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As soon as I can get my hands on one I will be making leather holsters for the P365.


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Posts: 99 | Location: Wilson, NC | Registered: April 11, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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After handling one and interviewing Bruce Gray, I'll be picking one up for EDC. It was a nice pistol.

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I shot one today. Loading 9 in the mag was easy. It did not appear to have been cleaned or lubed other then what the factory shipped. A few light firing pin strikes and several failures to return to battery. Smaller than the pps m1 i took with me. I shot better groups with the Sig than the PPS. Glock knuckle on the Sig may be a thing, but it also could be the price for getting the size so small.
 
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I shot one today. Loading 9 in the mag was easy. It did not appear to have been cleaned or lubed other then what the factory shipped. A few light firing pin strikes and several failures to return to battery. Smaller than the pps m1 i took with me. I shot better groups with the Sig than the PPS. Glock knuckle on the Sig may be a thing, but it also could be the price for getting the size so small.

Smaller than the PPS and you shot better groups with it? Very interesting...

The failures are concerning, though. Was it a new gun that might need some break-in, or a range gun that was extra dirty?
 
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I shot one today. Loading 9 in the mag was easy. It did not appear to have been cleaned or lubed other then what the factory shipped. A few light firing pin strikes and several failures to return to battery. Smaller than the pps m1 i took with me. I shot better groups with the Sig than the PPS. Glock knuckle on the Sig may be a thing, but it also could be the price for getting the size so small.


Let us know what Sig says once you call them. I am putting one on order next week.
 
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Now that they have the engineering worked out, they should come out with a larger version with the same thinness. 3.6" barrel, and a capacity of 13-14 rounds.


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Now that they have the engineering worked out, they should come out with a larger version with the same thinness. 3.6" barrel, and a capacity of 13-14 rounds.


This is what we were saying in another thread. I'd love them to make the slides compatible, and mags too.

I'd be all over a Sig P365 Long Slide, with a 15 round backup mag!




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Light strikes and failures returning to battery. What?

Is this a favorable review? Would you buy that same pistol?
 
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No doubt there will be some growing pains. I would sit out the initial release, and perhaps pick one up 2 years after initial launch. I dont like being a beta tester.


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Posts: 6661 | Location: Floriduh | Registered: October 16, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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It was a rental. I was the first to shoot it. Most likely had never been cleaned or lubed from the factory.
I have PPS M1, EMP, CM9, and Shield 9. I have single stack 9mm covered at the moment. Not sure about the trigger. First shot- I sent before I intended too. Recoil was not bad.
Light strikes have me concerned. Not sure I can blame that on lack of lube. There was some thin white grease around the ejection port after firing. No sign of other lube. May have been shipped that way with whatever.

Range ammo was Midwest remanufacture
 
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Personally, I've never been a fan of "having to clean a gun before shooting it" for it to work. I mean, I'd bet 75% of the general gun purchasers take their gun home, fire a box of ammo through it, and then they're done with it until it's needed for defense. Is that the right way? No, it's not - but it's a reality, and a gun should work 100% out of the box as far as I'm concerned.


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As with any new design, I wouldn't want to be the first one on my block to buy one.

I'd give this gun six months to a year before picking one up. I'd wait until I start hearing 1-2000 round reviews.
 
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I too will give Sig 2 years to let the beta testers find all the bugs then I may look at one.
 
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This is the first pistol in a whole lot of years that I'm truly interested in from a design, ergonomics, and micro compact perspective. If I can shave a full ten ounces off of my DW CCO Lightweight 1911 and six ounces off the Glock 19... AND STILL HAVE TOTAL RELIABILITY, I'm a buyer.

One caveat... and it's an important one... watching Sig the last number of years, they've been on a rampant Kimber-like marketing expansion and frankly, some of their designs have had... issues, big time.

With that said.. if the actual range use from Sig Forum and other forums are totally positive, I'm in!

Good Luck Sig!
 
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Two local source listings already have them in the $600 range. Funny since those on gunbroker in the close to $800 range haven't even closed yet. I'll wait for a used one...


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Two local source listings already have them in the $600 range. Funny since those on gunbroker in the close to $800 range haven't even closed yet. I'll wait for a used one...

My local store will be selling them for $499, when they get them in.


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It is short and light in the pull. ALMOST too short and light, for me. But I dont think anyone is going to have or get in trouble with it. The trigger guard is plenty wide enough and any holster that covers the trigger will be sufficient.

Now in comparison to the triggers on the 320s, it compares closest to the trigger on the 320X5. Smooth, light, short pull with a crisp break. It is not identical to the 320X5 trigger, but right behind it in quality of trigger pull. If that makes any sense.

Now as to the 320 triggers, I have only had two 320s come through the shop - out of 40 some odd examples, that had triggers that all the employees thought were "too light and too short" for safe usage.

Both of them were on "post recall" Sig 320 compacts. One black one and one in that dogshit brown color. They were lighter and shorter in pull than the PPQ 9 we have for sale. None of us preferred it to the original 320 trigger pull.

And all of us still think the full size 320 X5 has the best trigger pull of any 320 that has come through the shop. Hope this helps! Regards 18DAI


Thanks!

I will definitely need to have hands on with this one before making a decision.

For now my P250SC remains my EDC Smile
 
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I just placed a pre-order with Brownells for $460 shipped. At that price I’m willing to wait I’m line for a bit.
 
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I just placed a pre-order with Brownells for $460 shipped. At that price I’m willing to wait I’m line for a bit.


What code did you use to get it at $460? I saw the deal on gun.deals, but the code didn't work for me.
 
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I just placed a pre-order with Brownells for $460 shipped. At that price I’m willing to wait I’m line for a bit.


What code did you use to get it at $460? I saw the deal on gun.deals, but the code didn't work for me.


NBH worked for me. YMMV...
ETA: that code was for Wednesday only.

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