I'm a petite asian woman (5' 3", 115lbs). I have been shooting with a friend who runs a Glock 19. I can handle it alright, but it's like a brick on me and wouldn't work for a ccw. After many videos and reading through comments sections from others, I must say, your's very easily helped me make the decision. Thank you for the straightforward and very informative video!
Thank you for the most thorough video yet. I have had many questions on the variants and this video answered questions that I hadnt even thought of. Keep them coming!
I just got the orginal 365 and wow for a small gun its doesn't have much kick at all. Really amazing little gun only shot about 30 rounds through it because of ammo shortage but man I enjoyed it. Can't wait to get more ammo and shoot it more.
@@resolute492 Well as a new gun owner I don't really have much to compare it to except an even smaller pistol which was really unruly this one seems to go where I point it it still a little bit jumpy because of how small it is but it's controllable and I love having those 15 bullets. Trigger feels nice too.
Another great review; thanks! The porting on a small carry pistol is a deal breaker for some of us because of the gases and flash at close quarters. The original, but with a 12-rd magazine for a reload, still looks like the winner; wish Sig would include a 12-rounder in the box.
I own that one. Not an issue Never had to shoot someone & never had to shoot near my face Someone did a review to test the ports and it was minimal “waste” being spurt out t
I just upgraded my standard P365 with a Wilson Combat XL frame, tungsten weights and converted the 12 round magazines to 14 rounds with a Magguts plus 2 kit. Now I have 14 plus 1 in 9mm pocket gun that's so easy to carry and is reliable.
Seemed to me the difference in the trigger pull was related to the location of the gauge on the trigger more than any real difference in the internals. On the SAS, the curved trigger kept the gauge closer to the fulcrum, while with the flat faced trigger it wanted to slide down to the very tip. And actually did on the first go round - giving the lightest result of all three tries. Which makes total sense - longer lever arms really do provide mechanical advantage. Which might matter if you practice to keep your trigger finger at the very end of the trigger, but then the slightly lighter pull also comes at the disadvantage of the longest trigger throw. IMO they were really a wash and it comes down to personal preference over which trigger shape you like (personally I do like that of the XL.)
Chris, I am really glad you explained what "SAS" stands for. Because, silly person that I am, thought it must be the Special Air Service model. Hmmm. Possibly what I was supposed to think?
The warning about the SAS 365 at 13:00 is misleading. I can clean my gun and replace my slide never thinking about the slide release because it is designed to lock. Sig P365 SAS owner. Want to try the SAS slide on the XL frame after this video. Thanks much.
I've just started looking at Handguns for home defense, and later when I'm comfortable with it, concealed carry. I've watched several P 365 xl reviews and I noticed a couple other differences that you didn't mention and thought I'd pass them on for your viewers. I was told the mag receiver is slightly flared for easier mag insertion, and the slide has a longer sloped bevel at the front for less snag also. The xl also fits the 365 sig open ended holster, but will obviously stick out the open end.
I'm thinking I'll have to get an XL to go along with my standard 365, and mix & match according to my needs (or whims). Might be making a trip to Chris's place in the near future.
You mentioned that you have to turn the slide release on the SAS once you put the slide back on. Shouldn’t be the case, mine automatically locks back into place.
I bought the 365xl with a Romeo and I added a Hogue handgrip and I bought a 15 round mag to keep in the car because it is a little uncomfortable compared to the 12 round mags but I really enjoy carrying it everywhere I go and when I do open carry with my G-17 I still conceal my Sig I highly recommend anyone looking for a sub compact to look into any of them including the newest one not shown because it wasn’t released yet
I got one yesterday from PAFB bx and it did not come in Sig Sauer box.I also picked up a Victory which wasn't in the correct box.They do have an all sales final stamp red inked on reciept.The Victory was sold for less than price marked.
Got the latest ones as of 2021. XL+RDS and SAS. I prefer the SAS because for me the green dot is always in front of my eye every time. The XL+RDS not so good, even though I try to focus on sight notch first and then look for the dot I find myself spending more time with the RDS.
Thank you for this comment. First time gun buyer and I'm a little conflicted about whether the sights will set me up for difficulty when/if I decide to purchase more guns and are used to the SAS sights. But hearing ppl say they are good from the CC perspective for quick acquisition like they're supposed to makes me feel better about going for the SAS over any RDS ready sig.
So the SAS version can use that 15 magazine? I hope so that'd be cool. It makes it a 15+1? I'm totally new and looking for a gun that's small - this seems to be a great size considering that capacity.
