Videos tagged with SIG P365X Macro

This video provides an end-of-year update on the presenter's SIG firearm collection, showcasing a diverse range of pistols and one rifle. The presenter offers brief impressions and highlights key features of each firearm, including specific models, calibers, and some aftermarket modifications. The collection spans various SIG platforms like the P320, P365, P226, and includes specialized editions and collaborations.

This video showcases an ambitious attempt to fire 100 different pistols in a single session at the Rank and Gun Club. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, cycles through a vast array of handguns, briefly identifying each model and its caliber before firing. While not a deep dive into any single firearm, it offers a broad overview of various pistol types and calibers available, highlighting the sheer volume of firearms that can be experienced in a dedicated range day.

This review of the PSA Micro Dagger Comp version examines its value proposition against competitors like the Glock 48 and Sig P365X Macro. It details reliability testing, design features including the compensated slide and proprietary magazines, and offers insights into trigger feel, hand fit, and holster compatibility. The video highlights the pistol's budget-friendly price point while also noting potential areas for improvement such as magazine count and trigger design.

This video documents the presenter's second USPSA shooting competition, focusing on using a subcompact/compact SIG P365X Macro. The presenter details their preparation, including firearm maintenance, gear selection (holster, optic, light, hearing protection), and the rationale for using a smaller firearm for training and practice. The video also features a giveaway of a True Precision slide and CL Customs frame, with instructions on how to enter.

This video reviews seven top 9mm handguns for 2025, focusing on their performance, reliability, and suitability for concealed carry and self-defense. The presenter, an experienced shooter, highlights key features like trigger quality, ergonomics, capacity, and accuracy for each model, offering insights into their practical application. The selection includes a range of popular and newer models, providing a comprehensive overview for firearm enthusiasts and potential buyers.

This video reviews seven 9mm handguns anticipated to be significant in 2025, focusing on their features for concealed carry and personal defense. It highlights models like the Taurus GX2, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0, Heckler & Koch VP9, Walther PDP Compact, SIG P320 Compact, Glock 19, and SIG P365X Macro, discussing their ergonomics, capacity, and performance.

This review of Shot Show Industry Day at the Range highlights top-performing pistols and notable disappointments. Brett from Nightwood Guns discusses the Radian Ramjet Afterburner for Glocks and P365s, the Oracle Arms 2311 Pro Compact, Walther PDP Steel Frame, LGO Arms Alien, RIA 5.0 Enhanced, and CZ Shadow 2 Compact as standouts. Conversely, the HK Micro Carry Gun's absence, Glock 29 Gen 5's lack of MOS, Glock 49's reliability issues, and the Kimber KD9 C's poor ergonomics are noted as significant drawbacks.

This video reviews six top-tier micro-compact 9mm handguns for concealed carry in 2023, highlighting advancements in concealability and firepower. The expert instructor provides detailed technical specifications, comparisons, and insights into each model, including the Kanik METE MC9, Ruger MAX-9, Kimber R7 Mako, Springfield Hellcat Pro, Sig P365X Macro, and the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus in 30 Super Carry. The review emphasizes features like optics readiness, magazine capacity, and ergonomics for effective everyday carry.

The SIG P365X Macro offers a significant capacity increase to 17 rounds in a relatively compact footprint, featuring a built-in compensator and improved X-Ray sights. While it shares a similar size profile to the P365 XL, the Macro's integrated compensator demonstrably reduces muzzle rise and felt recoil, making it a softer-shooting option. A key advantage is the backward compatibility of its new 17-round magazines with older P365 models, including the XL and the original P365.