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Move over G43 (and I love my 43).


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That was encouraging. I hope the P365 works out since I have a niche for it.

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Hickok should have to have a permit to carry those hands concealed...


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His complaint about the size of the grip wouldn't be valid for most of us I think. Looks like he has really big hands.


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Originally Posted by Son_of_the_Gael
His complaint about the size of the grip wouldn't be valid for most of us I think. Looks like he has really big hands.

Yeah, he's six foot seven. Not exactly typical.

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Interesting. I'll have to keep an eye on how these perform over the next year or two. (no crash test dummy here wink )


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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His complaint about the size of the grip wouldn't be valid for most of us I think. Looks like he has really big hands.

Yeah, he's six foot seven. Not exactly typical.

I'm 6'7" but I don't have hands like that...


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The one I handled this past weekend fit my hands fine, and I wear gloves in XL.

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Interesting. I'll have to keep an eye on how these perform over the next year or two. (no crash test dummy here wink )

Same here. Next January, it's a serious possibility.

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Yeah, Hickok has oven mitts for hands.

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What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?


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Originally Posted by ironbender

What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?



Looks like an UpLULA.


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Thanks Wade.


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I wish the P365 had an ambi mag release. Looks like you can't switch it over either. Am I wrong?

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Originally Posted by Waders
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What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?



Looks like an UpLULA.

That's it.

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Originally Posted by devnull
I wish the P365 had an ambi mag release. Looks like you can't switch it over either. Am I wrong?

I seem to recall one of the reviewers say that they were reversible.

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?



Looks like an UpLULA.

That's it.



Amazon has them: https://www.amazon.com/Maglula-UpLU...18613218&sr=8-2&keywords=maglula




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Thanks. I had looked over Hickok's site, but didn't see info on it.


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?



Looks like an UpLULA.

That's it.


And they work really well.


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Originally Posted by Son_of_the_Gael
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What is the load-assist device he's using to load mags?
Looks like an UpLULA.
That's it.
And they work really well.
Yeah, they do, but eventually they wear out. The one I have now needs replacing.

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It has a very small grip. Too small

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Can anyone tell me what the difference is between a Uplula and a MagLula

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Click on the Amazon link I posted above. It says: Maglula Ltd. UpLULA Pistol Magazine Loader/Unloader


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Yeah, UpLULA stands for Universal Pistol Loader ULoader Acessory (or something like that).

There's lots of LULA's:

http://www.maglula.com/about-us/


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My pre-order Sig P-365 has finally arrived at the gun dealers. Will try to get to Melbourne and pick it up this week sometime!


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Originally Posted by frogman43
My pre-order Sig P-365 has finally arrived at the gun dealers. Will try to get to Melbourne and pick it up this week sometime!



My 2 Kahrs already fill this niche, but Interested to see how you like it, Keith.


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My pre-order Sig P-365 has finally arrived at the gun dealers. Will try to get to Melbourne and pick it up this week sometime!



My 2 Kahrs already fill this niche, but Interested to see how you like it, Keith.

So, to equal the firepower of the P365, you carry two Kahrs?

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No. Sizewise. Which I generally don't worry much about, anyway.


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My main reason of interest in the P-365 is that I want as small a compact platform to wear while in an office environment, that still accommodates a 9mm cartridge, and at least 10 rounds on hand.
I've been wearing my G-19, but have to choose my wardrobe carefully to ensure no disclosure.

I ordered a Vedder Light tuck for it, should be here by the end of the week!


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Hope you like it, Keith. And look forward to your review.


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So far, weather and time constraints have kept me from running an in depth test of the new P365.....however, I can say without hesitation, that I am liking the way this little platform is performing!

It's easier to shoot and more accurate than I anticipated. With a Vedder Light Tuck, I barely know I have it on and it's virtually impossible to detect, and that's exactly what I needed!

Frankly, it's compact enough that it could take over BUG duties from my old S&W 38 Airweight!


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I hosted a Handgun Combatives class with Dave Spaulding here at my range this past week……one of the students had a 365 that he brought along just to let people try it…….I was sort of so-so about it, but my wife shot it and said, "I'd like one of those!" I'm a firm believer that one should NEVER let a statement like that from your wife go unrewarded. When the class was over one of the students wanted to go to Saratoga and check out the Wolf Hotel (he's a big C.J. Box fan)…..across the street the LGS was having a big open house…..to make a long story intolerable, they had one marked at $539 so it came home with me. I put it under my wife's pillow….when she found it I said, "my gosh there's not only a tooth fairy but also a gun fairy!" ("gun fairy" is not a left hand reference to Flave!!). Anyway---too early to tell about reliability…..will keep you informed. It did make her very happy with me though.

I can tell you that it's smaller than her Shield and the grip looks and feels THINNER than the Shield with a Hogue rubber wrap around it. That surprised me!

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Originally Posted by frogman43
My main reason of interest in the P-365 is that I want as small a compact platform to wear while in an office environment, that still accommodates a 9mm cartridge, and at least 10 rounds on hand.
I've been wearing my G-19, but have to choose my wardrobe carefully to ensure no disclosure.

I ordered a Vedder Light tuck for it, should be here by the end of the week!


A very common scenario in my neck of the urban woods. Sometimes the choice is unarmed vs completely concealed and always properly armed. Perfect role for the P365


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Originally Posted by Wildcatter264
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My main reason of interest in the P-365 is that I want as small a compact platform to wear while in an office environment, that still accommodates a 9mm cartridge, and at least 10 rounds on hand.
I've been wearing my G-19, but have to choose my wardrobe carefully to ensure no disclosure.

I ordered a Vedder Light tuck for it, should be here by the end of the week!


A very common scenario in my neck of the urban woods. Sometimes the choice is unarmed vs completely concealed and always properly armed. Perfect role for the P365

Yeah, but only assuming it works.

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