@6:50 or so, front ports on the P365 SAS. Would the gases coming out of these ports be a possible hazard to the shooter, especially if the gun is held across the chest (close to the face) during a defense situation? @5:35, the bull's eye sight. Can it be replaced with a red dot (from SIG)?
I recently got my P365 XL with the Romeo Zero sight and I love it! I also added an Olight PL mini V2 to it, plus I’m waiting for any sort of compensator to come out for my gun to add on to it
What a GREAT comparison review! This was so helpful. I am a long-time handgun enthusiast, but I never got my concealed carry license. In the process of applying for it only now... As a woman, I'm concerned about how well I will be able to conceal things. Lots of my wardrobe is light colored and sheer fabrics, so I am considering purchasing a sand or coyote colored firearm (and holsters/bands, etc.), because that may help it to blend into my skin tone underneath my clothing. Any thoughts about that? Also, I am on the fence about whether or not I will want to carry something without a safety. I know, I know...train and use a good holster protecting the trigger guard; essential in this configuration. But as someone who has only practiced with safeties at the range, I'm just feeling hesitant. But I am willing to train with whatever I do choose to carry (I'm also considering the Walther PPS [another one with no safety] and the Sig 320 compact). Any suggestions or opinions on any of the above??? Thanks!
From experience both the p365 sas and p320 compact would be good choices, the compact has slightly less recoil but is a fair bit bigger, and the p365 sas isn't a snappy gun it's pleasant to shoot... that said as the p365 sas is my gun I'm probably a little biased.
I have the 365, 365XL, and the SAS slide and I mix and match depending on what I’m wearing. I also have the 320X Compact which is a great pistol but much harder to conceal than any of the 365’s. Summer I carry one of my 365’s. As soon as it cools off it’s either the 320 or I love my P229 Legion. It’s the Rolls Royce of hand guns if you ask me.. Go out and shoot them all and see what you think?
@@sammiches6859 , I've seen that NRA coyote edition, and I like it! Maybe I'll be able to pick one up when I have a little extra cash. Of course, I could always Ceracoat or Duracoat any gun to blend in!
@@davidwilson5581 , not sure why I only gave your comment a LIKE but never replied to you. Since I posted my original comment, I bought my CCW, and it ended up NOT being the Sig P365 (hard to believe, considering that I had invested LITERALLY hundreds of hours of research and auditioning various guns). But no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't snag a P365, for the life of me, thanks to 2020 madness! On some websites, I would actually find one, and by the time I hit BUY NOW, it would be sold right out from under me! So, I decided to go with a runner-up that I was ACTUALLY able to get my hands on: the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0. I figured it was better to have SOMETHING, rather than nothing. I like it, though, I did need to file down some sharp edges on the frame around the thumb safety and the slide lock. It is also EXTREMELY hard to rack the slide (now I know why they made an EZ model). But I have not been able to carry it on my body, due to my wardrobe. So, I keep it in a CCW crossbody purse. That is still an issue for me.
Appreciate the great presentation. Being a member of the Croation brotherhood of the XD I was thinking of getting the Hellcat. But the price and few other things like the sights are making me lean towards the Pig S365. I think in low disability conditions it's better to have front and rear tritium sights right out of the box.
Jonathan Hutto I agree . I love my Glock 26 with an SRO, but my P365 is much more comfortable to carry AIWB and conceals way better. I’m thinking of putting an XL slide on it with a Holosun 507k.
@@YeshuaDisciple916 Sig Sauer has it on their website as the P365 X-Change Kit. For $500, it includes Slide assembly w/rear sight plate for easy installation of a ROMEO Zero red dot optic, Barrel, XRAY night sights, Grip Module, and (1) 12-round magazine.
I'm looking to get a P365 as my first pistol. I'm going to sign up for concealed carry classes as well. I'm wondering if getting the XL is worth it over the original for the extra barrel length and finger space. I'm also a 5'10" male and about 150lbs. I guess I'm wondering if it'll be too bulky or do the benefits of the bigger gun outweigh the compact size of the original. Would love some input!
Great informative video! Thumbs up & subscribed. I’m a huge Sig fan l have several I asked Santa for the P-365 XL I’ve been a good boy so hopefully I’ll be opening one next week 👍🏼
I would like the XL a lot better if they went with the curved trigger instead of the straight one. If I bought one I would be buying a curved trigger to swap out the for straight one.
