Sig p365 - Catching Glock with Their Pants Down

Published on May 11, 2019
Duration: 8:48

This review by John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society analyzes the Sig P365, highlighting its significant magazine capacity advantage over competitors like the Glock 43. Lovell, a professional tactical instructor, discusses the engineering behind the P365's capacity and compares its physical dimensions to the Glock 43. He also delves into the critical aspect of grip angle and its impact on shooting performance, concluding with live-fire results at 25 yards.

Quick Summary

John Lovell analyzes the Sig P365, highlighting its 10+1 capacity advantage over the Glock 43's 6+1 within a similar sub-compact frame. He contrasts Sig's innovative magazine design with Glock's grip-lengthening approach for capacity increase. Lovell also stresses the critical importance of grip angle for natural point of aim and shooting performance, based on his extensive experience.

Chapters

  1. 00:18Introduction & Sig History
  2. 01:03Capacity & Engineering
  3. 02:44Physical Comparison
  4. 03:57Grip Angle & Presentation
  5. 07:17Range Performance & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main advantage of the Sig P365 over the Glock 43?

The primary advantage of the Sig P365 is its significantly higher magazine capacity, offering 10+1 rounds in a standard flush-fit magazine, compared to the Glock 43's 6+1 capacity, all within a similar sub-compact pistol size.

How does the Sig P365's capacity increase differ from Glock's approach?

John Lovell notes that Sig increased the P365's capacity by innovating the magazine design within a sub-compact grip. Glock, with models like the 43X and 48, increased capacity by lengthening the grip, which Lovell views as a less elegant solution.

What is the significance of grip angle in pistol selection, according to John Lovell?

Lovell emphasizes that grip angle is crucial for a shooter's natural point of aim and presentation speed. He categorizes pistols (e.g., Sig/1911 vs. Glock/M&P) and suggests extensive training with one type makes the other feel unnatural, impacting accuracy.

How did the Sig P365 perform during live-fire testing?

During live-fire testing at 25 yards on steel targets, the Sig P365 was found to be accurate and reliable, with no stoppages. It was described as 'snappy' due to its small size, a common characteristic of sub-compact firearms.

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