larry lucas they are great!

Tj C couldn’t have said it better!

Mine doesn't have a thud when I pull the trigger; just a bang ;-)

Robert Manning I have always enjoyed sigs products as well. Thank you, much appreciated!

Side Kickz Got to play with the p365 XL a couple days ago.. they are sweet! On my list to get as well

@@outdoorsguy4 I regret to say I actually traded my p365 for a g43 w/ (night sights included) and $50 just 2 days ago...I'm kinda kicking myself honestly. I think I got a good enough deal that I can trade up though. What do you think?

Side Kickz I’d think you’d be able to recoup a good amount of money if you decided you want something else. Good luck!

steve MITCHELL I agree man!

My pt111 shits all over it

Agent 47 no

yep

Jason Lessard Yes I think the thud sound it makes is what turned me off to it at first.. whole different ball game when you get some live ammo in it. Sig has shipped the p365 with some different cases over the course of them selling them, just depends when you bought yours. Appreciate your feedback!

Just bought it, has a build date, 3/19.

Jason Lessard interesting.. had a fella comment that had a born on date in late feb, which is what mine is, and said his came w the same case as mine. Not sure about the whole who gets what case thing

Brian Edwards awesome!

Resdep 2001 Hope it treats ya well!

@@outdoorsguy4 thank you

Pretty cool! Been meaning to try that sas model and get my hands on one at a store, will def have to check it out

N Mocha Thank you!

Martin Mosman thanks, great info! Glad they are treating you well

Jim Morrison hope it treats ya well. Good deal👍 mine were stiff from the factory but I left them loaded for a while and it made loading much easier from then on

I'm a Massachusetts guy and have been thinking about getting the 365 . I'm a Shield guy . We'll see 💥💥💥 .

@@outdoorsguy4 I followed your advice and keep the mags loaded , as well as the 2 spare mags I ordered from a gun shop.

@@davegass1650 I like mine. However, you can use a Magguts replacement spring with follower on your current 8 round Shield mags and get 10 rounds in them. You would have the same 10 + 1 capacity as the P365 for short money. I would give that a try before dropping $500 on a new gun.

@@jamesmorrison7847 In my Shield 2.0 RI transfer . I have the factory night sights and use magazine extensions . Thanks for your opinion 💥💥💥

Ludwig Based on the track record and reports that were being released until summer of 18 I think I gave ample time for myself to buy and test the gun before making the video. The little gun is awesome none the less.. good to know about the thud of the striker👍

Na. The newest version still jammed hard at the range I tried it at. Glock 43 ran flawlessly. Changed my mind.

Jason Cervantes a range gun of which you don't know it's history? Two 365s in my possession with no issues ever. Glock 43 is an OK gun but doesn't compare to what the 365 offers.

@@TonyTorzido a Stallard JS-9 is better than any glock 43

AikihermPRS much appreciated!

Jason Sig Sauer USA awesome man! Glad they are working well for you

I've been researching the sig p365 and I'm a newbie when it comes to guns. It would be my first handgun and I was wondering what brand of training ammo do you use? I've heard from multiple people that the sig can be kind of picky in terms of the different types of ammo people use for it

simplyprecious441 federal American eagle is what I shoot most of the time

A 229 SAS, one with German frame and older SIG two piece screw on grip panels. It's the double stack version of the 239 40SW.

Have heard from many different people that sig has changed the case up a few times they offer with the gun

Joseph Bukal I hope it all works out for you but I don’t think you can tell if the kinks are truly worked out of it until you put 500 to 1000 rounds through it.

Michael C Definitely a lot to offer in this little gun.. rooting for sig on it and that they’ve got them straightened out. Thanks for the feedback!

I just got one and picked up all the shells to check for swiping and it wasn't showing anything just the shape of the striker

T.J. Schmid I agree w you brother. I can’t put mine down either.. glad it is treating you well. Appreciate your feedback!

lawdog490 Awesome! That’s great to hear👍

PF9 is a million times better

academy here in NC doesnt do military discount? Or did you get it for memorial day?

