My biggest issue with the p365 series was the beaver tail honestly. Both on the stock frame and with the Wilson, these short guns on my body force the beaver tail into my torso in a much more uncomfortable way than larger guns, including B92s and 1911s. I’ve dremeled the beavertails down on both, and found that if they were small enough to carry comfortably, they tended to cut my hands up. The rear of the slide/frame on the slimline glocks don’t do that for whatever reason, and neither do the hellcat or shield plus.
This is a small gun quest that could very well end in a .22 LCR loaded with federal punch, but options are fun to explore.
I think we are all on the same page but using different language. When you said "same length," it was unclear that you were referring to the 3.7 length (no expansion chamber) and not the 3.1 plus expansion chamber that is about 3.7 in length. A 3.7 barrel and slide is obviously the same whether it comes on a model of the Macro or on an XL.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Very confusing. My wife and I now define 365 pistols by their grip module and their upper. Macro now means just a grip module.
So a 365 pistol consisting of a Macro grip module and a non ported 3.7 slide and barrel becomes a "Macro/3.7 XL."
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Data point of one, but my co-worker has a PC 9mm Shield EZ. Where the port is located, the barrel is back bored slightly, like a mini-expansion chamber. So, the port does not touch the rifling.
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