Firing pin drag is just a part of the "mini" 9mm be it Sig, S&W, Springfield, etc. Sig had .05% fire pin (as of quantities sold mid 2019) that weren't properly heat treated so it broke. It's been corrected of course.
Chris: I purchased a 365 XL an I'm still doing research because the supply house is on back order. I've seen videos of the XL with problems and other videos with claims of thousands of rounds and no hick ups/malfunctions. I have a Smith M&P 9c and a Shield 380 EZ. If you are familiar with those two, how does the recoil on the XL compare to those two? Thank you.
I really like my regular 365. I never thought I would carry it. I think the SAS is a gimmick, but that's just my opinion. I'm really curious about the xl.
imnew2nm i had zero problems holding a fist size group at 7 yd on paper. It's a 15 yd and in gun. As long as you don't expect anymore than that out of it, it's a good option for a conceal carry gun imo
imnew2nm it really forces you to have correct technique After dry firing I realize I do move my pistol when firing & that is exaggerated on the target. Also finger placement on trigger needs to be reviewed and re aligned. I used the crook in my first knuckle to shoot but I adjusted to use the finger pad and that helped tremendously with accuracy! I’m coming from a Bersa Thunder .380 When dialed in, it’s easy to get on target & when not warmed up(dialed in) , been accurate still but no real sense of groupings but still on target
Short, concise, covered combinations, no annoying music. Well done Sir, well done.
Yo momma well done
I very much appreciate these comparison videos. Especially this one on the 365 models.
I'm a petite asian woman (5' 3", 115lbs). I have been shooting with a friend who runs a Glock 19. I can handle it alright, but it's like a brick on me and wouldn't work for a ccw. After many videos and reading through comments sections from others, I must say, your's very easily helped me make the decision. Thank you for the straightforward and very informative video!
One of the best reviews I've seen in a long time. Well done.
Thank you for the most thorough video yet. I have had many questions on the variants and this video answered questions that I hadnt even thought of. Keep them coming!
Excellent and informative; I’m impressed that you can keep all of the specs in your head. Well done!!
Best review I’ve come across on the 365s!!! Outstanding job.
The best comparison view I’ve seen on these pistols. Thank u.
You’ve answered every question I had (and some I’ve not thought of). Good job.
I just got a job at a gun store and this is my new favorite channel l
Thank you, This really clears up the differences in the firearms for me. I dont think there was another video that explained it as well
I just got the orginal 365 and wow for a small gun its doesn't have much kick at all. Really amazing little gun only shot about 30 rounds through it because of ammo shortage but man I enjoyed it. Can't wait to get more ammo and shoot it more.
Great comparison. Answered all of my questions!
Just bought my XL, cannot wait to get my hands on it!
well ? how is it ?
@@resolute492 Well as a new gun owner I don't really have much to compare it to except an even smaller pistol which was really unruly this one seems to go where I point it it still a little bit jumpy because of how small it is but it's controllable and I love having those 15 bullets. Trigger feels nice too.
You helped me decide to buy the XL. Thank you
What type of holster did you purchase for it?
@@graceditz742 typical inside the waistband holster for a compact that my local range had on clearance. It’s Shockingly comfy. Idk the brand.
Outstanding overview of each, great detail and depth.
Another great review; thanks!
The porting on a small carry pistol is a deal breaker for some of us because of the gases and flash at close quarters. The original, but with a 12-rd magazine for a reload, still looks like the winner; wish Sig would include a 12-rounder in the box.
Lots of Yo8utube reviews on the ported barrel, none that I have seen show this as any actual issue, not even when fired in a closed car.
I own that one. Not an issue
Never had to shoot someone & never had to shoot near my face
Someone did a review to test the ports and it was minimal “waste” being spurt out t
Very nice review - one of the better ones I have seen - great job!
I just upgraded my standard P365 with a Wilson Combat XL frame, tungsten weights and converted the 12 round magazines to 14 rounds with a Magguts plus 2 kit. Now I have 14 plus 1 in 9mm pocket gun that's so easy to carry and is reliable.
Thanks for making this video. Really appreciate the hard work.
Absolutely needed this. Good segment on interchangeability of the slides and grip frames.
Great comparison and very informative!
Love my sas. My grouping is tight and is my daily carry.
Seemed to me the difference in the trigger pull was related to the location of the gauge on the trigger more than any real difference in the internals.
