanded magazine capacity and accessory compatibility among them—but also build on them with a few meaningful upgrades.
Tyrant enhancements include a full-length 3.7-inch rail modeled to full 1913 specifications to enable users to mount full-size lights or lasers without any compromises. The enhanced beavertail enables a modified grip for better recoil control.
The trigger well is also improved for reduced reach, with a high grip undercut behind the trigger guard. Aggressive grip texture is designed for both grip comfort and control over the firearm.
As mention, the carbon + glass-filled polymer is formulated to be stronger than traditional polymer and lighter than aluminum. The proprietary blend offers high rigidity, heat resistance, and impact durability so it’s ideal for hard use.
Finally, the module includes a flared magwell designed for rapid, easy reloads and it accepts SIG 17-round flush-fit magazines. Four colors are available: black, gray, FDE and ODG.
Tyrant CNC’s XMacro grip module for P365 is designed as a ready-to-go “drop in” upgrade that works readily with the SIG FCU and P365 XMacro slides. It ships with interchangeable medium and large backstrap inserts and hardware, as well as Tyrant CNC’s extended mag release button pre-installed.
Tyrant CNC
P365 XMacro Grip Module—Full Size
MSRP: $79.95
URL: tyrantcnc.com
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