TALON GripsAdhesive Pistol Grip – Compatible with Sig Sauer P365 High-Capacity Micro-Compact – Made in The USA

I've got Talon grips on other ones I have and love them. This rubberized grip is nice and adds a nice look as well. I would put a picture, but they don't like pictures of that in reviews. Sorry.This was super easy to install, no trimming, all aligned exactly, and is a great fit!

When I carry my P365 in IWB it chews my skin like sandpaper. Bought this grip in rubber black to fix it. I looked up a YouTube vid for install help and it worked like a charm. I own a real heat gun, so your mileage may vary if you only own a hair dryer. But the end result is *perfect*. Fits precisely. It looks exactly like it's part of the OEM grip. Adhesive material is very gummy & good thickness; works exactly right. Only bummer is that now my Sig logo on the grip panel is covered up. Oh well. Highly recommend this product.

Received this product a few days ago and took my gun to the range yesterday. Wow. What huge difference the grip made. I went w the rubberized grip as I plan to carry this gun everyday.1. The grip looks great and feels great in my hands.2. The difference in comfort when shooting is night & day. My P365 stayed securely in my hands even when they got a little sweaty.3. It was easy to put on. Took less than 10 minutes out of the package to get it just right.4. Only negative is that It does NOT come w a cutout for the logo so I made one myself (very carefully) w scissors and an Xacto knife.I highly recommend this product if you own this gun. Makes the small size much more manageable.

In general I've not had a lot of success with products that rely on adhesives to perform as advertised. Talon Grips, however, definitely perform as advertised. This Talon Grip is for my Sig Sauer P365. While Sig has done a great job in stippling the factory grip on this gun, the factory grip is fairly small. Having put a Talon Grip on another small semi auto pistol in the past and been well satisfied with the result, I knew I would be pretty satisfied with the result on my P365. The Talon Grip provides a perfect fit and an excellent grip. I carefully followed the instructions in cleaning and preparing the pistol grip, aligning the Talon Grip, securing the grip with pressure and then by applying the right amounts of heat and pressure. Follow the manufacturer's directions and you will like the result.

Pretty easy to install, seems like it should last.

Like all other Talon grips which I have installed, these not only fit right, but like my others, these look like part of the pistol rather than an after market add on. Some pistols have stippling that irritate my hands to the point of shortening my range time. The rubber grips (forget the sandpaper....what's the point?) really work well, look good, are comfortable, and stay on, plus being very reasonably priced. What's not to like. FYI, other family members admire mine to the point of ordering their own, then have me install them.

These grips are an absolute must for owners of the Sig Sauer P365. No matter how sweaty your hands in the summer nor how thick your gloves are in the winter, you can confidently wear, draw, and fire your Sig without worrying about it slipping out of your grip. The material is not sticky feeling, nor is it abrasive like the the new Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 grips for those who are familiar. With a hair dryer and a steady hand, you can apply this pre-cut grip tape in less than 5 minutes (most can install it more quickly, but I'm a perfectionist). Plus, if mess up the installation, simply heat it back up with a heat gun or hair dryer and reapply it. No sweat! I like this product, because when I'm out jogging in Summer, I don't want a grip so abrasive that it scrapes my love handles raw when worn under a t-shirt; but with these grips I don't have that problem.

I've seen some complaints regarding Talon Grip tape peeling up. I've NEVER had that problem.1. Remove the magazine and slide from the firearm.2. VERY IMPORTANT - thoroughly remove any lubricant or oil from the grip with isopropyl alcohol. You might need a toothbrush and a bottle of same from a pharmacy. A single alcohol swab might not do the job. There can be NO lubricant, or oil on the grip. None.3. Use a powerful hairdryer, or heat gun, to heat the grip to the point the firearm grip is hot to the touch.4. Apply the grip tape to the firearm.5. Press the tape down all over the grip. If you see an air bubble, puncture it with a pin to release the air.6. Use the hair dryer, or heat gun, to again heat up the installed grip tape and firmly press the tape down again.7. Repeat Step 6 at least once, if not twice, each time AFTER the firearm/grip tape has cooled.I have a well used M&P Shield, with Talon tape on it for five years, that looks like I performed the above application method just today. If you put the grip tape on right, they last.I like Talon Grips... but they are over-priced. Galloway Traction Tape is, in my experience, just as effective and at half the cost.