SIG has won me over with this one | P365 XL Comp vs P365 XL

Published on February 4, 2022
Duration: 17:16

This video provides an expert-level assessment of the SIG P365 XL Comp, comparing it to its standard counterpart and other micro-compact pistols. The instructor, Mike Glover, details the benefits of the integrated compensator for reducing muzzle flip and recoil, enhancing split times, and improving control, especially during rapid fire and one-handed shooting. The analysis highlights the P365 XL Comp as a potentially superior EDC option for building shooter confidence.

Quick Summary

The SIG P365 XL Comp utilizes a slide-integrated compensator to redirect gases upward, reducing muzzle flip by an observed 17.3% compared to the standard model. This enhancement leads to faster split times during rapid fire, improved control, and greater shooter confidence, making it a compelling EDC option.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Compensation
  2. 01:21Size and Snappiness Comparison
  3. 02:46P365 XL Comp Features
  4. 04:56Live Fire: Slow Fire Test
  5. 07:23Rapid Fire and Recoil Analysis
  6. 09:59One-Handed Shooting Performance
  7. 11:12Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the SIG P365 XL Comp reduce muzzle flip?

The SIG P365 XL Comp features a slide-integrated compensator with ports that redirect propellant gases upward. This redirection counteracts the natural upward movement of the barrel during firing, significantly reducing muzzle flip and allowing for faster sight reacquisition.

Is the SIG P365 XL Comp better for concealed carry than the standard P365 XL?

While slightly larger due to the compensator, the P365 XL Comp's improved recoil management can make it a more confidence-inspiring EDC option, especially for those who find smaller pistols 'snappy'. The trade-off is a marginal increase in slide length.

What are the key features of the SIG P365 XL Comp?

Key features include a slide-integrated compensator, a hand-stippled grip module for enhanced texture, a titanium nitride barrel, and a titanium nitride trigger, all contributing to improved performance and handling.

How does the compensator affect split times in rapid fire?

The compensator's ability to reduce muzzle flip allows the firearm to return to the shooter's aim point more quickly after each shot. This results in significantly improved split times during rapid-fire sequences, making follow-up shots more accurate and faster.

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