I played with a 365, but, I didn't think I could justify it because it's slightly larger, and heavier than my Kimber Solo, but, I ran across one at a price I couldn't refuse, and it shoots really well, but, has an 8-9# trigger pull, whereas my Solo is only 5#.
That said, I'm picking up another 365, this weekend, because, out of the hundreds of pistols I've owned and fired, with a little bit of rubberized Talon grip, it fits MY hand better than anything else I've tried.
Luck of the draw, especially when buying, sight unseen, over the internet.That's weird. Mine is just over 6lbs. You might want to get it checked out. Most people rave about the P365 trigger.
Guys, can’t tell ya how happy I am with this Sig P365. Took it out again today for another round at the range and 100 rounds later I’m still excited on how it shoots and handles. Not only does it shoot great, it fits perfectly in my back pocket with a pocket holster. I think my search for the perfect pocket 9 is over.
Can’t wait til I pick up a Hellcat so I can compare the two but for right now I’m perfectly content with the Sig.
I played with a 365, but, I didn't think I could justify it because it's slightly larger, and heavier than my Kimber Solo, but, I ran across one at a price I couldn't refuse, and it shoots really well, but, has an 8-9# trigger pull, whereas my Solo is only 5#.
That said, I'm picking up another 365, this weekend, because, out of the hundreds of pistols I've owned and fired, with a little bit of rubberized Talon grip, it fits MY hand better than anything else I've tried.
And while the 10 round capacity in such a small gun is revolutionary, it does add more weight and for carry weight is everything. A fully loaded 365 is like 4 ounces more than a fully loaded LC9S. In the unlikely event I fire a weapon in self defense, if 8 rounds don’t do it then I doubt 11 will.
I’ve looked at the 365 and might get one at some point but I carry a Ruger LC9S. The size of the Sig is virtually identical and the weight of the Ruger is slightly less. And while the 10 round capacity in such a small gun is revolutionary, it does add more weight and for carry weight is everything. A fully loaded 365 is like 4 ounces more than a fully loaded LC9S. In the unlikely event I fire a weapon in self defense, if 8 rounds don’t do it then I doubt 11 will. And I have yet to feel a lighter trigger on a striker fired weapon then the LC9S. I do like the night sights on the Sig, though. But I can add them to my Ruger and still spend less then the Sig.
Excellent observations.I don't like the SAS, but don't tell anyone at Sigtalk. They don't like that sort of rebellion, lol.
First, it's ported. Unneeded and the negatives outweigh the positives.
Second, the sight comes from the factory ridiculously off target as evidenced by several video reviews and online testimonies. It's also more difficult to acquire under stress and takes a bit of practice to get acquainted with. Its also is hard to pick up in certain lighting conditions.
Third, removing the takedown lever and making the slide release incredibly small offer questionable advantages. Some say it helps them to not ride the slide release and accidentally activate it. Fair point.
Fourth, for most, the regular P365 is entirely adequate and is very snag-free as is. Some who pocket carry say the SAS offers an advantage.
Fifth, I don't like Sig's preposterous claim in their advertising of it that assumes the real world only consists of very close range encounters and accuracy at longer distances isn't needed. Increased active shooter incidents in public places are happening the "real world".
But whatever floats your boat. It doesn't make sense for me, so I bought the regular P365. Others may think it's the cat's meow for them. Cool. Buy it.
That's pretty much me as well, can't impress it on folks just how crazy I am about mine.can’t tell ya how happy I am with this Sig P365
While I agree about the P365 especially in the hot summer months, still in all there is nothing more comforting than a commander sized 1911, note I said comforting, comfortable not so much.A lifetime 1911 fan/freak, and I love my P-365 for carry/shooting just as much.
That's pretty much me as well, can't impress it on folks just how crazy I am about mine.