Thank you! I always clean my guns when I buy them, and always after a range day.

As you should, my friend.

Thanks for watching! Some people are buying these guns and experiencing problems right out the box. The goal is to show that it shouldn’t be like that, and these are prime examples.

@@MightyMarceGGhas it gotten better? Do you know if all the macros are doing this or just some

@@MightyMarceGG Great video! I am still new to pistols and in progress of getting my LTC. I too was concerned of the loading issues of the 365 platform. This is my first pistol purchase intended for CC protection and was worried I had a malfunctioning weapon direct from factory! I recently purchased the P365 xmacro with the manual safety and no comp cutouts. I did my initial tear down of the pistol, thoroughly cleaned out ALL of the factory preservative on the gun and two mags with anhydrous alcohol (not including FCU). There was a promo for three additional mags direct from Sig Sauer website. Redeemed, received, and cleaned those off as well. The gun is properly lubed and awaiting first field day. I was freaking out that all five of my mags weren't loading as smooth as a pig skating on butter. With seventeen rounds in the mag, it is a very tight push into the pistol. Very tight to properly seat and the first rack feels bad. 16 rounds feels better (still not good, should be 17) but hear me out; maybe the xmacro is not intended to be stored in a 17+0 configuration? I am thinking that 17+1 is the intended way. Of course the mag will still be difficult to initially load but the one in the chamber removes you from racking into that 17mag since one is already in the chamber. I would think that a sub compact pistol designed for conceal carry would be stored/holstered in a 17+1 configuration. Am I wrong in this? Please let me know, asking questions is a part of learning! I would think that why WOULDN'T you have one already in the chamber in storage/holstered? I don't think that in a life and death situation, I would spare a second or two to pull back the pistol slide to load one in the chamber and put the pistol back on target. I'd feel safer just keep the pistol on target, flip the safety off and go to town. Again, I am still new to pistols. Please let me know if this thinking is wrong. P.S. The magazines are a nightmare to load fully to 17. I bought myself a speed beez because I love my thumbs.