On the SAS, the curved trigger kept the gauge closer to the fulcrum, while with the flat faced trigger it wanted to slide down to the very tip. And actually did on the first go round - giving the lightest result of all three tries. Which makes total sense - longer lever arms really do provide mechanical advantage. Which might matter if you practice to keep your trigger finger at the very end of the trigger, but then the slightly lighter pull also comes at the disadvantage of the longest trigger throw. IMO they were really a wash and it comes down to personal preference over which trigger shape you like (personally I do like that of the XL.)
This video answered all my Qs regarding the varieties. TY
What's up Westfield! Noblesville over here :)
Thankyou for this! I have small hands and no guns but im thinking this will be my 1st!
Chris, I am really glad you explained what "SAS" stands for. Because, silly person that I am, thought it must be the Special Air Service model. Hmmm. Possibly what I was supposed to think?
Google.
@@airspeedup9853 Another you tube video said SAS stood for sweet ass shooter
Thank you so much!
Excellent review!!!
I'm gonna be getting an XL grip module for my standard p365
I did and to me its the best combination.
The warning about the SAS 365 at 13:00 is misleading. I can clean my gun and replace my slide never thinking about the slide release because it is designed to lock. Sig P365 SAS owner.
Want to try the SAS slide on the XL frame after this video. Thanks much.
Great comparisons, really sorted it out for me.
Amazing video. All questions were answered.
At the end of the day, which model is better or recommended? sorry! I do not speak English. Greetings from Argentina!
Very informative and very well done! I love my SAS and carry it everywhere.
Hello from Bloomington, Indiana
Good video. This is exactly what I was looking for. Very thorough. Thanks.
Excellent review....
Beautiful video. I was looking for something like this video. Take my upvote.
Thank u for sharing... i bought 1 anyway and i love it.
The sas with a a laser sounds good
Great review. Thorough without fluff. Much appreciated.
wasnt sure about the p365 and the XL ... so I got both of em’
At the end of the day, which model is better or recommended? sorry! I do not speak English. Greetings from Argentina!
I've just started looking at Handguns for home defense, and later when I'm comfortable with it, concealed carry. I've watched several P 365 xl reviews and I noticed a couple other differences that you didn't mention and thought I'd pass them on for your viewers. I was told the mag receiver is slightly flared for easier mag insertion, and the slide has a longer sloped bevel at the front for less snag also. The xl also fits the 365 sig open ended holster, but will obviously stick out the open end.
Well, are you part of the ccw club yet?
Great video man. Thank you! Happy 4th!
Great comparison video. Thanks!
Great video. Thank you for giving a good comparison!
I'm thinking I'll have to get an XL to go along with my standard 365, and mix & match according to my needs (or whims). Might be making a trip to Chris's place in the near future.
What a great video well done 👍🏼👌🏼, now I have an idea what to get for my CCW, thank you very much, awesome 👏🏼
Excellent review and comparison. Great information. This has helped me make a very informed decision on my next carry Sig. Thank you.
At the end of the day, which model is better or recommended? sorry! I do not speak English. Greetings from Argentina!
Just bought my first sig 365 shot it fell in love with it plan on getting also the sig 238 Navy.
I love my Sig P365 ❤️
excellent comparison. great explanation..thank you .....
Very helpful video and concise.
You mentioned that you have to turn the slide release on the SAS once you put the slide back on. Shouldn’t be the case, mine automatically locks back into place.
I have a P365 and love it!
Great Review, Thank you.
I bought the 365xl with a Romeo and I added a Hogue handgrip and I bought a 15 round mag to keep in the car because it is a little uncomfortable compared to the 12 round mags but I really enjoy carrying it everywhere I go and when I do open carry with my G-17 I still conceal my Sig I highly recommend anyone looking for a sub compact to look into any of them including the newest one not shown because it wasn’t released yet
I carry the sig 365x smaller then the XL but compatible with the 15+1 mags
My everyday carry is the sig 365x with the 15+1 magazine 😉
nice overview! i'm trying to find a standard model w/ manual safety. they are sold out everywhere in May 2020!
I got one yesterday from PAFB bx and it did not come in Sig Sauer box.I also picked up a Victory which wasn't in the correct box.They do have an all sales final stamp red inked on reciept.The Victory was sold for less than price marked.
Got the latest ones as of 2021. XL+RDS and SAS. I prefer the SAS because for me the green dot is always in front of my eye every time. The XL+RDS not so good, even though I try to focus on sight notch first and then look for the dot I find myself spending more time with the RDS.
