Videos tagged with SAS Treatment

This video reviews two SIG Sauer P227 SAS pistols, highlighting their custom shop 'carry melt' treatment and SIG's SRT trigger. The presenter demonstrates a gentle decocking technique to prevent frame wear and discusses the P227's ergonomics, capacity, and the unfortunate discontinuation of the model. Trigger pull weights for both double and single action are measured.

This guide details the SIG Sauer P365 SAS, focusing on its deep concealment features like the snag-free Meprolight FT Bullseye sight and SAS treatment. It covers the ported barrel for recoil mitigation, magazine options, and ergonomic considerations, drawing from an expert review by BERETTA9mmUSA. The P365 SAS is presented as a highly capable option for everyday carry, emphasizing its practical design elements for discreet use.

This video provides initial impressions of the SIG P365 SAS after the first 100+ rounds. The reviewer highlights the unique Metro Light Bullseye sight system, noting a significant learning curve and initial difficulty with windage accuracy. The ported barrel's effect on recoil and muzzle rise is discussed, along with potential increased noise. Reliability concerns are raised regarding the slide not locking back on empty magazines, a critical issue given the lack of a traditional slide release.

The SIG SAUER P365 SAS introduces the 'Sig Anti Snag' (SAS) treatment, focusing on a snag-proof design for concealed carry. Key features include flush-mounted controls, a slide catch that only locks to the rear (requiring a slingshot for release), and an integrated FT Bullseye sight embedded into the slide. This design aims to reduce recoil and improve intuitive aiming for concealed carry.

This guide details techniques for effectively carrying and deploying the Sig Sauer P365 SAS, emphasizing its snag-free design for concealed carry. It covers drawing from a pocket holster, adapting to the unique FT Bullseye sight system, and understanding the benefits of the ported barrel and flush controls for defensive shooting scenarios. Instruction is provided by firearms experts Phil Strader (Sig Sauer) and Ryan Gresham (Gun Talk Media).