Sig Sauer launches new P365 concealed carry pistol

[Stone]

Interesting. I have been looking for a new carry pistol for the wife but I'm not a fan of 6 round magazines like the G43

[Stone]

[Cotton68spc]

I’ll have to handle but I want it


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[voodoo_man]

I guess everyone forgot about the P320 which was supposed to be the single stack 9mm glock killer - except the lack of QC killed it.

If QC is not a concern here and the gun is accurate and comfortable to shoot they may have a winner, but given the track record I am not holding my breath.

[UWone77]

I guess everyone forgot about the P320 which was supposed to be the single stack 9mm glock killer - except the lack of QC killed it.

If QC is not a concern here and the gun is accurate and comfortable to shoot they may have a winner, but given the track record I am not holding my breath.

If QC isn't a concern, they'll just buy a PSA MP5 to carry.

[Eric]

I didn't want to be a beta tester, so I waited a bit over a year. Considering that it comes with a good set of night sights, the $500 price tag is reasonable. I think I've found my new warm weather carry.

[alamo5000]

I didn't want to be a beta tester, so I waited a bit over a year. Considering that it comes with a good set of night sights, the $500 price tag is reasonable. I think I've found my new warm weather carry.

Get a after market trigger for that thing... you won't regret it.

https://www.armorycraft.com/product-...5-flat-trigger

[mustangfreek]

I fondled one of these..very small , and for its role being a concealed carry gun and nothing target friendly about it... I’d say leave it stock and roll on..

[Eric]

This will likely stay stock. I don't run aftermarket triggers on carry guns.

I'm usually a fan of OWB holsters, but this one carries easy enough IWB.

[UWone77]

This will likely stay stock. I don't run aftermarket triggers on carry guns.

This right here. I've seen too many broken aftermarket triggers. I always stick with OEM on carry guns.

[Eric]

An interesting observation, there's some noticeable primer wipe going on. Per my conversation with Sig, this is normal and not a point of concern. Sig did acknowledge that there was an early batch of improperly heat-treated firing pins that were more likely to fail.