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

[Blades]

63 pages in, and I have an interest in buying one of these as a pocket pistol. Cutting to the chase, will it fit in regular blue jeans pockets?

You'd need to wear jeans that had a relaxed fit and big pockets. I pocket carry a G42, but that's in Duiuth firehose pants that have giant pockets, and a relatively relaxed fit.

Then there's also the weight. I don't know how much a fully loaded P365 with 10 +1 rounds of 124 gr 9mm weighs, but I'm sure it's noticeably more than a G42 with 6+1 90 gr Gold Dots.

A loaded P365 with 11 rounds of 115 grain bullets weighs 1 lb, 1 oz on my kitchen food scale or 655 grams. I have carried it in my front jeans pocket, but it is noticeable. I carry keys and a wallet in my other front pocket. Hopefully, minimizing anyone thinking I have a gun in my other pocket. I'm just an old guy with a lot of stuff in my pockets(which makes me think all the older than me guys I see with full pockets are carrying guns, not "Wethers Originals"). Tight or slim-fit jeans/pants it does not work, at least for me.
It did work great with a Masterminds Tactics Specialist Covert belt and below my waistband. I couldn't feel it. I had to keep checking it which I know is a giveaway, but I thought it slipped loose and fell down my pant leg. That was with some khaki work pants.

[BillSWPA]

63 pages in, and I have an interest in buying one of these as a pocket pistol. Cutting to the chase, will it fit in regular blue jeans pockets?

If you wear relaxed fit jeans, it might work with a well designed, minimally sized pocket holster like an Aholster.


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[D-der]

I've carried a 365 in relaxed fit Carhart's, not quick to get out
of the pocket and I find the weight bothersome.
I much prefer an XL, AIWB, more discrete and comfortable.

[DiscipulusArmorum]

A loaded P365 with 11 rounds of 115 grain bullets weighs 1 lb, 1 oz on my kitchen food scale or 655 grams.

17 ounces loaded? No way that's correct. Everywhere I look, I see ~18 ounces unloaded for a 365, and 11 rounds of 9mm is going to add another ~5 ounces.

[maximus83]

I much prefer an XL, AIWB, more discrete and comfortable.

TS or non-TS version of the XL? I'm considering switching my XL from IWB to AIWB, but still a bit leery of that trigger.

[Blades]

17 ounces loaded? No way that's correct. Everywhere I look, I see ~18 ounces unloaded for a 365, and 11 rounds of 9mm is going to add another ~5 ounces.

I'll weigh it again. I have a great headache thanks to covid so please allow me an error. One minute...

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How about 23.1 ounces or 1.7 lbs. I miss read the 7 earlier. I apologise.

[DiscipulusArmorum]

I'll weigh it again. I have a great headache thanks to covid so please allow me an error. One minute...

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How about 23.1 ounces or 1.7 lbs. I miss read the 7 earlier. I apologise.

No worries. I was mainly just concerned that you might end up ruining a cake recipe if your kitchen scale was telling you that 500g of flour was actually 370grams

[johnson]

I'm not sure if it's already been answered but are there any downsides to milling a P365 instead of getting a P365X? I can either get a P365 for $400 or a P365X is $600.

[psalms144.1]

I'm not sure if it's already been answered but are there any downsides to milling a P365 instead of getting a P365X? I can either get a P365 for $400 or a P365X is $600.

I'll throw a couple of reasons:

1. Quality milling and refinishing the slide is going to cut that price difference to about $50, best case

2. Direct milling is the most "secure" way of mounting an optic, but, if you decide a newer, better optic would be better than what you mill for, you're stuck unless you spring for a new slide.

YMMV, but I'm waiting for the X's to come back in stock.

[theJanitor]

I joined the 365 club today. Well, technically my membership is under review for 14 days