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Local dirt that link shows up but it doesn’t let you do anything with it?

HeavyLoad, I don't know what's happening on your end, but I just added one to my cart and then removed it without a problem.

Maybe try again?

https://www.scopelist.com//Sig-Sauer-P365-9mm-Subcompact-15-Rd-Magazine-MAG-365-9-15.aspx


PS- Did a little checking around while I was at it on gun.deals using the UPC - 798681616886.

These 3 also had them in stock, and at a slightly better price.

Farnsworth Firearms
$38.27
Flat $10 Shipping - Unlimited Products

Osage County Guns
$39.99
$8.50 for 1 or 2, Free shipping on 3+. Sig accessory orders over $100 ship for free
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Eurooptic
$39.99
Fierarms $9.99

I have a Sig P365 and really enjoy it with the extended magazine. I am amazed at the accuracy of this little pistol. I am now in the market for that P365XL as it seems to be about perfect for my needs as an off duty pistol. I a, contemplating a Glock 48 because there are aftermarket 15 round magazines, of course they are back ordered.

I only buy handguns with manual safeties if a model is available. You're going to carry it 99.99999% of the time inserting and drawing your handgun out of the holster for cleaning, strapping on the holster or whatever without ever presenting it to actually fire it in whatever reason. Does anybody take the safeties off their AR15, they have a two stage trigger that is probably as safe as a handgun trigger without a safety. No body complains of not being able to remember to take a long gun safety off before firing. Does that reaction just go away when switching to a handgun? If you can't train or condition yourself to use a manual safety, you probably shouldn't be carrying one without one either. I've got a 365XL with manual safety and carry it everyday. By the way, the 365 has a light trigger pull compared to a lot of other pistols. The 365 has a large safety that stays on when holstered and removing from holster and is actually very intuitive to disengage compared to a lot of other small handguns, sized and located similar to 1911 pistol.

MtnBoomer,

Did finally buy something?

If so, how about the details?

I hear you Chucky. But also read in a SD scenario many forget to take the safety off. If one has to draw, it’s another possible issue.

Like Hickok45 says, he’d never pocket carry without a holster of sorts.

If any of these cases of forgetting to disengage safety in such a case is true and not here say, than the people who got themselves into this scenario didn't bother to take the time to learn and familiarize themselves with the very thing they bought to protect their lives with. Again, these people should really rethink the position if they should be carrying a "hot" handgun if not willing to take the time to learn to use it. With that being said, I respect every handgun owner to make their own choice in regard to a manual safety, just not buying into the reasoning sometimes.

I get your point.........no safeties on all the revolvers carried over the years. It's a personal choice.

Not hearing any reports of AD's but sure they have them with all firearms. Safety is a priority, whether carrying, or in needing it in a crisis.

Yep, I'd get the XL personally. Maybe the op has girl hands though?...

Agree with personal choice. None of my revolvers have a double action trigger pull near as light as the Sig 365 has. I always thought I would like a Kahr handgun, but was always leery of the light trigger pull and no manual safety. That Kahr trigger will better a lot of single action revolver triggers. Damn nice handguns. And I agree with getting the 365XL model. If you're going to use the 12 round magazines, might as well get the 12 round seamless grip. The extra 1/2" or so on the slide length helps with sight alignment and "pointing" with these smaller handguns.

Well i drank the cool-aid and got a 365XL.
I hope to get it out this week and see if it is all I hope it will be. I would like it to replace my Shield as my EDC for no other reason than round count in the mag.
What type of real world accuracy are you guys seeing out of yours at say 10 yards?
Thanks

I also went to buy a 365XL and came home with a Hellcat..

Thanks, like they say a picture is worth a thousand words.
I hope I can repeat your results.

I like my Sig 365 MS, I shoot it very well with the 12 round magazine. I have a Hellcat,it doesn't feel as good in my hands. I really like the safety because I carry it in a pocket with no holster.

I would not carry a Hellcat or Glock that way.

pullit, I know you can.

I am no pistolero. But, this gun shoots very well for me.

at 10 yards I put 11 rounds in about 1/3 of a paper plate size group.
When I come up with the pistol and I get my eyes locked on the front site, I have to tilt my wrist down to get the back sites to level up.
Not sure what to do about that.
I tried quick shooting at 7 yards and only got 1 of 5 shots to land on the paper plate. Reloaded 5 more and tried it again. This time I took the extra time to level the sites, shot them as fast as I could (about 1 second or a hair less per shot) but as soon as the leveled site hit the dot, let it go. Every one landed just a hair low of the dot.
Guess I am going to have to work to get use to the grip angle

Before reading this post, I was thinking about the CW9........pull is a bit stout, but very smooth and I shoot it very well. Definitely one to feel at easy without a safety, though I would highly recommend anyone use some type of holster for any carry piece, to minimize Murphy's Law causing an accidental discharge.

I like the cw9.

Shoots well. I’ve shot brass, aluminum, steel case thru mine.

But it’s hamstrung by the low round mags.

Dave, I agree. I am amazed when I shoot it just how well I hit with it, and at good distances. Shoots like a longer barreled larger gun, vs others I have shot. Hits where aiming, consistently, and been 100% reliable.

Not that I have ever shot the defense style semi auto centerfires as accurate as I have various quality revolvers. I just keep in mind the application at hand, and they do many things well. I'd recommend an 8 round back up mag, IIRC, they come with 7rd mags.