Of course, there will be a Legion version b/c I bought the regular version. Had some gift cards.

The Fuse is nicely done. It's thin but a full-size slide, the design is (IMO) the nicest of tall the P365 models, and it feels good in the hand. Even with XL hands, I can grip this P365 well. It's a bit snappy with the factory grip, but less so than the other smaller versions.

I put the Macro lower, on the Fuse w/o issue - it worked, NP. Then put an Icarus Macro lower on it, and it made the gun heavier, easier to shoot, and I like it. I'm going to keep the Icarus lower, and the regular P365 Macro will have the original version w/o the mag-well. Maybe get a Wilson grip for the Macro.

The front sight is a fiber optic (Dawson?), and it is a very accurate pistol. no need for any red dot. The Sights are typical Sig, w/ the front-sight placed on the POI. Typical Sig. This is a keeper.

My ffl dealer just got one in and let me fondle it. It's a full size pistol that feels like a compact. Very nice looking gun.

My dealer just called and said they have one on hold for me, guess I should go take a closer look and get it.

Mine has been reliable 1,500 rounds.

I retired my LTT P30L to the safe.
Started using red dots 3 weeks ago after 24 years of iron sights.

The Sig Compact Enclosed Red Dot has been fantastic so far.

My accuracy at 25 yards and my times have improved

The Fuse with a FOXTROT2R light and a red dot seems to work for me. I have large hands, so it feels like a well-balanced smaller pistol that shoots like a larger pistol.

Getting 92 to 96 points on a B8 slow fire at 25 yards. that's indoors with my 72-year-old eyes.

Have any of you Fuse owners come across feeding issues apparently with the ramp?

After I accumulated some gift cards that took the Fuse price to 500 bucks, I bought one. Previously, I had an early issue P365 that I got shed of quickly, as I did not shoot it well. Today I ran a quick 250 rounds of assorted HP and ball ammo in 11-degree (The Yoop has two seasons - winter and August) weather. It shoots rings around my old 365, thanks to the longer barrel, Dawson Precision sights, the Fuse frame and longer barrel. Despite the larger dimensions, it carries light and flat. The Fuse may be the 365 format gun I keep!

I'm hoping the scottsdale shooting range has one I can try out.

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Originally posted by XLT:
I watched this video and a sig rep kind of hinted about a legion version, that would be cool.

hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eF87NnRWxOE
here is the video about 4.21 mark she mentions it.

I got to handle one the other day. Trigger felt good. I was thinking to wait until the legion model comes out because I've been seeing vidos on failure to feeds.

I finally got to put hands on one of these the other day. I was hoping that this might be the P365 that works for me, but that was not to be. Same stupid flat trigger, grip is still a hair too narrow, and length-of-pull between the backstrap and trigger too short. I'm out on this one.

The Romeo X Compact Enclosed that they had on it, however...that thing was nice. I may need to get me one of those.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
I finally got to put hands on one of these the other day. I was hoping that this might be the P365 that works for me, but that was not to be. Same stupid flat trigger, grip is still a hair too narrow, and length-of-pull between the backstrap and trigger too short. I'm out on this one.

The Romeo X Compact Enclosed that they had on it, however...that thing was nice. I may need to get me one of those.

I'm not trying to change your mind but you didn't know the draw of the P365 is the narrow grip, 1.1"?

As for the back strap, it comes with a narrow and large backstrop. I'm hoping the large will cover the length of pull for me.

I have yet to find a 365 that fits my hand well. That includes the standard, the Macro, and now the Fuse. I shot my brother's Glock 43X today, and it felt better than any version of the 365 that I've held to date. My hand closes around the grip securely, and the trigger reach is just long enough that I can get into it with the first joint of my index finger. The Glock trigger feels better than that stupid flat thing that Sig insists on putting on all their new guns, too. Just like the double-stack Glocks though, the grip angle of the 43X pushes my shots high if I'm not very deliberate about it.

I just have a rough time with small autos in general.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:
I have yet to find a 365 that fits my hand well. That includes the standard, the Macro, and now the Fuse. I shot my brother's Glock 43X today, and it felt better than any version of the 365 that I've held to date. My hand closes around the grip securely, and the trigger reach is just long enough that I can get into it with the first joint of my index finger. The Glock trigger feels better than that stupid flat thing that Sig insists on putting on all their new guns, too. Just like the double-stack Glocks though, the grip angle of the 43X pushes my shots high if I'm not very deliberate about it.

I just have a rough time with small autos in general.

that's very interesting my legion and 365 x macro are like a glove to me compared to my 43x and 48 which are now gone, I really want to shoot a fuse to see if the longer barrel makes the recoil less noticeable not that it's much to begin with, I do know the legion has a noticeable less recoil than the x macro. I think glock shot themselves in the foot without getting on the higher capacity band wagon.

I have found that the longer recoil system in the bigger guns makes a noticeable difference in felt recoil. My full-size P320 is less snappy than my Carry, same for my P226 vs my P229. I would be surprised if the Fuse vs the regular P365 is not similar, and that was part of the appeal. Being 6'5" with long fingers kinda killed it for me though.

My brother has the shield arms mags in his 43X, so it holds 15. The mags ran perfectly in live fire, but I did notice a little hitch when manually chambering a round. The front of the Hornady FTX bullets actually hung up enough that you had to bump the back of the slide a bit to send it into battery, but there were no issues in live fire. I could even feel a bit when chambering ball ammo, but none of those failed to chamber. I wasn't a big fan of that.

So if I were going to choose either of the two platforms, I'd have the following issues:

G43x/G48:

1. Would need new sights because the factory Glock ones are garbage
2. Either have to live with diminished capacity or buy potentially finicky shield mags and mag catch.
3. Unresolved pointability issues (unless Ruger pushes them into a "Gen 6" modular system with the RXM and somebody makes a grip module at a different angle.

P365 Fuse:

1. Stupid flat trigger would need replaced.
2. Already modular, but somebody needs to make a grip module with more length of pull.


When looked at that way, the Fuse is closer to meeting my needs than the Glock. As it stands at the moment, though, I'll just keep my P229.

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2. Either have to live with diminished capacity or buy potentially finicky shield mags and mag catch.

Palmetto State Armory has a 15 rounder for the glocks that has a polymer front cladding. No need to swap the mag catch. Have several and they are running perfect.

I just received a Fuse yesterday and haven’t had a chance to shoot it yet.

I can compare it side by side shooting with my Tac Ops now.

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Originally posted by 92fstech:

The Romeo X Compact Enclosed that they had on it, however...that thing was nice. I may need to get me one of those.

thx. that’s what I wanted to know if it was the enclosed version. SIG's website says open emitter.
The LE version has the regular xmacro grip (no lxg stippling), regular sights and black trigger for almost $200 less than the retail version.


disregard. looking at pics, it looks like the open emitter version which explains the price. I guess.








will probably just get the non emitter version and stick my scs carry on it.

And never mind the FUSE all together now. I really wanted the longer grip but wanted to keep my shorter slide so I found an aftermarket XMACRO snubby grip module. I'm going to try that out instead.

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Ran another 100 rounds through the Fuse today. No issues. The big mag well is becoming a favorite of mine. The thin grip is still a little harder to control for my hand size but its a much better shooter than my original P365.