My "Torture Testing" | Sig P365XL Spectre Comp

Published on May 11, 2022
Duration: 18:33

This review of the Sig P365XL Spectre Comp by Joel from Precision Rifle Network details his 'torture test' protocol of firing 200 rounds to assess reliability. He found the pistol trustworthy and reliable, with no malfunctions attributed to the firearm itself within the first 225 rounds. The review highlights the noticeable reduction in felt recoil due to the compensator and compares it to the standard P365, also discussing the integrated red dot mounting system and improved grip ergonomics.

Quick Summary

The Sig P365XL Spectre Comp offers a noticeable reduction in felt recoil due to its compensator, aiding in faster follow-up shots. The reviewer's 'torture test' protocol involves firing 200 rounds to ensure reliability for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction & Instructor Background
  2. 01:14The 200-Round Torture Test Protocol
  3. 01:53Zeroing the Holosun HS507K X2
  4. 02:44First Potential Malfunction Analysis
  5. 03:47Slide Lock Back Resolved
  6. 04:00Red Dot Zeroing at 25 Yards
  7. 05:01Accuracy Group Size at 25 Yards
  8. 05:42Comparing Recoil: Spectre Comp vs. Standard P365
  9. 06:14Pistol Fundamentals Reminder
  10. 08:09Shooting Standard P365 (Gen 1)
  11. 08:45Shooting Spectre Comp
  12. 09:05Noticeable Recoil Difference
  13. 11:09Ammunition-Related Malfunction
  14. 11:32Final Thoughts on Sig P365XL Spectre Comp
  15. 13:16Malfunction Attribution: Gun vs. Ammo/User
  16. 13:36Trustworthiness and Reliability Verdict
  17. 13:46Spectre Comp vs. Standard P365 Differences
  18. 14:13Is the Spectre Comp Worth the Price?
  19. 15:12Grip Stippling and Ergonomics
  20. 16:05Barrel, Trigger, and Sights
  21. 17:00Overall Impression and Recommendation
  22. 17:37Conclusion & Future Content

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reviewer's reliability test for concealed carry firearms?

The reviewer's 'torture test' involves firing 200 rounds through a new firearm as quickly as possible. If the gun experiences any malfunctions during this initial phase, it is considered unreliable for concealed carry and is sold without question.

Does the Sig P365XL Spectre Comp have less recoil than the standard P365?

Yes, the reviewer states that the Spectre Comp's compensator provides a noticeable reduction in felt recoil and muzzle flip compared to the standard P365, which can lead to faster follow-up shots and better sight control.

How accurate is the Sig P365XL Spectre Comp?

During the initial testing at 25 yards, the reviewer achieved approximately a 4-5 inch group with the Sig P365XL Spectre Comp. He considers this acceptable accuracy for a short-barreled pistol, especially for first-time use.

What are the benefits of the Spectre Comp's grip design?

The Spectre Comp's grip is slightly longer than the standard P365, providing a full grip without needing aftermarket pinky extensions. This design also eliminates uncomfortable protrusions, making it more comfortable for appendix carry.

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