SIG Sauer P365

Published on August 14, 2020
Duration: 4:39

Larry Vickers, a former Special Forces operator and firearms instructor, details a unique SIG Sauer P365 hybrid configuration combining a standard upper with an XL lower. He highlights its compact dimensions, improved grip, flat trigger, and capacity options (10, 12, 15 rounds), emphasizing its suitability for EDC despite a snappy recoil due to its light weight. The video also touches on the P365's market impact and factory production.

Quick Summary

Larry Vickers explains a unique SIG Sauer P365 hybrid build, combining a standard upper with an XL lower for improved grip and 12-round flush-fit capacity. He highlights the flat trigger, tritium sights, and its suitability for EDC, noting the 18-20 oz weight makes it snappy but highly concealable.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Sponsorship
  2. 00:28P365 Hybrid Configuration Explained
  3. 01:12Capacity & Flat Trigger Features
  4. 01:39Sights & Extended Magazines
  5. 02:16Market Impact & Factory Tour

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a hybrid configuration for the SIG Sauer P365?

A hybrid SIG Sauer P365 configuration involves using a standard P365 upper receiver on an XL lower frame. This setup enhances grip ergonomics, increasing the height to 4.8 inches from 4.3 inches, while maintaining a compact profile suitable for concealed carry.

What are the advantages of the P365 XL lower frame with a standard P365 upper?

Using an XL lower frame with a standard P365 upper allows for a 12-round flush-fit magazine, offering more capacity than the standard 10-round version. It also provides a better grip purchase due to the increased height.

What type of sights does the SIG Sauer P365 feature?

The SIG Sauer P365 is equipped with tritium night sights. These sights have a green-outlined front dot, which provides illumination in low-light conditions, aiding in target acquisition when visibility is reduced.

How does the P365's weight affect its shooting characteristics?

The P365 weighs approximately 18-20 ounces. This relatively light weight, combined with its compact size, can result in a 'snappy' shooting experience. However, this weight is considered ideal for everyday carry (EDC) due to its concealability.

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