@@jonathanm1854 I cannot speak for NC, but the one I access online has a tab called "IDMe". Punch in the last for of your SSN & enter your dates of service & once approved (it takes but a few seconds) you get 10% off for life. Be it a pistol or a pack of Tic-Tacs.

they're doing one right now here in Orlando, FL - i think it's a promotion that they must do every so often

Because the gun is so small, many people, including myself, tend to have the thumb resting on the slide release. Try adjusting your thumb so it doesn't ride the slide release. I had this problem along with many others, and that slight thumb adjustment took care of that problem.

@@sigsauer9246 thanks for the info, but my grip is sort of old fashioned, I pin my gun hand thumb with my support hand thumb instead of parallel as is taught these days. This is my old habit from my military days and hard to break and I only do that for my full sized pistols. I know it is a mag problem. Cheers

Eddie A nice!

Go ahead make our day Scooter & Peanut Pretty cool to that get that much fire power in a small package. I have yet to get a 12 round mag, but definitely need to

Jim Williams Good deal! Mine has still been running like a top..

James Massie Awesome.. thanks brother!

Matthew Sprechet appreciate the feedback! Hope it continues to run well for you

I think I got it ghost using my keypad when I ain't looking I write my paragraph and then went to ever I read them after I send them in the words change

Matthew Sprechet. That’s what happen when you do drugs before lunch.

Mike M. Thanks brother!

JPS 3B That’s awesome.. everybody I let shoot the gun loves the ergos of it as well. I appreciate it! Same goes to you

one-of-us appreciate it!

Mine's a stallard arms js-9. It'll outshoot your overbuilt sig any day.

tacbear nice!!

Edward Brown absolutely!

Make sure you buy a mag uplula for loading your magazine’s

He's actually right as I just got my p365 and tried it with the flush fight mag and very comfortable to hold. Kinda like my P64.

William Lezotte thanks for the feedback! I like the fit and finish of a sig over a Glock as well.. the p365 is an awesome little unit, hope it treats ya well!

Interesting reply. I own both. I like both. I do like the P365 best. But both are fine guns. Neither feels cheap. People should shoot what they like. You do realize that both are polymer, right?

@@greamatter Sig is NOT polymer - all metalic frame - and slide - EXACTLY why I bought that P 365!

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@@williamlezotte7954 , you must have a different model of P365 than I have. Mine has a polymer frame. Sig calls the bottom portion of the P365 the "grip" and you will see their website identifies the grip as polymer and the frame as stainless. To me, when you disassemble a semiautomatic handgun in preparation for cleaning, the first things you are left with are the slide and the frame. The SIg and the Glock leave you gripping a piece of polymer that houses the trigger, striker, and the stainless steel rails that the slide runs on. When you separate your P220 into two pieces in preparation for cleaning you are left holding an alloy frame and a stainless steel slide. Oh, and the alloy frame happens to have a pair of removable panels Sig calls 'grips'. Apparently Sig can't make up their minds what comprises a grip and a frame.

Trek For Truth much appreciated!

BIG Mike Doran nice!

Frank Butta Not sure why mine has the larger case to tell you the truth. Glad you are liking it, rooting for sig on this one!

outdoorsguy4 I forgot to give you a thumbs up. 👍

Frank Butta Much appreciated!

Just bought one today I got a small grey case also. Was brand new still sealed, got it from cabelas

