Okay perfect, seems like I am going to be dropping some money and going to the range this weekendSame internals besides trigger shoe on the 365's.
You can change trigger springs, etc
Okay perfect, seems like I am going to be dropping some money and going to the range this weekendSame internals besides trigger shoe on the 365's.
You can change trigger springs, etc
Here we go:Please list all P365 variants and detail the differences (without using the internet to research).
I didn't even have to read the whole list to see the NRA model is missing....not a bad start though.Here we go:
P365 .380 with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 9mm with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 SAS
P365 Rose with or without safety
P365X
P365XL
P365 Spectre
P365 Spectre Comp
P365 Macro
P365 macro with comp? Not sure the model name
And there is a P365 Legion right?
Also for simplicity not going through all the color for options for each. black, gray, coyote brown, blue, and rainbow and stainless slide options.
Off the top of my head. I’m sure I missed a few. How’d I do? If I missed a major one let me know, I’m here to learn.
Edit: Doh I didn’t detail all the differences between each model. That would take a day off work and writing a book!
How could I forget the NRA model?!I didn't even have to read the whole list to see the NRA model is missing....not a bad start though.
Yes, the xmacro comp is what it’s called. And yes, there is a legion 365. Can’t forget about the fuse either. The non comp xmacro also has an option for a manual safety or not as well, the comp does not as far as I was told.Here we go:
P365 .380 with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 9mm with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 SAS
P365 Rose with or without safety
P365X
P365XL
P365 Spectre
P365 Spectre Comp
P365 Macro
P365 macro with comp? Not sure the model name
And there is a P365 Legion right?
Also for simplicity not going through all the color for options for each. black, gray, coyote brown, blue, and rainbow and stainless slide options.
Off the top of my head. I’m sure I missed a few. How’d I do? If I missed a major one let me know, I’m here to learn.
Edit: Doh I didn’t detail all the differences between each model. That would take a day off work and writing a book!
*searching P365 Fuse*Yes, the xmacro comp is what it’s called. And yes, there is a legion 365. Can’t forget about the fuse either. The non comp xmacro also has an option for a manual safety or not as well, the comp does not as far as I was told.
The p365 is the regular subcompact with 10 round mags
365x is p365 on a taller frame with 12 or 15 round mags
365xl is 365x height frame and longer slide, 12 or 15 round mags
SAS has sights integrated into the slide, but is the regular subcompact otherwise.
Spectre and spectre comp are the more bells and whistles version of the xl
Xmacro is the p365 and a grip closer to a regular compact, now with 17 round mags
Xmacro comp has a shorter barrel and an integrated comp
Legion is a xmacro comp with a metal frame and grip panels
Fuse is more of a regular compact size while being slim. It has a 4 (?) inch barrel and macro length grip.
The rose idk about. I know it’s some special edition. Same with the NRA.
Radian does compensated barrels for the p365 now. They fit onto the regular p365 slide and make it the same length as the xmacro/xl. I’ve heard it’s actually useful compared to the xmacro comp.I've shot the Fuse. It was alright. I like the X Macro better and the XL better than that (with my X Macro slide). Honestly if I want something that big, I prefer my P10C
Radian does compensated barrels for the p365 now. They fit onto the regular p365 slide and make it the same length as the xmacro/xl. I’ve heard it’s actually useful compared to the xmacro comp.
Nightwood guns seems to like his. I’d recommend looking at his video on it.The X Macro comp does help. I've owned the comp version and the TacOps non comp version and there was a definite difference in the felt recoil between the two. Would be interested to see if the Radian barrels would improve that further.
I'd love to try a couple of the different models/barrel lengths out, but I'd have to find a range that has them available for rent. In terms of other guns, I shoot my Ruger alright within 10 yards which has a 3.1 barrel I believe. But of course I shoot my P-07 and G48 better, which are 3.7 and 4.2 barrels. Which concealment is a factor too with which one I go for.@JayCo barrel length is not as cost effective to change sonI would recommend getting some trigger time with the various lengths and see what suits you best (replacement slide/barrels are ridiculously expensive compared with the cost of an entire pistol IMHO). Of course you can always buy 2 because one is none…
Range USA in Carmel I know for sure has some of the models, but I haven’t been there recent enough to know if they have all of the popular ones.I'd love to try a couple of the different models/barrel lengths out, but I'd have to find a range that has them available for rent. In terms of other guns, I shoot my Ruger alright within 10 yards which has a 3.1 barrel I believe. But of course I shoot my P-07 and G48 better, which are 3.7 and 4.2 barrels. Which concealment is a factor too with which one I go for.
I need to look at just selling my Ruger on here, I'd probably get more out of it.
Looks like on the site they have the base, .380, and xl. I'd also have to go there with someone who has been there before, cause they don't let you rent unless you've used the range in the past, or with someone who hasRange USA in Carmel I know for sure has some of the models, but I haven’t been there recent enough to know if they have all of the popular ones.
I'm sorry we brought this blasphemy to the CZ chatSig talk makes my head hurt. ;-)
I find its the grip length, not the barrel length that contributes to concealment everything else being equal (thickness and weight to a certain degree). Thats why my x grip stays in the parts closet. I originally bought it as a pocket carry but adding an optic kind of killed that idea. If I were to get another I would likely go with an XL for the longer barrel and use my current WC grip module. In fact, both my IWB holsters for the 365 will accommodate the XL.I'd love to try a couple of the different models/barrel lengths out, but I'd have to find a range that has them available for rent. In terms of other guns, I shoot my Ruger alright within 10 yards which has a 3.1 barrel I believe. But of course I shoot my P-07 and G48 better, which are 3.7 and 4.2 barrels. Which concealment is a factor too with which one I go for.
I need to look at just selling my Ruger on here, I'd probably get more out of it.
That's nuts.Here we go:
P365 .380 with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 9mm with or without safety, with or without optic ready.
P365 SAS
P365 Rose with or without safety
P365X
P365XL
P365 Spectre
P365 Spectre Comp
P365 Macro
P365 macro with comp? Not sure the model name
And there is a P365 Legion right?
Also for simplicity not going through all the color for options for each. black, gray, coyote brown, blue, and rainbow and stainless slide options.
Off the top of my head. I’m sure I missed a few. How’d I do? If I missed a major one let me know, I’m here to learn.
Edit: Doh I didn’t detail all the differences between each model. That would take a day off work and writing a book!
Does Sig put out a pocket model guide?! And that's just the P365?Yes, the xmacro comp is what it’s called. And yes, there is a legion 365. Can’t forget about the fuse either. The non comp xmacro also has an option for a manual safety or not as well, the comp does not as far as I was told.
The p365 is the regular subcompact with 10 round mags
365x is p365 on a taller frame with 12 or 15 round mags
365xl is 365x height frame and longer slide, 12 or 15 round mags
SAS has sights integrated into the slide, but is the regular subcompact otherwise.
Spectre and spectre comp are the more bells and whistles version of the xl
Xmacro is the p365 and a grip closer to a regular compact, now with 17 round mags
Xmacro comp has a shorter barrel and an integrated comp
Legion is a xmacro comp with a metal frame and grip panels
Fuse is more of a regular compact size while being slim. It has a 4 (?) inch barrel and macro length grip.
The rose idk about. I know it’s some special edition. Same with the NRA.