P365 Vs P365 XL...Which Is Best For You?

Published on September 15, 2019
Duration: 26:08

This video provides a detailed head-to-head comparison of the Sig Sauer P365 and P365 XL, focusing on their differences in size, features, shooting characteristics, and concealed carry performance. The presenter highlights key distinctions like barrel length, grip size, capacity, and the addition of an optic-ready slide on the XL model. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on individual priorities regarding concealability, capacity, and comfort during shooting.

Quick Summary

The Sig Sauer P365 XL offers a longer 3.7-inch barrel and a 12-round capacity compared to the standard P365's 3.1-inch barrel and 10-round capacity. The XL also features an optic-ready slide and a flared magwell for easier reloads, while the standard P365 excels in concealability due to its smaller grip.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: P365 vs P365 XL Comparison
  2. 00:44Individual Reviews Link
  3. 00:57Patron of the Week
  4. 01:22P365 Disclaimer & Reliability
  5. 01:44P365 vs P365 XL Specifications
  6. 02:37Slide and Grip Comparison
  7. 03:07Magazine Capacity Difference
  8. 03:36P365 XL Features: Serrations, Trigger Guard, Undercut
  9. 04:08P365 Magazine Technology Explained
  10. 05:52Grip Texturing and Feel
  11. 06:15X-Ray Sights
  12. 06:28P365 XL Features: Optic Plate, Flat Trigger
  13. 06:55Sight Profile Comparison
  14. 07:13Proprietary Rail and Accessory Compatibility
  15. 07:36Overall Profile Comparison
  16. 07:51Flared Magwell on P365 XL
  17. 08:13Interchangeable Magazines
  18. 08:37Beavertail on P365 XL
  19. 09:06Materials and Finish
  20. 09:17Range Demonstration
  21. 12:23Range Performance and Capacity
  22. 12:52Grip Comfort and Feel at the Range
  23. 13:22Flat Trigger vs. Curved Trigger
  24. 14:04Trigger Weight Comparison
  25. 14:47XL Comfort and Recoil Management
  26. 15:01Magazine Changes and Flared Magwell
  27. 15:10Dual Purpose Firearm: Range, Home Defense, Carry
  28. 15:4615-Round Magazine Option
  29. 15:51Importance of Later P365 Models
  30. 16:14Range Performance Summary
  31. 16:25Concealed Carry Demonstration: Inside the Waistband
  32. 16:29Holster Choice: Tolstoy Holsters
  33. 16:50P365 Concealed Carry (4 o'clock position)
  34. 17:13P365 XL Concealed Carry
  35. 17:29Mrs. Heckshot Concealed Carry Comparison
  36. 17:32Appendix Carry Considerations
  37. 17:44P365 XL Quick Draw
  38. 17:48Concealed Carry Pros and Cons
  39. 18:06Mrs. Heckshot's Concealed Carry Printing
  40. 18:52XL vs. P365 for Concealability
  41. 19:05Comfort and Capacity Trade-offs
  42. 19:13Body Type and Carry Application
  43. 19:33Weight and Size Differences
  44. 19:56Personal Preference: XL for Comfort and Capacity
  45. 20:20Optic Capability Considerations
  46. 20:31Rear Sight Co-Witness with Optics
  47. 20:59XL as a Comfortable Daily Carry Option
  48. 21:07Recommendation: Handle and Fire Both
  49. 21:13P365 as a Great Option for Concealability
  50. 21:33Final Disclaimer: Later P365 Models
  51. 21:46Grip Length and Draw Stroke Considerations
  52. 22:05Inside the Waistband Carry: Grip vs. Concealability
  53. 22:37XL: Easier Draw, Harder Concealment
  54. 23:24Shirt Clearance for Draw
  55. 23:51Grading Carry and Range Performance
  56. 24:25Capacity vs. Size Trade-offs
  57. 24:25Value Proposition of the P365 XL
  58. 24:34Viewer Comments Encouraged

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main physical differences between the Sig Sauer P365 and P365 XL?

The P365 has a 3.1-inch barrel and is 5.8 inches long, while the P365 XL features a 3.7-inch barrel and is 6.6 inches long. The XL also has a slightly taller grip (4.8 inches vs. 4.3 inches) and is wider (1.1 inches vs. 1 inch), making it a larger firearm overall.

How does magazine capacity differ between the P365 and P365 XL?

The standard P365 typically comes with 10-round magazines. The P365 XL, due to its longer grip, comes standard with 12-round magazines, offering two additional rounds of capacity.

Does the P365 XL offer any advantages for mounting optics?

Yes, the P365 XL features an optic-ready slide, allowing for the direct mounting of micro red dot sights such as the Sig Romeo Zero or Shield RMS-C. The standard P365 does not have this capability.

Which pistol is generally considered more comfortable for concealed carry?

The standard P365 is generally easier to conceal due to its smaller size and shorter grip, making it less prone to printing. The P365 XL, while offering a more comfortable full grip and potentially better shooting ergonomics, is larger and can be more challenging to conceal depending on attire and carry position.

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