Genia Coffey that’s awesome to hear! Definitely worth every cent👍

I bought the *Glock 43X.* I was going to get the G43 but the G43X was just released so for my XXL hands I changed to the longer grip. I shot it for 114 rounds and then very lightly cleaned it & lightly oiled it. After this I shot the G43X - 300 to 400 more times *without any cleaning.* *Report/Review of the Glock 43X* This is a very light, very reliable, accurate, and top concealed carry pistol. The one or two pluses that makes the Glock better for me over the SIG P365 and the S&W Shield (these are the top three (3) CCW guns in the USA). *1. Maintaining* - It is a Glock. This means it is easy to *completely* take apart piece by piece for detailed cleaning. Much more & easier than any gun on the market. l love this as I can do this myself and save time/money to totally clean it or if needed I personally can gunsmith my pistol. *2. Boring Reliability* - At an indoor gun range the small Glock shot all aluminum, brass, & even wolf steel cased fmj bullets without jamming. Not only was the Wolf *black box* 115 gr bullets reliable in the G43X but it was the most accurate of all the bullets. Yes, that was Russian Wolf - cheap & dirty stuff, WHhhhhhaaaaaaAT! I shot HST, Critical Defense, Federal Range & Defense Hollow points... all without jams or anything. *The SIG P365* Would have really bought the SIG P365 if it was reliable in the beginning. I was looking at it hard early on and then the "issues" started popping up with the SIGs - the P320 & the P365. Today's SIG P365 is "probably" reliable because of all the changes SIG, Inc. has done. But since *you don't ever get a second first impression*... I passed for safety concerns & I just don't want a CCW gun that maybe is good. No maybes for self-defense. That what I have experienced.

sweetcostarica That’s the beauty of the gun world man.. so many great firearms to pick from to get exactly what fits your criteria. Glad you’re happy with the 43x though, no secret that Glock makes a good reliable firearm. I understand where you’re coming from, the first problems left a bad taste in a lot of people’s mouths. I think they have it fixed but you definitely can’t make a second first impression.. thanks for the comment!

@@outdoorsguy4 Thanks. Your review was one of the better type on any pistol (IMO). I only have one gun for CCW, the afore mentioned G43X. I might get another pistol for OWB and that would be a SIG P320. Will wait a while though to see if the P320 works out for the military. If not I will get the Glock 19X. Stay safe.

sweetcostarica Appreciate it! You do the same

Walter Glad they got it squared away!

I've heard about more failures if using 115 or 124 gr. I've been using 147 and not had any issues at all

Chad Lacy Interesting. I have shot mostly 124g with a box or two of 115g and haven’t had any hiccups

Still issues with the Sig? I've been waiting to get the P365. And only defensive ammo I use are the 124 gr Federal HST or the Speer 124gr +P Gold Dot. I guess i'll wait another year and go with something else like the Glock. I really want to get this gun, but if issues still persists I don't bet my life on a gun that will fail to fire or jam when needed most.

Vegasus I haven’t had any issues with mine. I’d say Sig has worked out all the problems at this point. My comment about the grain of ammo was from articles I read about all short barrel handguns, not just the P365. It was stating that larger grain ammo worked better because these guns with short barrels have an extractor that engages much more quickly than the average handgun and the pressures from the larger grain helps. The Federal HST 124 is probably adequate because it is a +P round. I’m using the Federal HST 147. But Federal has also released a HST 150 marketed as for micro handguns. Likewise, Dig’ down ammo for the 365 is a 124. I’d just stay away from 115 personally.

Bob P Thanks man! I couldn’t agree more.. it is pretty easy to pull this pistol with out performing with the correct fundamentals. Hope your p365 continues to run well!

failure to execute shooting fundamentals well will produce inaccurate results. Show less which could be said about every small pistol, especially micros.

ThrowingLead very true!

Drake Bentley that’s awesome!

@@outdoorsguy4 thanks dude. Cool video btw.

d17a2dude yeah I would contact their customer service if it was something that was happening routinely. They might tell you it’s part of the break in period or might have you send the gun back. I would definitely consult them just to be sure

@Vin Vin Whats a good, affordable ammo for training?

Chris Martinelli I totally understand. I had a very similar feeling but decided to just finally do it, very happy that I did.

I’ve held it, surprised at just how small it is. Felt good though. Much smaller in the hand than my G43. I plan to shoot it prior to making final decision.

Just go get it. Easy to shoot, easy to conceal, and very reliable.

Pull the trigger (so to speak...)! I am about 800 rounds in and no issues, other then a couple of stovepipes while first learning to hold it. Fantastic shooter!!

