The SIG SAUER company has released a new P320 XSERIES TXG GRIP MODULE ASSEMBLY, made out of polymer enriched with tungsten.

The TXG module was developed by SIG SAUER engineers as part of the patent procedure, which consists in adding tungsten to the polymer material from which the frame is built, thus combining the desired weight of the steel with the elastic properties of the polymer.

“The new P320 TXG Grip Module is significant leap forward in innovation for polymer pistols, and an exciting addition for factory-direct accessories for the P320,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President, Commercial Sales, SIG SAUER, Inc. 

“This innovative grip module can be easily installed on any existing P320 XFIVE or P320 Full-Size pistol, increasing the weight by over 8 oz., which helps to reduce muzzle flip by almost fifty-percent.”

The TXG Grip module contains the improvements known from P320 XSERIES, including a solid undercut at the point where the grip and the trigger guard connect and a high mounted "beaver tail", allowing for a more stable grip and better recoil control.

The MSRP is 299,99 USD 

Sources: soldiersystems.net, sigsauer.com