Thank you for this comment. First time gun buyer and I'm a little conflicted about whether the sights will set me up for difficulty when/if I decide to purchase more guns and are used to the SAS sights. But hearing ppl say they are good from the CC perspective for quick acquisition like they're supposed to makes me feel better about going for the SAS over any RDS ready sig.
P365XL frame w/ P365SAS slide & threaded barrel from True Precision would be a nice rig!
So the SAS version can use that 15 magazine? I hope so that'd be cool. It makes it a 15+1? I'm totally new and looking for a gun that's small - this seems to be a great size considering that capacity.
@6:50 or so, front ports on the P365 SAS. Would the gases coming out of these ports be a possible hazard to the shooter, especially if the gun is held across the chest (close to the face) during a defense situation?
@5:35, the bull's eye sight. Can it be replaced with a red dot (from SIG)?
Is it possible to swap the SAS slide release out for a standard one without having to buy the whole P365 grip module?
Excellent assessment!!
I believe the P365 Xl is just a little over 3/4 of an inch longer than the original not an inch and three quarters.
It’s 6 tenths of an inch longer
What is the height difference between a flush mag for the p365 xl and a 12 rd/ 10rd mag for the p365?
Thank you and great video!
I have the 365 and the 365 xl but have no interest in the sas model. I would like to have a barrel and slide off of a sas just dont care for sights.
I recently got my P365 XL with the Romeo Zero sight and I love it! I also added an Olight PL mini V2 to it, plus I’m waiting for any sort of compensator to come out for my gun to add on to it
Such a cool weapon 👍🏻
Great review!
Can I make a suggestion to set u your camera with a focus length and then turn off the autofocus while you do disassembly and things like that?
Awesome video thank you. 😊
What a GREAT comparison review! This was so helpful. I am a long-time handgun enthusiast, but I never got my concealed carry license. In the process of applying for it only now... As a woman, I'm concerned about how well I will be able to conceal things. Lots of my wardrobe is light colored and sheer fabrics, so I am considering purchasing a sand or coyote colored firearm (and holsters/bands, etc.), because that may help it to blend into my skin tone underneath my clothing. Any thoughts about that? Also, I am on the fence about whether or not I will want to carry something without a safety. I know, I know...train and use a good holster protecting the trigger guard; essential in this configuration. But as someone who has only practiced with safeties at the range, I'm just feeling hesitant. But I am willing to train with whatever I do choose to carry (I'm also considering the Walther PPS [another one with no safety] and the Sig 320 compact). Any suggestions or opinions on any of the above??? Thanks!
From experience both the p365 sas and p320 compact would be good choices, the compact has slightly less recoil but is a fair bit bigger, and the p365 sas isn't a snappy gun it's pleasant to shoot... that said as the p365 sas is my gun I'm probably a little biased.
I have the 365, 365XL, and the SAS slide and I mix and match depending on what I’m wearing. I also have the 320X Compact which is a great pistol but much harder to conceal than any of the 365’s. Summer I carry one of my 365’s. As soon as it cools off it’s either the 320 or I love my P229 Legion. It’s the Rolls Royce of hand guns if you ask me.. Go out and shoot them all and see what you think?
They make an overpriced NRA 365/365 XL that comes in coyote. Comes with 3 mags too.
@@sammiches6859 , I've seen that NRA coyote edition, and I like it! Maybe I'll be able to pick one up when I have a little extra cash. Of course, I could always Ceracoat or Duracoat any gun to blend in!
@@davidwilson5581 , not sure why I only gave your comment a LIKE but never replied to you. Since I posted my original comment, I bought my CCW, and it ended up NOT being the Sig P365 (hard to believe, considering that I had invested LITERALLY hundreds of hours of research and auditioning various guns). But no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't snag a P365, for the life of me, thanks to 2020 madness! On some websites, I would actually find one, and by the time I hit BUY NOW, it would be sold right out from under me! So, I decided to go with a runner-up that I was ACTUALLY able to get my hands on: the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0. I figured it was better to have SOMETHING, rather than nothing. I like it, though, I did need to file down some sharp edges on the frame around the thumb safety and the slide lock. It is also EXTREMELY hard to rack the slide (now I know why they made an EZ model). But I have not been able to carry it on my body, due to my wardrobe. So, I keep it in a CCW crossbody purse. That is still an issue for me.
Can i install Romeo optic into the SAS slide??
Need to do another with the “X”.
Compare the Strikers of the XL and Sas please.
Bought an SAS slide for my 365 compact from Sig, does not come ported.
