Taran Butler Reviews the Sig Sauer P365

Published on May 4, 2018
Duration: 5:33

This guide details a reliability test and tactical handling of the Sig Sauer P365, as demonstrated by world-champion shooter Taran Butler. It covers testing with +P+ ammunition, a specific weak-grip reliability drill ('Lady Fingers'), and observations on potential issues like loose sights. The review highlights the P365's high capacity for its size and offers a critique of its magazine design.

Quick Summary

Taran Butler, a world-champion shooter, reviewed the Sig Sauer P365, highlighting its impressive 10+1 or 12+1 magazine capacity in a compact frame. He tested its reliability with Federal +P+ 9mm ammunition using a weak grip drill, which the P365 passed. An early production model showed a loose front sight, suggesting Loctite as a fix.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Magazine Capacity
  2. 00:30Ammunition and Initial Features
  3. 01:12Reliability Testing ('Lady Fingers')
  4. 02:28Front Sight Issue Observed
  5. 03:08Tactical Scenario and Capacity
  6. 04:11Final Review and Magazine Critique

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the magazine capacity of the Sig Sauer P365?

The Sig Sauer P365 typically comes with a standard double-stack magazine offering a 10+1 round capacity. An extended magazine is also available, increasing the capacity to 12+1 rounds, which is notable for its compact size.

How did the Sig Sauer P365 perform in reliability testing?

During testing by Taran Butler, the Sig Sauer P365 successfully completed a 'Lady Fingers Reliability Test,' which involves shooting with a deliberately weak grip. This indicates good cycling reliability even under challenging conditions.

Did Taran Butler identify any issues with the Sig Sauer P365?

Yes, Taran Butler noted that the front sight came loose during rapid fire on an early production model. He suggested that a small amount of Loctite would likely resolve this issue.

What ammunition was used to test the Sig Sauer P365?

The Sig Sauer P365 was tested using Federal Premium 9mm Luger (+P+) 115 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition. This indicates the firearm's ability to handle potent defensive rounds.

How does the Sig Sauer P365 compare to the Glock 43?

Taran Butler considers the Sig Sauer P365 a strong rival to the Glock 43. A key advantage highlighted for the P365 is its higher magazine capacity (10+1 or 12+1) within a similarly compact form factor.

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