Came across a nice pre owned 365 this weekend.

A Sig365 Fuse with the Romeo 3 RDS

Shot it today. Seemed ok had 2 fail to feed on Maxxtech ammo didn’t have anything other to shoot nor did I oil the gun up

Recoil was nice. The RDS also had a screw come loose and this was a factory mounted optic. I tightened it down and kept going.

Came with a 17 round mags and 2 21 round mag.

Overall I liked it but did not like the. Physical trigger. I’ve been shooting a lot with Walther PDP/pdp-f guns recently and like the narrower trigger.

Not sure if there are aftermarket narrow triggers or not for these.

But it’s another add to the collection

I went into a gun shop to buy one this weekend and the guy said it was a crap shoot if they got them running 100 percent, as it might have to go back to the mothership. I was a bit surprised he said this as it killed the sale for me but since I kind of know him it was great he was being honest. glad yours works great, think I will wait a few months before I get one, maybe a great christmas present for me.

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and the guy said it was a crap shoot if they got them running 100 percent, as it might have to go back to the mothership.

And this sums up what I hate about modern SIG and why I have stayed away. They just throw shit at the proverbial consumer wall and see what sticks.

Don’t get me wrong they have some killer innovation, R&D and they absolutely have products I want so to speak but the above statement is simply all too common in some form or another with modern SIG and just keeps me away in general.

One day I might buy a 365, I quite like the XL and it shoots well but I just don’t want to play craps with my gun purchases.

Curious to know how things go as well. My two almost Fuses (Macros) have run as they should so far. But they've only seen a limited quantity of rounds between the two, all of it 124gr ball--my preferred weight for target ammo--from several different makes.

Congratulations on your new 365.

I am a Traditionalist when it comes to Sigs. Old school P series, period.

When my Son moved to Cali, he left his 365 with me for safekeeping.

I gotta tell ya', I was impressed.

Have had a couple of dozen old school Sig’s, loving them all.

Have had a P250, a couple of P320’s and a couple of P365’s.

The original P365 and XL that I owned were good, no issues, but were boring at the range. Nothing wrong with that as they were carry guns, but traded them for something else.

Bought a P365 Fuse as I liked the idea of a full sized P365. Feels great in the hand, shoots great and functions perfectly (for me). Not sure why problems occur for others but I’ve never had any issues with any Sig’s, no matter the issue (even my P290RS worked perfectly).

I really like the fuse and think it will be around for a while. Everything is still tight and stiff, but with more shooting and polishing (as needed) I have no doubt it will become a go to pistol for multiple applications.

I like that grip module, I’m going to swap the one on my Tac Ops out for one of these.

Anyone know of a place that sells physically narrow triggers? Seems like this one is really wide.

I just dove in and bought one since my local Runnings had the 365-9-BXR3-MS-TACPAC on clearance for $449.92 (tax free in NH ).

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Originally posted by Blackmore:
I just dove in and bought one since my local Runnings had the 365-9-BXR3-MS-TACPAC on clearance for $449.92 (tax free in NH ).

That's a great price!

One of my retired guys just ordered an optic ready P365 and it was $474 shipped. no tax.

Well, I ordered it for him last night. It shipped today and should be here Tuesday (I'm his FFL)

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Originally posted by Chowser:

That's a great price!

One of my retired guys just ordered an optic ready P365 and it was $474 shipped. no tax.

Well, I ordered it for him last night. It shipped today and should be here Tuesday (I'm his FFL)

I don't know if they're being clearanced chain-wide. My store had 3 more besides mine. Told a couple of my buddies.