No mechanic that I know of keeps only one size wrench in his tool box.
https://www.sigsauer.com/products/fi.../pistols/p365/
The P365 is designed to be a combat pistol that is concealable. Out of the holster is designed to fill the capability of a full sized duty combat pistol.
These pistols have two very different design philosophies and are not really comparable.
https://sigtalk.com/p365/324376-365-problems.htmlAnybody know if the P365s are still having issues where the firing pins break after a few hundred rounds?
https://www.sigsauer.com/products/fi.../pistols/p365/
https://www.osagecountyguns.com/sig-sauer-365xl-9-bxr3.html
The P365 is designed to be a combat pistol that is concealable. Out of the holster is designed to fill the capability of a full sized duty combat pistol.
These pistols have two very different design philosophies and are not really comparable.
I have a Beretta Pico that I occasionally pocket carry when dress dictates I can't really conceal anything else, or when I'm going to be especially active (hiking, lots of bending, etc) and clearing my waistband is a matter of practicality. Otherwise I don't particularly need anything that small. Your photos are helpful here, as I'd considered a P365 as a "pocket pistol" alternative, but ain't no way that's fitting in the kinds of pockets I carry in -- usually business casual or dress pants -- heck in some of them the Pico barely fits!
If I were starting over with CCW guns I might get the P365, or even the new 365XL. As it is, I have a 15 round gun, an 8 round gun, and a .380 pocket gun, so the 365 wouldn't fit any niche for me. Nice little gun though.
He wanted about $500 for it and I'm now contemplating whether I need one or not .