Resurrected Sig P365 - New 2019 Model review
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- Has the Sig P365 finally been resurrected? Is this pistol now one of the top CCW pistols on the market? Has Sig fix all the issues that have plagued this pistol during its first year of production? In this video we will be review a brand new 2019 Sig P365 and we will also be discussing some of the rumors of issues with that firearms that have surfaced over the past year. Hope you enjoy!
Firearm supplied by: thegundock
Featured Products:
Sig P365 ( Born on Date - Feb 4th 2019)
Total rounds shot during review: 350
Total number of cycle issues of any kind: 0
• 150 rounds Winchester steel case 115gr
• 50 rounds Winchester 115gr white box
• 50 rounds Federal 115gr
• 100 rounds American Eagle 124gr
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I wanted to address some of the main comments we have received on this video.
Re-griping this pistol:
This was the first time I had fired the pistol and I was just trying to adjust my grip between shots until I found my correct grip with it. You will notice in the close up videos that were shot later in the day I wasn’t doing it anymore because I had found my correct grip for this pistol. Many people will do this with new pistols, you will see people like Tim from the Military Arms channel do it at times with new pistols also. Thanks for watching!
Gun that Matched the watch:
I agree this was a silly comment and should have been edited out. It was a long day of filming really didn’t think it was that big of a deal. It makes more since for me because I primarily open carry. But it was kind of a silly comment.
Yes, that was a silly comment. If you are dressed really “dressy”, you should be carrying a P938 Blackwood or SAS! 😀
I support your right to open carry but think that decision is sillier than the accessory comment. Limits your options in a deadly situation where you may need to choose your reaction and timiing.
You should pin this comment to the top of the column!
Nothing to apologize for man. You do you! Haters gonna hate! Lol. I didn’t see everyone else’s videos. Take care brother.
No need to explain yourself man. Fuck these keyboard warriors. Youre actually on the range getting gun time to learn your new firearm and improve your skills. Thats all that matters
I've had the manual safety, (Mass Compliant) version of the P365 for 2 years now. Although I have shot it less than I would have liked due to the ammo shortage, the gun has been completely flawless. No defects, no failures of any kind with brass case, steel case, hollow point, and plus P ammo. It's accurate, easy to conceal, and does everything you need in an EDC gun.
8:21 is what 99% of you clicked on this video for.
11:21 for the final verdict (issues are resolved, safe for purchase).
Thank you.
Your a true Patriot
Not all heroes where capes.
@@lovethemetals5164 for sig maybe
Insect Overlord Thank you kind Sir
Damn people, chill out about the watch comment. Some people take things so literal. I guess you have too much time on your hands to call people out on a comment. The man did a great job, thanks for the informative video.
Liberals!!!
700 rounds through mine in several weeks. 0 malfunctions. I'm not a Sig fan, and this is my first Sig to own. I like this gun more every time I shoot it.
Glad it’s working well for ya. Ya this pistol grows on ya for sure! Thanks for watching!
My SIG 1911 broke after 500 rounds but I may try this one out
Great review, thank you. I waited almost two years to buy my P365. Mine was manufactured January 2019. 400 rounds through it and zero issues. I shoot 124 grain, the recoil is very controllable, even with the short 10 round magazine, and this small gun is very accurate. For conceal, it’s my favorite all around handgun, and it’s very comfortable to carry all day.
I don't know a single person who conceals a gun and makes sure their outfits accessories match it. 😂😂
Rappers, lol
@@jasonschmidt9569 Fair enough hahaha
I was thinking the same thing. I was like, "what did he just say?".
This guy! 🤪 who decides on a concealed carry gun by what they are wearing? He must be a woman!
I bear my pink gun when I also wear my pink underwear! :)
I’ve been shooting/caring one since last July, at this point I’m around 600-700 rounds down range. It has been fantastic, 100% problem free. I haven’t had any issues caring it or shooting it. Actually, I was even thinking of getting my mom and my little sister one. Love the P365!
carrying*
Waited until Sig got the problems lined out and bought one in July of last year and have never had a single issue. Love, Love, Love the little gun that can! Eats everything I've thrown at it, including my own reloads, ball ammo, hollow points and critical defense rounds. 12 + 1 with extended or 10 + 1 flush mag, what's not to like. Shoots POA and POI! Looking forward to picking up the new 15 round mag. Thanks Sig!
Every firearm ever made shoots POI, point of impact. Are you saying that the POA, point of aim is the POI? That is what counts.
@@jeffstanley4593Yes Sir, POA .
I’ve got a new sig p365 one that was made in 2019 and I’ve put a little over500 rounds through it and had no problems with it and that is now my new primary concealed carry weapon
A whole 500 rounds?
I love mine!
@@mike.5428
Settle down "john wick" if you're gonna take on the world, a micro carry pistol, isn't the gun for you.
