Videos tagged with Sig Sauer P365-X

This video compares the Sig Sauer P365-X and Glock 48 for everyday carry. The instructor, Mro Dad from USCCA, highlights key differences in grip angle, slide length, safety features, and accessory mounting capabilities. While both are deemed reliable and suitable for concealed carry, personal preference regarding grip angle and the presence of a manual safety are presented as the most significant deciding factors.

This video showcases a wide variety of firearms and ammunition available at Exile Armory LLC. Amber highlights new arrivals, including pistols like the Engels P35, Diamondback DB9, and Springfield Armory EMP, as well as revolvers and shotguns. Pricing and some specific features, like red dot sights and upgraded triggers, are mentioned for various models. The store also offers layaway options and can order specific items upon request.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 X, presented by a tactical instructor and former Navy SEAL, offers a practical assessment of its performance. The speaker details accuracy testing out to 50 yards, discusses the merits and drawbacks of its manual safety, and highlights an ergonomic challenge with magazine changes due to the short grip. Despite initial skepticism, the P365 X is deemed reliable and accurate, though the manual safety remains a point of consideration for the instructor.

This video provides a detailed size and capacity comparison of the Mossberg MC2SC against numerous popular micro-compact and subcompact everyday carry (EDC) firearms. The presenter, from SPN Firearms, highlights the MC2SC's ergonomics, trigger, and overall package, often comparing it favorably to the Glock 43X. The comparison includes visual side-by-side assessments of dimensions and magazine capacities, offering insights into how the MC2SC stacks up against competitors like the Taurus GX4, Glock 26, Springfield Hellcat, and SIG P365 X, among others.

This video showcases Jarod's everyday carry (EDC) items, featuring a CRKT M-16 folding knife and a Sig Sauer P365 X handgun. Jarod provides insights into his gear choices, highlighting the practicality and features of each item, including the knife's history and the handgun's optic-readiness and night sights. The presentation is casual yet informative, reflecting a seasoned enthusiast's perspective.

This video from Exile Armory showcases a variety of firearms available for purchase, including handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Amber highlights specific models like the Colt Government Competition, Ruger EC9S, Mossberg Patriot, and CZ Scorpion, detailing their features and price points. The inventory includes both new and used firearms, with an emphasis on current stock and pricing for various calibers and configurations.

This video critiques several popular carry guns from 2022, arguing they are outdated or inferior to newer alternatives. It highlights issues like reliability with the Skyy CPX-2 and excessive bulk in the HK VP9SK, Glock 26, M&P 9 Subcompact, and Glock 19. The speaker recommends modern micro-compacts like the Taurus GX4, Sig P365, Glock 43X, S&W Shield Plus, and Springfield Hellcat Pro for better concealability, capacity, and reliability.

This video argues that the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro and Sig Sauer P365 XL miss the original point of micro-compact pistols: balancing concealability with capacity. The instructor suggests that adding capacity via larger magazines on the standard Hellcat or increasing barrel length on the P365 XL compromises the core benefit of easy pocket carry. He prefers the flexibility of firearms like the Glock 26, which can adapt from pocket pistol to home defense with larger magazines.

Phil Straighter from Sig Sauer details the P365 XL and the new P365 X RXZ models. The P365 XL is an X-series variant with enhanced features like a flat trigger and an optics-ready slide. The P365 X RXZ is a factory-equipped model featuring the RomeoZero optic, X-ray3 front sight for co-witnessing, and a shorter profile for improved concealability, all chambered in 9mm.