P365x vs. xl

[GJM]

I took a small chance and bought 3; figured they can’t be any worse.

Ouch me and my pocketbook miss Glock mags.

I will try to reach them by phone tomorrow and see what I learn. Hopefully the different finish shows in this photo of one of mine.

[newyork]

Says factory mag. $51!!! Thought I saw them for $46 which isn’t much better but damn!

[G19Fan]

I have a friend with a G48 that I had tried several times before going with the sig platform. The sig platform accepts holosun k series red dots out the box, has better sights, better mag capacity, is softer shooting, and has the chassis frame system so I can stipple a frame and then have a new frame ready to go. The sig platform is also a better deal since

The G43x/G48 is such an inferior platform in my eyes but I'm probably biased. I would take the shield plus over the G43x/g48, and the sig over both. I have no experience with the hellcat.

As an obvious glock fan, I would pick the p365 or p365xl over any of glocks offerings. My wife carries a p365xl daily.

That said I like the cr920 over the p365xl

[Hstanton1]

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....-LTT-SCD/page5

In post #50 Elwin recounts a conversation he had with Tom Jones about a possible design for fully tensioned strikers

So I can’t say whether or not that would work on a p365, but it seems like the most likely option

[Hstanton1]

Picked up my P365x from the FFL yesterday after work, and I’m liking it so far. The grip is very thin, which makes gripping and presenting the gun harder than a full sized glock. That being said, it’s pretty easy to keep the dot still while quickly bumping the trigger in dry fire. Not a phenomenal indicator, but the better I can do that, typically the better I can shoot the gun in live fire.

In an enigma, at or below the belt line, the gun absolutely disappears. It’s going to take some effort to make that a comfortable option in the long term, but as it stands it’s pretty easy to switch the gun from above the belt line to below. The biggest change I made was to grind the beaver tail down with a dremel, makes deep concealment that much more comfortable for me.

I’m very much looking forward to shooting this gun, I foresee it being a great carry option for me. The addition of a more substantial grip (either Wilson or Boresight) and a comp will only make it better.

[Steven T]

Proven outfitters usually has good prices on Sig mags. They have a pretty good break on 3 mags.
Not sure about the manufacturer of the 365 mags. I have ordered several P320mags from them and
Received both Italian and U.S. manufactured mags.
https://www.provenoutfitters.com/p36...t-9mm-magazine

[D-der]

Picked up my P365x from the FFL yesterday after work, and I’m liking it so far. The grip is very thin, which makes gripping and presenting the gun harder than a full sized glock. That being said, it’s pretty easy to keep the dot still while quickly bumping the trigger in dry fire. Not a phenomenal indicator, but the better I can do that, typically the better I can shoot the gun in live fire.

In an enigma, at or below the belt line, the gun absolutely disappears. It’s going to take some effort to make that a comfortable option in the long term, but as it stands it’s pretty easy to switch the gun from above the belt line to below. The biggest change I made was to grind the beaver tail down with a dremel, makes deep concealment that much more comfortable for me.

I’m very much looking forward to shooting this gun, I foresee it being a great carry option for me. The addition of a more substantial grip (either Wilson or Boresight) and a comp will only make it better.

The Wilson and PMM make for good addition's

[Hstanton1]

First range trip with the p365x today, it was about what I expected. It’s a great gun with great accuracy potential for its size, and while it takes extra work to shoot well, it takes less than I thought. After getting it zeroed I was able to shoot a 94 3x at 25 yards with my carry ammo, and shoot a 96 in about 7 seconds on the Test with it. Overall, I like it quite a bit.

[RJ]

The biggest change I made was to grind the beaver tail down with a dremel, makes deep concealment that much more comfortable for me.

Same here. That’s the one thing I did to the OEM grip module, as I found the beaver tail was fouling my grip on the draw. It was a good feeling that if I screwed up, I could fix it with a new module.