Videos tagged with P365 XL

This expert guide details the installation and live-fire testing of the Tyrant CNC TWS365 chassis for the Sig Sauer P365. It covers assembly, compatibility with various slides, and performance evaluation, highlighting the conversion of a P365 into a more stable PDW platform. The review emphasizes the chassis's modularity, durability after extensive testing, and improved shooting control.

This guide details the assembly of the FLUX Raider 365 chassis with a Sig Sauer P365. It covers installing the FCU, slide, optic, weapon light, and magwell, culminating in a demonstration of magazine insertion and holster fit. The process is presented with clear, instructional steps, suitable for those looking to upgrade their P365 platform.

This guide addresses the 'Shaky Sig' phenomenon, where Sig Sauer firearms like the P365 X Macro and P320 may exhibit delayed or failed firing pin drops. It outlines a diagnostic technique involving dry fire and manipulation to identify the issue, emphasizing the importance of mechanical accountability and recommending professional repair or consultation for modified firearms. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, stresses testing firearms thoroughly (500-1000 rounds) before carrying them for self-defense.

This video details the installation of a Mischief Machine Born slide and Gen 2 Commander Grip Module onto a Sig Sauer P365 platform. The presenter highlights the premium aluminum construction, deep serrations for enhanced grip, and the M4 optic mounting screws on the slide. The grip module features a diamond-cut texture, a smooth beaver tail for comfort during extended shooting, and integrated Picatinny slots for accessories like lights. The upgrade transforms the P365 into a more robust and precision-oriented firearm.

This video criticizes SIG Sauer's handling of alleged firearm malfunctions, particularly with the P320, P365, and P365 XL models. It highlights inconsistencies in statements from Grey Guns and discusses SIG's legal actions in New Hampshire. The speaker advises SIG to consider recalls and admit fault rather than engaging in what they perceive as gaslighting.

This video demonstrates the fit of various compact and full-size pistols in different sized gun bags from 945 Industries. It highlights how bag size impacts comfort and the ability to store accessories like mounted flashlights, and also shows the utility of magazine sleeves for carrying spare ammunition with full-size handguns.

This video reviews the ECM Precision R11 grip module for Sig P365 firearms, highlighting its 2011-inspired design and features like built-in gas pedals and a flared magwell. The presenter, Kai from Classic Firearms, demonstrates how to install the module and discusses its impact on shootability, particularly recoil management. The R11 module is noted for its all-metal construction and ability to enhance grip and control, making the P365 feel flatter and more stable during firing.

This video compares the recoil mitigation performance of the Radian Ramjet + Afterburner and the Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC compensators on a Sig P365 platform, using the P365 Macro Comp as a baseline. The presenter conducts 'bro science' testing with various ammunition types and grip configurations, noting differences in recoil impulse, ejection patterns, and ease of maintenance. The Radian Ramjet is generally perceived to offer slightly better compensation, especially with higher-pressure loads, while the PMM is noted for its ability to run a wider variety of ammunition, including lower-velocity loads that choked the Ramjet.

Shark Coast Tactical showcases their custom Sig Sauer P365 variant, the Komodo FR, at Shot Show 2025. This build utilizes a 17-round aluminum frame compatible with P365 or P365X slides, offering a size similar to the Macro but slightly smaller. The featured model includes a green anime Borderland paint design and a threadless comp from Safari that claims to reduce recoil by 30%.

This video details the installation of Strike Industries aftermarket parts on a Sig P365, focusing on an improved grip module and a visually striking slide and barrel assembly. The presenter highlights the modularity of the P365 platform, allowing users to customize their firearm with components like an integrated mag well, aggressive texturing, and a ported slide with enhanced serrations. The review covers functionality, aesthetics, and potential areas for improvement, offering a comprehensive look at upgrading the popular micro-compact pistol.

This podcast episode features a discussion on popular semi-automatic pistol brands, focusing on Glock, M&P, SIG Sauer, and Walther. The speakers emphasize that firearm selection should be based on form and function, not just personal preference. They highlight the importance of reliability and extensive testing, with specific critiques of SIG Sauer's P320 due to reported drop and inadvertent firing issues, contrasting it with their positive experiences with the SIG P365 XL for everyday carry. The M&P platform is praised for its ergonomics and shootability, while Walther's PDP is noted for its excellent trigger and potential for growth, especially for red dot sight transitions. The discussion also touches on quality control issues with some Turkish-manufactured firearms.

The video critiques SIG Sauer's product strategy, arguing they are 'overdoing it' by releasing an excessive number of variants for popular pistol lines like the P226, P320, and P365. While acknowledging the quality and appeal of many models, the speaker suggests this proliferation dilutes brand identity and can be confusing for consumers. The P365 Spectre Comp is highlighted as an example of a significantly altered P365 variant.