DON'T BUY the Sig P365 X MACRO...Get THIS Instead

Published on November 25, 2022
Duration: 19:48

This review argues against buying a stock Sig P365 X Macro, advocating for a custom build using a base P365 or FCU for superior ergonomics and performance. Key upgrades include an Icarus Precision aluminum grip, Fdez Werx compensated slide, and a Tactical Trigger kit. While offering customization, the aluminum grip can lead to rapid heat transfer during extensive firing.

Quick Summary

Building a custom Sig P365 offers superior ergonomics and performance over the stock X Macro. Key upgrades include Icarus Precision aluminum grips and Fdez Werx compensated slides, allowing for a tailored firearm experience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Custom P365 vs. X Macro
  2. 00:43Sig P365 X Macro Features
  3. 02:53P365 X Macro Ergonomic Issues
  4. 05:54Recommended Custom Upgrades
  5. 08:33Fdez Werx Slide & Barrel
  6. 10:08Cost Analysis: Stock vs. Custom
  7. 12:35Holster & Light Setup
  8. 13:25Heat Dissipation Concerns

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages of a custom Sig P365 build over the X Macro?

A custom build, often starting with a base P365 or FCU, allows for superior grip ergonomics using aftermarket modules like Icarus Precision, and tailored performance upgrades like compensated slides and trigger kits.

What are the recommended upgrades for a custom Sig P365 build?

Key upgrades include the Icarus Precision aluminum grip module for better control, an Align Tactical offset mag release, a Tactical Trigger kit for reduced pull weight, and a Fdez Werx compensated slide and barrel.

What are the downsides of using an aluminum grip with a compensated slide on a P365?

The primary drawback is rapid heat transfer. The aluminum grip combined with a compensated slide can become uncomfortably hot to hold after sustained, high-volume firing due to efficient heat conduction.

How does the cost of a custom P365 build compare to a stock X Macro?

A stock P365 X Macro costs around $800. Building a custom version, starting from a $500 base P365 or $300 FCU and adding upgrades like a $400 grip, can result in a similar total investment but with significantly better customization and ergonomics.

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