D davidsog New member Jan 20, 2019 #21 My July 2018 has some 4000 rounds without a malfunction thru it. I also dry fire without snap caps on a regular basis. Blasphemy, huh?!
My July 2018 has some 4000 rounds without a malfunction thru it. I also dry fire without snap caps on a regular basis. Blasphemy, huh?!
F FITASC New member Jan 20, 2019 #22 Mine from June date has almost 800 or so without a hiccup. Academy has the 12 rounders in stock for $39.99; makes the grip that much nicer.
Mine from June date has almost 800 or so without a hiccup. Academy has the 12 rounders in stock for $39.99; makes the grip that much nicer.
L Leaf Moderator Jan 20, 2019 #23 I think all those early issues were a clever marketing ploy by Sig to get more people to wear out their 365's in order to prove they are dependable. After you've worn one out, who wouldn't want to get a replacement?
I think all those early issues were a clever marketing ploy by Sig to get more people to wear out their 365's in order to prove they are dependable. After you've worn one out, who wouldn't want to get a replacement?
D davidsog New member Jan 21, 2019 #24 get more people to wear out their 365's Click to expand... Could be.... I will say that while SIG is not very forthcoming on the specifics of their barrel, IIRC, it is CHF. We had CHF barrels on a few of weapons in the Army with 40,000 rounds plus thru them and still going strong. I can post pics when I get home but my barrel still looks very good with little wear that is noticeable.
get more people to wear out their 365's Click to expand... Could be.... I will say that while SIG is not very forthcoming on the specifics of their barrel, IIRC, it is CHF. We had CHF barrels on a few of weapons in the Army with 40,000 rounds plus thru them and still going strong. I can post pics when I get home but my barrel still looks very good with little wear that is noticeable.
