Anyone using an icarus precision grip module on their P365? Do you think it reduces any recoil over the stock grip module?

Im looking at getting on for my XL and am wondering the same thing.

Does it somehow violate the laws of physics? No.

Can it make you imagine that somehow the laws of physics have been changed? Maybe.

The P365 isn't exactly a hand cannon, as it comes from the factory.

If you want to reduce muzzle rise, you'd be better off picking up either the Grayguns or the Parker Mountain Machine compensator for the pistol...or just spending the money on ammunition and focusing on grip and follow-through. The grip module isn't going to reduce recoil.

I guess I was hoping not to scratch my grip up. That physics thing would be a plus I guess. Maybe upgrade to the time travel model.

I would go onto YouTube and do a search on Icarus Precision P365 to see if there are any reviews that might help. They usually show range sessions with review items on these channels so at least you know that they've actually used the product.

I have one my P365XL, P320 X-Compact, P320 XFive and regular P320. I would say the added mass of the aluminum grip itself marginally reduces recoil, but for me the combination of the ergonomics of the grip module design and the metal vs polymer is a massive improvement to the stock grip. I also like the AXG, but I would say that the Icarus is much more ergonomic than the AXG, especially for a carry gun. Also, I'm very old school when it comes to the feel of a metal gun in my hand. An added benefit is it has a rail that allows for more flashlight options.

I tried one on my P365 too. The new "built in" gas pedal on the Icarus module was a little bit rough on my thumb. For some reason I didn't have that issue with my P365XL. I'm finding I really like the P365XL way more the the P365.

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