The Sig Sauer LIMA365 Laser Grip Module Assembly mounts directly to your P365 Compact, integrating a red laser sight into the grip itself—no rail adapter or external mount needed. This design keeps your compact carry gun trim and immediately ready, making it a practical choice for shooters who want rapid target acquisition without adding bulk to an already concealable platform. The laser activates naturally as you grip the pistol, giving you a fast visual reference for close-quarters self-defense and home-defense scenarios where speed matters.
The LIMA365 is built around simplicity: point, aim, and confirm target placement with the laser dot. In low-light conditions or defensive situations where your sights might be compromised or obscured, that red laser gives you an alternative aiming reference. An automatic shutoff feature conserves battery life, so the module stays charged and ready without constant monitoring. For concealed carry shooters running a P365, this is a purpose-built addition that doesn't compromise the gun's carry-ability.
Installation replaces your standard grip module, so there's no gunsmithing required—it's a direct fit for the P365 Compact platform. Whether you're setting up a bedside gun or a daily carry pistol, the LIMA365 adds a layer of defensive capability without the weight or footprint of a rail-mounted sight.
| Product | LIMA365 Laser Grip Module Assembly |
| Brand | Sig Sauer |
| Compatibility | P365 Compact |
| Finish | Black |
| Feature | Integrated laser sight with automatic shutoff |
Yes—the LIMA365 Laser Grip Module Assembly is engineered as a direct replacement grip module for the P365 Compact. It installs without modification to the pistol.
Yes. The LIMA365 includes an automatic shutoff feature that conserves battery power, ensuring the module is ready when you need it without constant battery drain from being left on.
The laser is integrated into the grip module itself, not mounted on a rail. This keeps your P365 Compact compact and adds no external attachment points.
The LIMA365 projects a red laser dot for target reference and acquisition.
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