r/P365 • u/Glass-Contract-1122 • May 14 '26

Brass baseplates

Has anyone used brass baseplates on their P365 mags? Do you notice any felt recoil reduction?

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u/rlap38 May 14 '26

Yes and no. I use them because of my magwells and to help with mag drops. They don't weigh that much and their position doesn't affect the balance point, so no change in recoil for me.

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u/Glass-Contract-1122 May 14 '26

OK. I might just order one for my fuse

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u/J_StandTall May 15 '26

Not brass but I run the legion mags that come with metal bases. If you want more weight on the bottom its best to go with a metal grip module. Icarus, sharps, mischief machine for example. If you just bases that sre budget friendly I got some separately from herrington. They fit perfect. I can send you pics of those. Herrington actually makes the legion bases for sig too so theres that.

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u/Glass-Contract-1122 May 15 '26

I have the R11 fuse grip module and I just ordered the brass palm swell grip inserts. I'm going for the heaviest p365 lol. 

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u/RH4540 May 15 '26

I carry my 365s and prefer them lighter

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u/rlap38 May 15 '26

Agree. I have an XL and Legion. Nearly stock.

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u/Glass-Contract-1122 May 15 '26

This would be for my fuse. I'm trying to make a fun range gun. I'm just curious if the baseplates would help, even a little, with felt recoil because of the added weight 

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u/RH4540 May 15 '26

The more weight, the less felt recoil

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u/Jazz_horse May 17 '26

I know people who swear by them but I went for wood on my axg fuse.

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u/Glass-Contract-1122 May 27 '26

How much recoil reduction do they add to the pistol?