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Sig P365
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A good Sig P320 trigger. (Earlier ones were variable in their trigger quality)
If you've ever shot an FNS pistol, it is comparable in feel and reset.
Better than a Glock, no mush. Comparable reset feel.
Not as light as a PPQ, but I wouldn't want it to be in a gun this small.
Comparable to a new M&P Compact 2.0, but a more distinct reset.
This really depends. I've handled a couple of them and the triggers all varied. Most had short resets, but some had a very short pull that would remind you of a CZ P10, so a little take up, a wall, then a break. While others had some take up, somewhat of a wall, some travel, then break; so maybe smooth glockish?
The grip is a little on the small side. I also have to adjust a little to drop a mag. But this isn't a tactical/service type pistol. I'm not worried about mag changes with 10+1 capacity in a pocket pistol. I can even do the 12+1 mag in the pocket in a couple of my jean shorts. Beats the hell out of a J frame, which is the mission that I find this pistol to be well suited for.
I'm thinking, if I decide to go with the P 365 for EDC, that I may quit carrying a spare mag, like I do with my Kahr CM-9. That would accomplish two things. I wouldn't worry about mag changes and I'd have less stuff to carry around. Like you said, this is a personal defense pistol.
Yeah, I have thought about the same thing. I currently carry a SIG P938 with the 7-round magazine, and then a backup 6-round mag for a total of 13 rounds. It would be nice to go without the backup mag, and 12 rounds vs. 13 rounds is not a huge difference, but it would be great not to have to carry the extra mag.
I was bored Friday night, and noticed Big R's flyer showed 10% off regular price of all handguns. So I took a drive to the one in Marion just to look around. Figured it would be just looking, then grab something to eat and head home.
Lo and behold, top left corner of the case of 9mm's, right by a slew of Glocks, sat a P365 marked $519.99. Minus 10%, plus tax, $500.70 out the door! I felt pretty darn fortunate. I should have bought a lottery ticket after that!
I carry an extra mag regardless of the capacity. It's more of a redundant, in case I need it, have a malfunction type of thing for me. Now that said, under certain circumstances would I be able to successfully deploy it in that situation? Maybe, maybe not, but at least it would be possible.
1. Right place, right time, right price! Good score!
Stopped into Bass N Bucks and got a P365 in hand. Put my name on the $499 list at number 41. Pretty impressed they are keeping the price low. I am not a regular there but am more than willing to wait to give credit to their very fair pricing!
I tried to drop Dean Crail on them for a bump up the list but didn't work.
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I really like Colion Noir's videos. His take on the new P365 mirrors a lot of my initial thoughts.
I have owned and carried the Shield 9, Kahr PM9, Glock 43 and Walther PPS 9mm. For me, my new P365 renders all of them completely obsolete. It blows them all away, not only in capacity, but in shootability as well. The recoil impulse is extremely manageable, even with +P ammo. It shoots softer than any of the other single-stack polymer 9mms that I've owned.
The P365 is damn near Glock 19 capability with PM9 carryability. I really hope Sig does more with this platform than just the P365 sized pistol. A Glock 19 sized P365 with maybe 17+1 capacity and a 4" barrel would be perfect. Sig finally figured out how to make a good striker fired pistol without the goofy ass high bore axis on the P320. Now they need to run with the design.
I really like Colion Noir's videos. His take on the new P365 mirrors a lot of my initial thoughts.
I have owned and carried the Shield 9, Kahr PM9, Glock 43 and Walther PPS 9mm. For me, my new P365 renders all of them completely obsolete. It blows them all away, not only in capacity, but in shootability as well. The recoil impulse is extremely manageable, even with +P ammo. It shoots softer than any of the other single-stack polymer 9mms that I've owned.
The P365 is damn near Glock 19 capability with PM9 carryability. I really hope Sig does more with this platform than just the P365 sized pistol. A Glock 19 sized P365 with maybe 17+1 capacity and a 4" barrel would be perfect. Sig finally figured out how to make a good striker fired pistol without the goofy ass high bore axis on the P320. Now they need to run with the design.
Fordtough25
Grandmaster
Anybody had a firing pin issue yet, how many rounds down range so far? Seems there are significant issues from poorly made parts, and I wanted to try this out!! I'm waiting to see how it goes for now.
