Hey everyone. I'm thinking up upgrading the barrel on my P365x and so far with my limited knowledge it seems the best one on the market is the True Precision. Wondering if anyone has any other suggestions or barrels to look into. Also trying to see what the gun looks like with different color barrels so if you got any pictures please post them. Any other advice or thoughts on the benefit of an upgraded barrel would be appreciated. I'm not looking at the threaded ones though. Definitely staying non-threaded for this particular firearm.

Why do you think your pistol needs a different barrel?

^^^^^ 2nd that

Have you shot your 365 yet? The barrel on the gun is quite accurate,probably more so than the average shooter. As far as finish goes, if you wanted to change the color,that is up to you. The finish is pretty durable on the barrel but many companies can do the refinishing but it could affect your warranty. Personally, I would just shoot it first and bring a few types of ammo with you, to see how it functions with each. Other than that, the 365X is a great gun as is.

The stock barrel is good. If you want a different look, send it off to CCR for some CPII treatment. This will most likely void the warranty though.

If you arent going with a threaded barrel I'd stay with the stock one which is typically quite good. Unless you just want to add bling which is, of course, your option.

IMHO, don’t waste your money.

Only reason I can think of is to go to threaded or just add some bling. But hey if you want some bling. It's all good.

I'm a big fan of faxon products in general. https://faxonfirearms.com/365/

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Why do you think your pistol needs a different barrel?

3rd that. I'd invest my new barrel money into training ammo.

But do what floats your boat. I can't recommend any new barrels because I can't shoot "better" than the stock barrel.

For those asking why. It's just another way to modify the gun to personalize it and make it more accurate. Although for the average weekend shooter like myself if I make it a tad bit more accurate I'll barely notice I don't care. I just think when I look at the gun and it says "True" on the barrel it looks pretty cool. It's just for fun and why not? Why do we pay money to get grip modifications? Same thing. Anyway.... if anyone has any experience with True Precision or recommends another barrel let me know. I've also heard that some of the barrels are designed to cool a little faster or not get as hot. Not sure if that matters much though.

I feel Bar Sto are the best out there. But not needed for typical 365 distances.

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Originally posted by cuseC08:
For those asking why. It's just another way to modify the gun to personalize it and make it more accurate.

The pistol already can outshoot you.

If this pistol is something you don't rely on to function at a critical moment, then, sure, put any color barrel you like in it.

Just be aware that when you change major components in a system, you may be asking for trouble.

If you want to do it for looks, knock yourself out, but if you're posting a thread to ask about an excellent barrel choice for the P365, then the factory barrel is my first choice. Anything else you put in there isn't an "upgrade." Just an expense. If it's about show and tell, and you are after bling, then stick anything in there. It isn't going to shoot better, tighter, or be more reliable than the factory barrel.

Looking at True Precision, I see they're a Georgia company. True Precision

So, buy American! Yessir. Looking at your finish options, I'd go with the black DLC.

Grayguns uses them for their P365 barrel compensator setup.

That's all the endorsement they need, AFAIC.

Thanks for all the responses guys. I'll probably just stick with the factory Barrel. I got the idea b/c my brother in-law get the zev slide which came with the zev barrel. It just got me thinking maybe I can further upgrade my firearm.

Why not, go for it if you like the look, nothing wrong with it, I'd get the threaded though, because - suppressor.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Looking at True Precision, I see they're a Georgia company. True Precision

So, buy American! Yessir. Looking at your finish options, I'd go with the black DLC.

They are within a mile of my old house.

Which of course I didn’t learn until I moved 600 miles away