Sig 365 SAS First Look!

Published on October 3, 2019
Duration: 14:51

This video provides a first look at the Sig Sauer P365 SAS, highlighting its unique integrated sights, ported slide, and removal of the traditional slide stop. The presenters discuss the implications of these design choices for concealed carry and shooting performance, noting the potential challenges and benefits of the new sighting system, especially in varying light conditions. They also comment on the perceived increase in muzzle control due to the porting.

Quick Summary

The Sig Sauer P365 SAS introduces a unique integrated sighting system, eliminating the front sight post for snag-free concealed carry draws. It also features a ported slide for improved muzzle control and the removal of the traditional slide stop. While designed for self-defense, its sighting system may require adaptation for some users.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction: Sig P365 SAS
  2. 00:17New Sighting System Overview
  3. 01:41Integrated Sight Design Explained
  4. 02:06Low Light Sight Performance
  5. 02:58Other Major Differences: Slide Stop & Porting
  6. 03:33Porting: Pros and Cons (Low Light)
  7. 04:01First Impressions: Handling & Sights
  8. 04:14No Front Sight Design
  9. 04:32Snag-Free Carry Advantage
  10. 04:45Accuracy Testing Plan
  11. 05:15Shooting at 5 Yards
  12. 05:51Shooter Vision Challenges
  13. 07:18Percussion and Sound Observations
  14. 08:39Combat Sight vs. Accuracy
  15. 09:11Speed Drills: Plate Shooting
  16. 11:08Handling and Control Discussion
  17. 11:52Comparison to Standard P365
  18. 12:54Thoughts on No Slide Stop
  19. 13:19Fast Shooting Drill: Porting Effect
  20. 13:55Muzzle Flip Control and Porting
  21. 14:11Final Thoughts and Recommendations
  22. 14:26Recap of P365 SAS Features

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Sig P365 SAS and the standard P365?

The Sig P365 SAS features an integrated sighting system that eliminates the traditional front sight post for snag-free draws, a ported slide for improved muzzle control, and the removal of the slide stop lever. The standard P365 has conventional sights and a slide stop.

How does the integrated sighting system on the Sig P365 SAS perform in different lighting conditions?

The Sig P365 SAS sights use fiber optic and tritium for visibility. They perform well in bright and low light, but can wash out in very dim environments when shooting into a bright area.

What is the purpose of the porting on the Sig P365 SAS slide?

The porting on the Sig P365 SAS slide is designed to help manage muzzle flip and recoil, making the firearm more controllable during rapid firing. This can lead to faster follow-up shots.

Is the Sig P365 SAS suitable for precision shooting?

The presenters suggest the Sig P365 SAS is primarily a combat sight system designed for self-defense and quick acquisition, rather than achieving extremely tight groups for precision target shooting. It's optimized for its role as a concealed carry pistol.

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