The Legendary Legend of Legends you would most likely have to contact the online supplier to find out the build date of one you’re going to order, where as in a shop you can see the build date on the side of the case it comes in.

@@outdoorsguy4 Alright, thank's for the info.

Durhamite77 an engineering marvel is absolutely right!

Chris Rogers Thank you!

xGUDDAx I’ve been very pleased w it

Falcon Lair Thanks! Definitely go get your hands on one if you get the chance.. sig makes an extended 12 round magazine that would probably be what you’re after

Slap yourself

Boy, that's a true statement. I just bought a new P365. Right out of the box the trigger is very rough. It feels like grit on the mechanisms. Haven't even fired it yet. Waiting for the polish and micro polishing wheels to arrive so I can disassemble and polish all contact surfaces. I don't even want to fire the gun until I smooth the trigger pull.

@@douglasrodrigues9329 i hear once you fire ig, the trigger starts to break in and feel better. I haven't shot my new p365 yet so i can't say this is true or not.

glinden111 Yes it is safe. The gun can not fire a round in the chamber unless the trigger is pulled

Thank you for contacting SIG Sauer. The P365 has internal safeties, designed to prevent the pistol from firing without pulling the trigger. The Striker Safety Lock locks the striker in the rear position until the trigger is pressed all the way to the rear. The Mechanical Disconnector disconnects the trigger bar from the sear when the slide is out of battery; so the trigger can be pressed but the striker will not be released. So, as long as the trigger is not pulled, the firearm will not fire.

Brian Spruill mine came with the case.. have heard a lot of different things about who gets what case. Honestly not sure how sig is shipping these out case wise

johnscreekmark 👍👍

Same here. I emailed sig sauer about a month ago asking when they should be available, and the customer support that replied said they dont know yet

Awesome! Didn't realize they were going to make one with a manual safety. That's the main reason I haven't bought one.

Just got an email from sig saying the manual safety version is now shipping

@@outdoorsguy4 yeah, I just saw a post on Facebook from sig about it

That's a good deal $50 free magazine that was cool

The $ goes before the number not after....

@@dps6198 sorry I didn't know I say 499 dollars not dollars 499

@@dlaw929 $499 unless you live outside the 🇺🇸 some countries put the currency type after the amount. But not in the 🇺🇸. Good review though. 👍

D LAW fuck academy

Jesus Saves Glad it’s treating you well! I have to agree with you on that one

No. You sound like a limp wrist guy. Post after post and thousands of rounds of flawless function, speaks volumes. So your post is a joke. Got it pussy?

Something about your story makes me doubt this actually happened to you.The gun you rented had a dead trigger after exactly 10 rounds? Did you check if it was a light primer strike, or a popped primer?

Guys I think hes joking, the gun holds 10 rounds and he said it wouldn't shoot after 10 rounds... Its a joke like "yeah my Sig wouldnt shoot! It was out of bullets"

@@FerrariTeddy I carry 10+1 so it didn't occur to me that could be a troll.

Voice of Reason there is a date on the sticker on the side of the hard case

Roger McGee a iwb kydex holster by concealment express, have a vid of it on my channel. Have been carrying it in it since I got the gun and have liked it a lot

American Freedom-Fighter Awesome! Hope it continues to treat ya well

USMC 64 , that’s impossible.

USMC 64 Glad it’s treating you well!

Spike not on the model I have, but sig offers the gun with a manual safety

Stillborn Soul it seems that people have been getting a variety of different hard cases with the P365.. not entirely sure the criteria that decides who gets what case

You might have gotten refurb

@@texasghost6725 from a brick-and-mortar chain store? Paying $499 on sale with a born on date February 6th 2019?

Stillborn Soul you would think the least they could do is keep the packaging consistent

Dave Gass much appreciated!

@@outdoorsguy4 👍👍👍

I got them both. Lol..... the p365 still has a issue with primer drag.

