Hogue HandAll Beavertail Rubber Grip Sleeve for SIG SAUER P365

It takes quite a bit of force to install this. I just ended up using muscle power and nothing else, but the instructions recommend using Windex or some other lubricant to install. I stretched it out to get it initially on the frame, then grabbed it on one end and PULLED, then alternated to the other side and PULLED again, after about 5 minutes of alternating each side, I managed to get it in the correct position. Once you get it installed it is a wonderful grip. Matches my P365 perfectly and makes the correct grip very natural and comfortable. Its made out of a VERY TOUGH rubber material with a great texture. The "Beavertail" on the back cushions the recoil of the firearm (which can be a bit jarring on the P365, since its so small). It is surprisingly affordable for such a high-quality grip, a very good value.

Made my Sig 365 feel totally different. Makes my large hands feel so much better with the Grip Sleeve. Aside from the additional no slip feature the grip allows me to make a much firmer grip on the pistol. The fit is perfect. It takes a bit of "umph" to put it on, but with a blow dryer to heat it up it goes on easier. Highly recommended.

Phenomenal grip for frames that are a bit small for your hand. They also decrease the time to drawthe pistol in a proper firing grip and reduce felt recoil and muzzle flip. I just installed a pair on a 3rd Sig 365 pistol and each took less than 5 minutes. Here's what I suggest: 1) Unload the weapon and remove the slide (It's just easier to manipulate the frame without moving parts) 2) Cut and fold the plastic "shoehorns" per instructions and set aside. 3) Stretch the grip in all directions per instructions. Stretch around the inside of the grip a couple of revolutions (different directions of stretch) using incrementally increasing force as you go. You do need to put some forearm into it, but no need to be a Gorilla...I tore the first one I ever tried. 4) Drop the grip into boiling water for a good 2-3 minutes. Remove and pay dry with paper towel. From here on you want to move rapidly while the grip is still warm; not hurried, just purposefully and methodically. 5) Repeat step 3 on the warmed grip. 6) Spray frame and inside of grip generously with Windex per instructions. 7) WITHOUT USING THE SHOEHORNS, start the beaver-tail over the back of the frame. Holding the beaver-tail firmly in place, using 1 or two fingers inside the grip, stretch the front lip over the front of the frame. This should NOT require a great deal of force. Now you can start working the grip over the frame. 8) Once you can no longer move the grip onto the frame, slide the "shoehorns" into the sides of the grip between grip and frame. (You may decide to slide into the front and back of the grip; I found this a bit more frustrating). 9) Continue sliding the grip into place and rotating it for perfect alignment to the frame, as necessary. Remove the shoehorns. Congrats. You did it! For my latest install, the big question was, "Will I be able to fit the Crimson Trace Laser-Grip onto the weapon with the Hogue Handall in place?". The answer was a resounding "Yes!"

This thing fits like a glove! Installations a bit tricky but that means it’s a tight fit! Highly recommended over the Wilson combat grips! Extremely good grip!

I didn't think this grip was going to make much of a difference since I already liked the factory grips on the sig p365, but it made a huge difference! It's one of those things that you have to try to know what you're missing out on. It didn't make the my gripping the gun thick and bulky like I thought it might do. Instead it added some comfort to my hand. It feels smooth and feels like I'm gripping onto a soft gummy bear. I also like that when the gun is in a pocket holster with this grip on it that it adds additional slip protection to help keep the gun in place in my pocket. I read other reviews and comments and a lot of people were having issues getting this grip to go on the gun. I didn't experience any issues. I did not have to soak it in water like others stated they had to do to get it to go into the gun. It's not going to slide on super easily but you wouldn't want it to slide on super easily because if it did slide on super easily than that means it could slide off easily too. Also, I want to mention that this grip does not use a retaining pin like other model Hogue grips I've used. In total I had the grip on in less than 10 minutes. It requires good finger dexterity and grip to install without difficulty. This will be most likely be the least expensive and favorite accessory that I will add to my Sig P365. I would definitely purchase another one.

It's a pain to get on but once it's on, it's completely on. They recommended Windex to lubricate the grip sleeve but I found that hand sanitize works even better. How to: -Boil/heat a cup of water, let the grip sit inside of a cup for 5 minutes. -Slap on a GENEROUS amount of hand sanitizer on the grip module. -Put the rear on then stretch the front on. This step is by far the hardest part. -Wiggle into place and boom, it's done! The goods: -It has a small palm swell and fits very nicely in your hand -It doesn't bulk up the grip too much, just enough to make it feel like you have a full grip The bads: -Due to it being rubber, it grips onto your clothing when you draw from a concealed holster (for both IWB and OWB) -The beavertail creates a hotspot on the webbing of your hand if you shoot for a long time. I used it for a 500 round range session and although it made a more secure grip, I think I'll have to modify it a bit more to make it not hurt the webbing between my thumb and index finger

Too many reviews struggled. It took 30 seconds to put this grip on and probably a minute to test inserting and releasing a magazine to verify functionality. My package instruction said to boil the grip to soften it up. Easy. Boil it for a couple minutes. This is the trick: The instructions mentioned plastic pieces to insert, which my container did not have. I used the plastic packaging to cut 4 bits of plastic about 3 inches long and about half an inch wide. 4 pieces, side/side/front/back. Spray the firearm grip with Windex or alcohol-based solution. From the back to the front (back of firearm towards the front/trigger) get the mold grip onto the grip/over magazine well. Once you have all 4 sides barely wrapped around: Stick the plastic pieces between the rubber and the grip so all 4 sides have a bit of plastic there. It doesn't have to be perfect. Slide the grip into place - I did all this in about 30 seconds, grip in place, and removed the plastic strips. I verified inserting/removing a magazine, the release wasn't impacted, the grip mold lined up. This is extremely simple to do. I read these reviews with people struggling. The longest part was boiling water. Note, I purchased this for the softer stippling and rubbing on those old love handles. I didn't want to modify the existing stippling, so this grip does that for me for conceal carry and comfort. It adds about 2mm in total between both sides. A little draw practice and it shouldn't be an issue for anyone.

GREAT PRODUCT , FIT MY HAND MUCH BETTER AND HAS EMPROVED MY ACCURACY