The one owner I do know, would rather rather shoot my PPS and 642.

dI voted 2 but then I realized it should be 3.

2 guys from my volunteer firehouse. 1 is an LEO the other works in a local factory as a laborer.

The 3rd guy is a physician that I formerly worked with. Ran into him at the range just before Christmas and he has just bought a P365.

None of them had reported any issues.

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Well when one works in a gun shop that sells P365s it's bound to be a lot.

Indeed I lost count. And I'm tempted to add my name to that count...now that it's been a year and all.

Just me. I have two.

I don't know what anyone else has, however...I don't ask and don't hang out with other people looking at their firearms, so everyone in the neighborhood could have a 365, and I wouldn't know.

It's a concealed pistol, so...

My son just bought one. Each time I have one in my hand, my reaction is, "not bad but it doesn't feel as good in my hand as the Shield".

6, soon to be 7. It seems like every time I let someone shoot mine they end up buying one.

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:
Well when one works in a gun shop that sells P365s it's bound to be a lot.

Not necessarily.

While I know this isn't always the rule, a fair number of folks who've worked in gun stores for some time, tend to have a little perspective of the various firearms on the market, how they're doing, how well each manufacturer takes care of their customers, etc, etc, so they tend to be alot tougher of a sell on especially new products. To see so many in a shop snagging up 365s, in this case, to me.. seems rather telling.

Zippy.

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Originally posted by fpuhan:
SIG is reporting Halle Berry in the upcoming John Wick 3 totes a P365.

Well, if she goes topless like in the movie "Swordfish" or has a scene like in "Monsters Ball", well then I'mma gonna buy another 365.

I have a Glock 43X on the way but I’m still keeping the P365 on my radar if I feel like going a little smaller.

I know it's hard for some people to comprehend, but not everyone changes "EDC" at the drop of a hat for a couple more rounds, a couple fewer ounces, or whatever the latest 'thing' is.

Some people are more methodical about it, likely because they actually invest a lot of time, effort, and money buying the correct accessories, shooting a weapon at the range, and vetting it for carry.

Then again, for some people EDC is a wardrobe choice, with how they or the gun is 'feeling' an important consideration.

Good to see the reports of issues with the P365 tapering off and glad to hear people seem to like them. But not all people are moths attracted to a flame.

Picked mine up yesterday. Looking forward to much range time.
Fits my hand very well, even with the 10 round mag.

Finally broke down and got one...only now one other officer who has one

Four, including me. Happy with it so far.

At the SHOT Show, the 365 had its own table in the Sig booth .

I'd guess about 8 now. No problems thus far and all are very pleased with them. Several are officers carrying as backup (10rd mags, in pocket or ankle rig).

Two of my buddies who own the LGS feel the P365 is one of the most important advancements in concealed carry in recent memory. So . . . the answer is three - since upon their recommendation I bought one on Thursday.