SIG Sauer New Release: P365 11-Round Subcompact EDC Pistol

[inanabhay]

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[amyacker]

http://www.recoilweb.com/sig-sauers-...ol-132565.html

https://www.sigsauer.com/products/fi.../pistols/p365/

The Sig Sauer P365, released today, is a 10+1 slimline, subcompact that’ll have recent purchasers of Glock 43s and S&W Shields wondering if their dealer has a 30-day return policy.


At first glance, the gun looks like a me-too pistol meant to compete in the quickly crowding 9mm, striker-fired, subcompact pistol space. But, this is no copy of any other pistol on the market. It’s smaller, lighter, and more shootable than its competitors. The gun features a low bore axis, textured grip, fore-and-aft slide serrations, ships with night sights, and two 10-round mags (one with a pinkie extension). Sig also blessed the P365 with a proprietary accessory rail meant to mount Sig’s own light and lasers. We’re told Sig’s working on a version just for the P365.

Sig is offering a 12-round, extended mag, shown, that adds a bit to the grip length improving the pistol’s controllability and capability.
We spent a couple days putting more than 1,000 rounds through pre-production pistols and can report it’s flatter-shooting, more controllable, and far more comfortable to shoot than a gun of its size should be. Accuracy was impressive. We watched SIG’s pistol product lead, Phil Strader, empty a mag full of a-zone hits on IPSC steel at 50 yards. Our groups weren’t as tight as his, but we were easily able to print fist-sized groups at defensive distances. We’ll be giving this pistol a deeper look in an upcoming issue, but there are few defensive pistols that excite us the way the P365 does.

The pistol’s suggested price is $599, 10-round mags with either flush or extended base are $49, and the extended capacity, 12-round mags are $55.

I'm sure it's not a popular option but does sig make a heavy trigger spring or connector for the 365 to bring it to at least an 8 pound pull?

[PeaceOfficer]

I'm sure it's not a popular option but does sig make a heavy trigger spring or connector for the 365 to bring it to at least an 8 pound pull?

Not from the factory as far as I'm aware. You could probably find an aftermarket spring.

The real question though is why you'd want to do that?

[BigT]

I'm sure it's not a popular option but does sig make a heavy trigger spring or connector for the 365 to bring it to at least an 8 pound pull?

But why?