sigarms228
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Good for SIG and they will sell a whole lot of the P365XL and I will be interested in trying one out. I expect we will see more of the same design from other manufacturers this year.
if I were ever to buy another single stack gun for whatever reason, I can't imagine I would buy anything other than one with more capacity.
and I can carry 9 rounds plus a reload easily
I wonder how that meeting of friends with him would have gone yesterday..Lord knows what he would have said about my Sig.
But sure seems a 'pro sig' and 'anti Glock' bias(small 'b') on this forum.
kinda like a glock 45..only more expensive
Probably not...no quick trips back to the factory for 'upgrades' to make it work OK..Note->
Geez, this forum should be renamed...'luvmeasigforever'.
Nope, I have fun on the glock forums as well as this 'sig' forum..
Now that was funny!I really care zero about what anybody but me has, carries, uses, buys, sells, gives away
Now that was funny!
So, your the comedy relief for this thread?
And here all this time I just thought you were being a Smarta_ _
You are so misunderstood...Sorry..
Do you go to the Glock Threads and interject Sig Posts? LOL
South Carolina PD Transitions to SIG P320 and P365 Pistols
That article doesn't mention the XL though, and the picture appears to be the standard P365. Are you saying instead of adopting two pistols they'd just adopt the one? If it was just going to be in a duty holster though with a P320 you have the option of even higher capacity magazines, full size light mounting that isn't proprietary, etc. Though you do have to have trained armorers, parts, holsters, etc. for two pistols if you run both. Hmm.https://www.policemag.com/363154/south-carolina-pd-transitions-to-sig-p320-and-p365-pistols
Now the P365XL makes total sense. In producing a duty sized variant of the P365, SIG gives Law Enforcement a package that is tough to beat in capability and logistics.
That article doesn't mention the XL though, and the picture appears to be the standard P365.
In producing a duty sized variant of the P365, SIG gives Law Enforcement a package that is tough to beat in capability and logistics.
Are you saying instead of adopting two pistols they'd just adopt the one? If it was just going to be in a duty holster though with a P320 you have the option of even higher capacity magazines, full size light mounting that isn't proprietary, etc.
The SIG P365 Tactical Application Rail converts the limiting proprietary rail on your P365 into a picatinny rail.
Though you do have to have trained armorers, parts, holsters, etc. for two pistols if you run both. Hmm.
Ditto this, including the PPS (Although for me, the M2 is perfectly sized).It is good to see more options in the thin 9MM poly frame pistol. I really like my Walther PPS and CCW it often with 7 round magazine and it is a good shooter for me. I would not mind a pistol of the same dimensions with more capacity if it fits me well so I can shoot it well. I tried the P365 and it does not work for me because the trigger reach is too short and I expect the P365XL will be the same but will certainly try it out when it becomes available and I expect other companies will come out with similar. I like shooting the Glock 43X but still not up to shooting standard for me of my PPS which is the original model with large backstrap that Walther does not offer any more on the current model.
I will say that I while I certainly think these slim 9MM pistols offer a high degree of comfort/high conceal factor for CCW, for me I find that a Glock 19 sized pistol with its extra width and weight is much better for me for longer shooting sessions and recoil control/accuracy especially at speed and still is relatively comfortable and easy to conceal for CCW. I don't believe I will ever move away from my Glock 19 as my main CCW pistol because of that and concerns of how these smaller pistols will be as far as reliability and durability with high round counts through them, tens of thousands of rounds. All these choices sure are a good thing.