Mason Black i love the p365, I bought it over the walther and all the other sub compacts on the market. My 2nd place was the Walter though, if the p365 doesn’t make the cut for you I would recommend the Walther or the shield. They felt the best for me other than the Sig.

Maybe eventually I'll get both lol but going to the range to try them out today, appreciate the recommendations

365 all the way. I have the ppq 9mm 4 inch. I didnt like there sc.

@@chevykent77 just picked up the 365 today, awesome gun just have to break in the 12 round mag it's hard to load to capacity

Javier Fernandez much appreciated!

MRLUGNUTS I have been more than pleased with their product!

I highly recommend concealment express, i learned the hard way and blew through a ton of cash on different holsters for my pistols. Once I got one, it was a game changer. I can only speak of their iwb holsters

pat bryan 9mm

Somethingfishyinc.net not one single issue?

@@texasghost6725 no sir. Knock on wood. Shoot every week just about as i did today. Imo its a great all around gun. I just read they are coming out with a 15 round mag! For a carry 9m can not beat that. Probably buy another one next year thinking they will have couple variants like a legion maybe?

Somethingfishyinc.net if they come out with a legion or an x series edition, I would be all over it. I’m starting to hear nothing but good these days, might be time to move on from glock

@@texasghost6725 do it

Somethingfishyinc.net love to hear it! Glad it’s treating you well

Garrett Good deal man! Glad it’s running well

BlackCat 56 9mm

Surprised you can even buy one anywhere in Europe.

​@@t6v5c2 Czech's can too :) but yeah 967$ right now WITHOUT night sights.... it goes to us trough Germany and Germany has Tritium banned as "military material" so we need to buy some aftermarket sights on top of that :/

Texas Ghost I don’t have any experience with the xcompact to recommend one over the other, sorry brother

Hail to The_Rooster Good deal👍 hope it treats you well!

got mine at academy on 8/23/19 it was $499 plus tax. two mags one extended.Same born date.

scott stephens You’re absolutely right. I noted it in the vid because the striker drag on the P365 can be excessive imo compared to other sub compacts and before Sig addressed the problem it was breaking strikers

@@outdoorsguy4 I agree. Striker drag induces a lot of stress on the tip of the striker. Stress fatigue induces cracking over time. It's inevitable. How much time does it take to reach the failure point of the part? That depends of the quantitative analysis of the stress, cyclical rate, amplitude, etc, as well as the design, shape, size, and metallurgical properties of the part, etc. And I know that they have redesigned the striker tip to better withstand this stress. Unfortunately, it's still an MIM part, and while I know that MIM is a good process for manufacturing many intricate parts, its original advantage was, and still is, as a cost saving measure. It's just less expensive to make certain parts with MIM than machining. And this increases with the intricacy of the part in question. The thing is, with a striker being relatively easy to design in a simple shape, the savings aren't huge compared to more complex parts requiring more complex machining operations. The grain structure of MIM will never equal that of high quality forged steel alloys. Can it be "good enough"? Depends on the task at hand, and a lot of variables in the manufacturing process. I guess Sig thought the original part was "good enough". They bet on it when they rushed the pistol to market with insufficient testing outside of their finite element analysis software . And lost.... Personally, I'd much prefer Sig to charge the extra $10 it would cost them to make a properly designed, machined, striker made of high quality tool steel that exceeds the stresses it will ever see by a large margin. And maybe do a bit more real world testing on their products before releasing them... I really do want this pistol to be good! I'd even go so far as to say that I hope it becomes good enough to retire my G43. Not sure that'll ever really happen, but a guy can dream...

Michael C A lot of good information there! I have to agree, I wish sig would have just stuck a quality part in there from the start to avoid all the commotion and give the gun a shaky reputation. Like you said, I am rooting for the P365 as well!

bobbyfanman17 I’m glad you added this comment. I live in California and cannot buy the 12 round magazines. Fortunate for me, my father in law is technically a Texas resident even though he’s here in California 8 months out of the year. He’s on his way home with three 12 rounders for me from Cabelas can’t wait to try those puppies out👍🏽