Sig P365 - Single Stack 9mm w/10+1 and 12+1

[BillSWPA]

Thank you - I’ll give the Night Fision a try. I suspect at least some of the durability reports were from people installing using a punch instead of a press.

I agree re: punch v. press. I am always perplexed when I see sights come with a punch, or with instructions saying to use a punch rather than a press. While this makes sense for adjustable sights, for which it is necessary to push as low as possible on the dovetail and very few presses are set up to do this, it makes no sense for a fixed sight.

[HeavyDuty]

SIG just announced fancypants P365 FCUs. Why?

[FrankB]

SIG just announced fancypants P365 FCUs. Why?

So you can buy the slide and grip module you want.

[HeavyDuty]

So you can buy the slide and grip module you want.

You can pretty much do that now with the various SKUs. Are they expecting P365 raceguns?

[Mitch]

You can pretty much do that now with the various SKUs. Are they expecting P365 raceguns?

On Instagram, sure. I’ll shit talk sig from time to time, but they know how to make money.

[Wonder9]

I do have a spare XL frame laying around, but I figure it's still more economical to simply buy another P365X.

[HeavyDuty]

I’m a little bummed that you can’t get an XL slide that isn’t set up with their RDS plate and rear sight scheme. I’d personally rather mill for a RDS.

[Dcowboyscr]

I’ve been reading through this thread and I’m not sure if this has been covered. I’ve had several previous P365 w/manual safety and with all of them I couldn’t activate the safety unless the striker was cocked. This is by design and normal. However, a week ago I bought 2 P365 with manufacturer dates of 7/15/21 serial #66B690XXX & 7/1/21 serial #66B668XXX

I’ve fired 110 rounds through one and the other is unfired. On both samples at first the manual safety wouldn’t engage unless the striker was cocked. Then on both I was able to engage the safety without the striker being cocked but when I did so the slide was locked also and couldn’t be moved. Otherwise the guns operate normally and the sample I’ve shot 110 rounds through had been 100% through 60 rounds of Sellier & Bellot 124 grain FMJ, 20 rounds of Federal HST 147 and 20 rounds of Federal Personal Defense Punch 124 grain.

Has anyone heard of this malfunction? Edited to add is this mark on the back of my magazine normal or is this the trigger spring mark?

[Willard]

I’ve fired 110 rounds through one and the other is unfired. On both samples at first the manual safety wouldn’t engage unless the striker was cocked. Then on both I was able to engage the safety without the striker being cocked but when I did so the slide was locked also and couldn’t be moved. Otherwise the guns operate normally and the sample I’ve shot 110 rounds through had been 100% through 60 rounds of Sellier & Bellot 124 grain FMJ, 20 rounds of Federal HST 147 and 20 rounds of Federal Personal Defense Punch 124 grain.

Has anyone heard of this malfunction? Edited to add is this mark on the back of my magazine normal or is this the trigger spring mark?

This is from the manual (https://www.sigsauer.com/pub/media/s...v00-LR_2_1.pdf), page 20, "The slide can still be manipulated with the manual safety engaged."

I would ask for an RMA:

https://www.sigsauer.com/returns-policy

[Dcowboyscr]

I found this thread on SIGTalk https://www.sigtalk.com/threads/365x...-on-in.411392/

Apparently it’s another of SIG’s rolling changes on this platform.