New Sig P365
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wolfpack076
Professional
Stock grip is great. Only reason I purchased the Wilson is that I have heard it feels better in the hand and friends of mine and some on here have it so I decided to try it. I agree it does "feel" better but that's just my opinion. What works for me may not work for you. Just my two cents...
Lock n' Load
Custom
Bought a standard P365 380 a year ago after shooting one at the range, mostly for increased capacity over another 380 I owned. Added 2 12 round mags for carry, Tactical Development Full Grip Baseplates for range use on the 2 10 round mags that came with the pistol for my XL hands, snd a Romeo X Compact Optic. It's a soft shooter, accurate, and has been 100% reliable with no failures at all so far. That said, this is a warm weather carry option. Now that the colder weather is coming, my Hellcat with 2 15 round mags and Shield RMSc or my Shield 9 1.0 with 2 spare 8 round mags will see more frequent carry due to more would be miscreants layering up with heavy clothing. Just my opinion.
NMEDGE
Professional
The reason for a smaller gun is the weight issue. My back is a weak point now and I rather have a smaller gun with less weight than no gun at all. As for heavy clothing I don't let that bother me I aim around their hat area!
uspatriot1960
Custom
Might as well ask this question in this thread since it's in regard to the P365. Anyone ever shot or have experience with the SAS sights on one of these? Thinking about getting one, but have seen mixed reviews on how people like the SAS sights.
uspatriot1960
Custom
Yeah, that's a little weird, but I've seen people use a coin to turn that screw. Still thinking about it.
uspatriot1960
Custom
Found one on Ranier Arms for $530. I may have to pull the trigger on it. Since my eyes are so bad close up, I have a hard time getting iron sights in any kind of focus. I love red dots and have one on my P365xl and IWI Masada, but I'm thinking this may be a good way to have something that is kind of like a red dot that I can use with both eyes open and get a bead on without having to have a RDS on for a little better concealment when the occasion calls for it. Just wish I could see one in person first. These things are a unicorn right now though...
Belt Fed
Ronin
Congrats, nice lookin handgun. so Gun day is My Friending fun day My friender. don't know what that means but it's what @KillerFord1977 says so it has to be good.
KillerFord1977
SAINT
KillerFord1977
SAINT
Annihilator
Emissary
It’s easy to breakdown, just got to make sure when you put it back together to watch the little safety arm that’s all, now taking the FCU out of grip module, that’s a different story, also if you decide to change sides on the mag release, 9 times out of 10 it will break, innards are all plastic and Sig doesn’t warranty that, ask me how I know…..but gun is very reliable
Lo-Profile
Operator
My EDC is a Sig P365xl.
Safariland Species AIWB holster.
Safariland Species AIWB holster.
SimonRL
Hellcat
I’ve just gone to the XMacro grip and Radian Ramjet Afterburner combo. I even found the XL grip too small.
HayesGreener
Ronin
They are a fine pistol that shoots well. Great trigger and sights. Several friends carry them and some basic students did well with them, and with the compact P320. I prefer a full size 1911- like gun with my large meathooks but if I were to carry a backup the P365 would be my choice nowadays.
uspatriot1960
Custom
Well, I said earlier I was interested in the P365 SAS. Never could find one in person and just heard too many conflicting views on the sight to go for it. I wound up buying the P938 Legion. I’ve always wanted a P938 and couldn’t get it right in my head having a P365XL and a P365. Been happy with it so far.
Jfal
Professional
The SAS wasn't bad, but I sold mine and bought a std P365. I find all sig tritium sights to be substandard, however (SAS or regular tritium sites.) The SAS was a rock-solid reliable platform, however.