Enjoyed the clip!
Appreciate the great presentation. Being a member of the Croation brotherhood of the XD I was thinking of getting the Hellcat. But the price and few other things like the sights are making me lean towards the Pig S365. I think in low disability conditions it's better to have front and rear tritium sights right out of the box.
Those are my favorite conditions, lol
The x Ray sights are the best I’ve seen on a production firearm hands down. You’ll like the p365
Love this gun. I feel like I'm cheating on my G19.
My wife has a G19, I have a SIG P365XL. I love a Glock but the SIG is definitely a better concealed carry weapon (my opinion)
Jonathan Hutto I agree . I love my Glock 26 with an SRO, but my P365 is much more comfortable to carry AIWB and conceals way better. I’m thinking of putting an XL slide on it with a Holosun 507k.
@@zackiinu7194 do you know a place that actually has the XL slide separately sold separately? I've yet to find any in stock anywhere.
@@YeshuaDisciple916 Sig Sauer has it on their website as the P365 X-Change Kit. For $500, it includes Slide assembly w/rear sight plate for easy installation of a ROMEO Zero red dot optic, Barrel, XRAY night sights, Grip Module, and (1) 12-round magazine.
I feel you man. Its like having an affair without the fun of the p...y
This is excellent presentation 🙏👍🏻♥️💥
I'm looking to get a P365 as my first pistol. I'm going to sign up for concealed carry classes as well. I'm wondering if getting the XL is worth it over the original for the extra barrel length and finger space. I'm also a 5'10" male and about 150lbs. I guess I'm wondering if it'll be too bulky or do the benefits of the bigger gun outweigh the compact size of the original. Would love some input!
In the video you said the sas doesn't take the normal 10 round mags from the original 365. It looks like it does so I just wanted to make sure
It takes the 10 rnd mags yes
Great informative video! Thumbs up & subscribed. I’m a huge Sig fan l have several I asked Santa for the P-365 XL I’ve been a good boy so hopefully I’ll be opening one next week 👍🏼
Thank you!!!! This is so helpful.
shouldnt the standard 365 mag fit in the sas?
I would like the XL a lot better if they went with the curved trigger instead of the straight one. If I bought one I would be buying a curved trigger to swap out the for straight one.
Great video! Thanks!
Chris, are you still able to get messages on here? I have a question regarding the XL
Firing pin drag is just a part of the "mini" 9mm be it Sig, S&W, Springfield, etc. Sig had .05% fire pin (as of quantities sold mid 2019) that weren't properly heat treated so it broke. It's been corrected of course.
ya, everyone really needs to check/understand when their gun was made to see if they are getting the latest design.
Chris: I purchased a 365 XL an I'm still doing research because the supply house is on back order. I've seen videos of the XL with problems and other videos with claims of thousands of rounds and no hick ups/malfunctions. I have a Smith M&P 9c and a Shield 380 EZ. If you are familiar with those two, how does the recoil on the XL compare to those two? Thank you.
What is the difference between these and the 365x
At the end of the day, which model is better or recommended? sorry! I do not speak English. Greetings from Argentina!
I really like my regular 365. I never thought I would carry it. I think the SAS is a gimmick, but that's just my opinion. I'm really curious about the xl.
Keith Richards Liver you actually pick up the sights faster on the sas. I thought it was a gimmick too until I put a couple mags through one Saturday
@@hurt1704 How do you find the SAS accuracy to be?
imnew2nm i had zero problems holding a fist size group at 7 yd on paper. It's a 15 yd and in gun. As long as you don't expect anymore than that out of it, it's a good option for a conceal carry gun imo
imnew2nm it really forces you to have correct technique
After dry firing I realize I do move my pistol when firing & that is exaggerated on the target.
Also finger placement on trigger needs to be reviewed and re aligned. I used the crook in my first knuckle to shoot but I adjusted to use the finger pad and that helped tremendously with accuracy!
I’m coming from a Bersa Thunder .380
When dialed in, it’s easy to get on target & when not warmed up(dialed in) , been accurate still but no real sense of groupings but still on target
Great, great video thank you..
How does 5.8 in length equal over an inch difference from 6.5 inches? Isn't that more like 0.7 inches and well less than an inch?
Glad I'm not the only who caught that. Good work!
I’m here scratching my brain too lol. Otherwise, great review by him though
Is the XL small enough to pocket carry?
No
Is the P365XL available in a 10rd model for us who live in a neutered state?