Oriental Redneck
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P365 vs P365 SAS
Which do you prefer and why?
Thanks
Not the SAS
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| | | Posts: 1813 | Location: Oregon | Registered: September 25, 2001 | 
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| The SAS is without a doubt an acquired taste. And, it does require a bit more trigger time (and familiarization) to be comfortable with the sights. Once you're comfortable, it's rather accurate out to 7-10 yards. The single rear sight is actually 2 separate sights, a tritium dial and a fiber optic. The SAS (Sig Anti Snag) feature makes this an excellent choice for pocket carry inside a suitable pocket holster. I own both the original and the SAS as well as the XL. The SAS is definitely my 3rd choice to carry but if it were all I had, I wouldn't be upset.
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| I sold my SAS (w/ XL grip module) after carrying it daily for 2+ years. Picked up a 365X and put a Holosun on it... Never looked back.
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| I have a 365SAS and a 365XL. The XL is a better weapon for everything but pocket carry. There is a place for both, just think of the SAS as an upgraded J frame revolver with twice the rounds and a quicker reload in a more potent caliber.
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