Designed and 3D Printed in house by Osage County Guns. This cutting jig will aid in converting your non-manual safety P365 or P365XL grip for use with the manual safety conversion kit.
This *CAN* be used for cutting the safety notch in a P365X-Macro grip, however the X-Macro grip itself is too wide to fit the standard safety selector without trimming both sides of the grip. This will likely not be an easy task for a novice or someone without proper tools. We have had customers perform this additional modification successfully but it is much more complicated than the standard safety notch cut.
Please note that this jig is made from soft PLA plastic so if you get overly aggressive you can cut into the jig just as easily as the grip itself - it is not indestructible. We recommend taking your time and going slowly. Cut a little bit at a time as it is always possible to take another cut while you can not put a cut back. Best results seem to come from customers using small hand files, but a rotary dremel-style tool is an option as well with a careful hand.
Includes: One Manual Safety Grip Cutting Jig
Color: May Vary Based on Available PLA Plastics
- Check Firearm is Unloaded
- Field Strip Firearm
- Drift Rear Pin from Shooter's Left to Right
- Lift Rear of Fire Control Unit (FCU) Up and Slide FCU Rearward to Remove
- Insert Front of Jig Under the Notches Just Past the Trigger Hole in the Grip
- Lower Jig Down Into Frame (this may be a tight fit, some force or light sanding/filing may be necessary to the jig itself)
- Insert Factory FCU Retainer Pin through Grip Module and Cutting Jig
- Use Jig as a Guide to Slowly Cut Away the Grip Module Until it Matches the Profile of the Trough in the Jig
- Reverse Process for Re-Assembly
Internal Reference:
OCG-365-MS-JIG
| Model: P365, P365 Fuse, P365 XL, P365X |
| Caliber: 9mm |
| Part Type: Manual Safety |
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Awesome
By Anonymous
This product made this job a breeze.
Great piece of tool
By Anonymous
Excellent tool, was able to mod 3 frames with one jig. Highly recommend.
Works perfectly
By Anonymous
Perfect fit and was able to use my Dremel to cut the safety slot. Minor filing needed to remove burrs, but overall excellent finish.
It Works
By Anonymous
Using this jig, I was able to easily and accurately modify my Sig P365 x-Macro to accommodate the aftermarket manual safety using a rotary tool and spiral bit. (Shaving a little off the outside surface of the frame was also necessary with the X-Macro. Equally simple with a rotary tool.)
Easy
By Anonymous
I used a hacksaw and a small file with the grip module in a vice, super easy, just do it if you're on the fence about it.
OK, what OCG say about the P365X-Macrogrip being a PIA (my vernacular) to cut the MS safety slot into is twue! I got the P-M365Xacro Slide Kit, with a non-MS grip and decided to try to "do the do" with the templet. I filed down the templet to fit in the
By Anonymous
"This *CAN* be used for cutting the safety notch in a P-M365Xacro grip, however the X-Macro grip itself is too wide to fit the standard safety selector without trimming both sides of the grip. This will likely not be an easy task for a novice or someone without proper tools. It fit fine in my P365 MS factory grip. so I filed it down to fit in my FAT BOY grip. Got the slot markings done in pencil, then hacked the slots into accepting my MS, FCU. Two days later, I had the grip filed to allow the MS safety levers to clear the frame, but not enough. At the range, I could engage/disengage the safety, but the safety would engage while shooting. Me, the grip and the file have a date this weekend. I went 5X5 on my first shots on plates @ 25 yards with the grip, including manually taking the safety off when it would not fire. The template is fine, my grip filing expertise needs work!
Works as Advertised
By Anonymous
The jig dropped in perfectly, & helped me file everything down carefully.
Made install of Safety easy
By Anonymous
Had to take some time to trim a little to fit but once that was done it worked well. Just need to be sure you go slow and take off only what is needed on the frame.
Must have for manual safety install.
By Anonymous
This template does work with the Wilson combat module without thinning out the sides for the Macro. Wilson Combat has already done that. I did have to whittle down the template to get it to fit in the grip module, which also made me question exact fitment. However, ultimately I was able to make cuts resembling a factory finish on the grip module with this template. It made the process easier and definitely quicker than it would be without it.
Makes it easy!
By Anonymous
Got my jig in yesterday and I had the safety slots cut in my P365 in no time. I thought I would destroy this jig with my Dremel in the process but it's much more durable than it seems. You can definitely use it on multiple grips.