500 at crap, you haven’t even broke it in yet
Texas Ghost That was a month ago I put about 650 rounds through it by now so that’s about over 1000 rounds and it’s still going strong
I have a June 18 P365 and carry it whenever I am in a state that allows me to. I have shot 200 rounds of HST 124gr through it and another 300 rounds of Blazer Brass 124gr with NO issue. Yes, it has a primer swipe, but so does my Shield45. Great gun, easy to carry.
I have a have shleid 2.0 and its hard to put many 9mm over it I like the p365 but I I dkmt think its better out of the box like the S&W.
Ive had my P365 since july 18 with zero issues, have close to 2000 rds. down range. This is my EDC with 12 rd mag and
12 rd extra mag I carry. Love this gun, shoots very well and I don't even feel it after short time when carrying
Same here! Love this gun
I have close to 2000 rounds through my P365. I love the size, the round count, and the ability to conceal the firearm. This thing has a crazy great trigger in it. Very shootable. You can control the recoil and get right back on target. Sig hit a home run here. Top sold handgun in 2019.
That’s great man, ya I agree it did have a great little trigger. Thanks for watching!
I have had my P365 since May of 2018 with approximately 600 rounds through it with out a single malfunction. I absolutely love this gun for EDC. Sometimes I just forget that I even have it on me.
Same here. It absolutely disappears. I loved it so much I went and got a second one for my wife.
Philip B I bought mine at the same time, over 1200 rds thru it, not one issue. Eats everything from cheap steel to Hst 124 +P. It’s my edc and I can’t see that changing
I have been waiting for a year for Sig to work the bugs out of the P365 . After watching this and other new reviews I pulled the plug today and bought one . Under five hundred with free shipping . Can't wait to get it . Very nice review .
That’s great man! Congrats! I think you will be happy with it.
Joseph Bukal Where did you purchase it ?
Good job on this video. You addressed all of the issues which I've been researching.
I bought one a month ago and have put over 500 rounds thru it with no mal functions. I am in love with it.
That’s great man! Glad its running good for ya. Personally I thought it was a great little pistol and perfect for concealed carry. Thanks for watching!
Nice review. To the point, informative, and no heavy metal background music!
Thanks man! I really appreciate that! Got a G43x, M&P Shield and Taurus G2C review in the works. Thanks for watching Bud!
I’ve had my 365 about six months it’s an absolute gem. It is a beautiful gun, and is very accurate. I’ve put about 1000 rounds through it with zero problems. It is moving my P938 to backup. I am very pleased to have both these Sigs in my CCW rotation!
All of you clowns giving the guy a hard time about his grip are perfect shooters aren't you? How many different types and sizes of pistols have you shot? Good video... good review. Well done sir.
I just think it's a bad habit he has. I don't think I'm a better shooter or anything. I just never developed that habit. There are a ways of unlearning it but first you have to be made aware that you're doing it because some people don't actually realize that they do it.
You are correct it is a bad habit. I have large hands and it was the first time I ever shot these small pistols. When getting used to a subcompact I will re-grip at first until I find the right grip and hand pressure for these guns. I release my hand to reset my grip until I find the grip that work to control the pistol with out over pressure in the hands. Very small guns with thin small grip are easy to over grip when you have big hands. The Guy from Military Arms Channel does the same thing at first.
Everyone is a massad ayoob operator on the net.
All that matters is hitting your target.
My 365 was built July 2018 and I have over 2000 rounds through it with zero issues.
That’s great bud, glad to hear it.
I own an October 2018 P365 build with 1575 rounds down range and not a single issue. Great gun, carry it daily.
Mine is an October gun too. Works fine
That was a quality presentation. Nice, camera work, clearly expressed thoughts, organized.
Thanks, man..
Thanks bud, I appreciate the complement. We work hard to put these together so we love a complements when we get them. Thanks again for watching!
These comments are brutal lol. Give the guy a break. Appreciate the time making the video. I’m trying to figure out if the kinks are worked out before buying one and this was helpful.
Brandon White , they’ve been worked out for a while now
Been carrying mine since Feb 2018 and it has been excellent.
Have you had to use it?
How many rounds? I've carried my wallet for years.
I bought my P365 a few days ago loved it, except the rear sight. The rear dovetail was loose so that the rear sight would just slide back and forth. Very disappointed that they QA missed this called them they sent me a shipping label and I mailed it out to repair. My P938 had to be mailed back for repair when I bought it be because the extended magazine would drop out of mag well when shooting. I will probably keep my 365 but I might be done buying sig after this. Don’t like having to mail everything I buy for repair as soon as I buy it.
I hot a bunch of sigs and never had to do that. Sounds like my luck with Ruger.
I bought a P365 in November/2018. No issues whatsoever. I had heard of the issues mentioned and pretty much waited until they had some time to deal with it. I learned that any P365 manufactured after July/2018 was good to go so I decided to buy one. I was looking at both the P365 and the Glock 43. The extra capacity sealed the deal. I bought some of the 12 round mags and that gave me 13 rounds before a mag swap vs. 7.
No regrets.
