Only had issues with the 147 HST. I still use them as range mags and have not had issues with 115 and 124 grain ball. Have not had a chance to fire 147 grain ball through them. 115 and 124 JHP and SCHP work without issue.Originally Posted by Mr_Frankl
I finally had a chance to handle a P365 with manual safety the other day. I’m fully committed to Glock at this point, but if I had a horrible boating accident I could see starting over with a P365 and a P365XL for most defensive use, both with manual safety. Maybe.
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After 2 years, the tritium in the sights that came with the gun is still useable but is also noticeably dimmer. This is a little disappointing, since I like the sights in other respects.
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Really digging my P365XL, my first departure from Glock for carry. Only negative is the magazines and mag catch rusting. Hit them with EEZOX and so far so good.
Has a 507k on it and the Boresight Razorback mod as I have big hands. Amazing little package. I got a full Lego kit for it thinking I’d be swapping to shorter frames or slides but the 365XL size has been fine for everything.
I think the Razorback just makes the trigger reach and the flat trigger breaking at 90 work well for my hand and finger size.
Was able to get 5/10 hits on a torso silhouette, freehand at 200yds. Pretty good for a little gun. Will try the 300 next time I’m at that range.
I have not had any problem with 147HST or FMJ.
First outing with the p365 magguts (one +2 for 10rd mag & one +2 for 12 rd mag)
I ran 75 rds of federal 115gr fmj through each mag.
25 rds of federal 124 gr +p hst through each
20 rds of Sierra 115 gr jhp through each
And 25 rds of 147 gr hst through each.
Total rd count 290.
I had 4 failure to feeds on the +2 10rd mag. 3 with 115 federal fmj, 1 with 124gr +p hst.
I had 3 failure to feeds with the +2 12 rd mag. 1 with federal 115 fmj and 2 with 124 +p hst.
The malfunctions happened about half way through the 290 rds shot. They ran flawlessly before that.
It could be a problem with the follower or maybe the spring isn't pushing the next round up soon enough so as to ensure proper cycling? Honestly I have no clue...
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Stick with stock mags for anything serious.First outing with the p365 magguts (one +2 for 10rd mag & one +2 for 12 rd mag)
I ran 75 rds of federal 115gr fmj through each mag.
25 rds of federal 124 gr +p hst through each
20 rds of Sierra 115 gr jhp through each
And 25 rds of 147 gr hst through each.
Total rd count 290.
I had 4 failure to feeds on the +2 10rd mag. 3 with 115 federal fmj, 1 with 124gr +p hst.
I had 3 failure to feeds with the +2 12 rd mag. 1 with federal 115 fmj and 2 with 124 +p hst.
The malfunctions happened about half way through the 290 rds shot. They ran flawlessly before that.
It could be a problem with the follower or maybe the spring isn't pushing the next round up soon enough so as to ensure proper cycling? Honestly I have no clue...
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Agreed. I was pretty excited with idea of having a 15 shot pocket rocket but two extra rounds isn't worth reliability...
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The 365 is already pushing the limits of its magazine, and adding after market pieces to get more rounds in seems like a poor risk reward proposition.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
This.
I replaced my front sight with a Night Fision (first time trying them) in red outline. I noticed that the tritium is quite a bit brighter than the factory rear sight.
You can choose other colors and either a #6 or #8 size. Cost me around 50 bucks and allowed me to adjust my POI to my preferred six o'clock hold.
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