Very nice. Where did you get your extended mags from fro the P365?
Bigdaddyunlimted.com
Bought an early model and had all kinds of problems with it ... FTEject, FTFeed, and a lot of FTGoIntoBattery. Sent it back to Sig on Voluntary Recall and replaced about 10-15 parts including a new barrel. No problems since then. Have bought two more, one built Nov 2018, the latest built in Jan 2019. All shoot just fine, no hick-up on any. Nice review. Most early complainer just refuse to acknowledge that the problems are fixed.
Mine is running flawless after 1k rounds, you put it on in the morning and forget it’s there
What about now? I am thinking about buying one. I bought one when they came out. Major lemon.
Just bought mine. Fired 100rds. 1 light primer strike.
I usually carry mid size guns. It can be a hassle in the spring and summer. This the perfect summer carry. I carry it with the 12rd magazine.
Just got one and put 200 rounds through it today. 150 rounds of Federal steel case and 50 rounds of Hornaday self defense. Zero malfunctions and very accurate! I had trouble at first finding the right grip but after adjusting it was fabulous to shoot! Great little self defense tool, smaller and higher round capacity than the Glock 43 I've had for years! Good video brother!
I’ve owned my sig since Dec of 2018 and have put close to 1000 rounds through it (using different types of ammo) and have had no issues.
Me too, mine is a dec 3 2018 model and im at 1500 and zero issues so far.most after july 2018 have the upgraded internals.
I have over 1800 rounds thru my 365. Never a problem of any kind. Wonderful weapon. Just as good as the Shield--better for the number of rounds carried. I would like to see a safety on it--but that is me. Great gun!!! My gun was made in June/July 2018. Thank you Sig.
They did introduce a 365 with a thumb safety at shot show 2019.
@@sarez0220 Interesting--just have not seen one. Maybe at the NRA show in Indy or the Conceal Carry Convention in Pittsburgh in May. Thank you for sharing.
Safety? Meh... my finger is my safety!
@@P_double_H I agree with you.Depends on how you carry it. I now have 2,000 rounds + through the weapon. I still want the safety!
Now I am up to over 2,000 rounds--no problems. At the NRA show in Indy, Sig says the gun will have a safety this summer. Sig does not give any hope to retro fitting the current 365 with a safety. Sounds like i need to buy a new one. Great Weapon!!!
Thank you for explaining everything in detail! I really wanted to buy this gun but I was concerned about the issues people were talking about. Now I feel confident about buying it for conceal carry.
I just got a new one with the thumb safety and I really like this new gun. So far, it has been flawless.
Bill A. Do you recommend the thumb safety version or the one without?
Mine was born November 2018 and has had zero issues (1000+) but came with the infamous dead front sight. Called Sig and they sent me another one free. Great customer service and great little firearm.
I just purchased one about two months ago. I've got about 1000 rounds through it, no issues.
I was just checking out that gun today it's got one of the crisp triggers that I've ever pulled
The trigger on this pistol is one of the best of all my guns..I have glock, 3 springfields, s&w, styer. And the sigs trigger is about the best..but it is a snappy gun.
I have the latest version of the P365 with a thumb safety. I waited a year plus for this model with a safety, and it has been flawless.
I bought mine in March 2019 and put about 400-500 rounds through it with no issues. Shoots great for such a small pistol and boggles my mind how it can fit so many rounds in such a tiny volume!
Whats the recoil like ? does the gun have any weight to it to offset the recoil ? thanks david
Jun 2018 3000 rds no problems one of my primary carry guns... actually the main one.
flaco5581 just hang in there, they’re coming
@@texasghost6725 yes lol ...3600 now still kicking them out just fine. I am sure it will break down eventually though.
I waited until May of 2019 and purchased to most updated version. I have exactly 300 rds through the pistol. Zero problems with assorted ammo. My next trip will be shooting a box of Federal HST 124 gr. (my preferred edc ammo). So far been very good. After 500 rds. if everything go well it will replace my G43. The P365 has turned out to be even better than I've expected. I like this pistol for those times when something smaller is needed for concealment to compliment my primary edc the P320 compact.
I have shot steel case trash through mine and had no issues either
Nice video! I’m very happy with mine. Historically, I’ve never had an issue with any Sig. I feel they will address any issues with this awesome firearm! Looking forward to more good stuff from you! Cheers from Texas!
rodartrobot - thanks bud! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and happy your Sig is working well for you. Thanks for watching!
This is a great video. Very informative!
Been carrying mine for over 7 mo. Probably around 500 rounds through it. Not one issue at all. Ran every round i put through it. Maybe Im lucky. But I am very happy with it.
That’s good. Glad it’s running good for you. Thanks for watching.
Just picked up a May 2019 build , with 2 ten rounds and a 12 round magazine for 500 looking forward to putting my first 100 rounds through it tomorrow
jcllings it worked perfectly and I was shooting pmc bronze 115g, tomorrow I’m off from work, I’ll take it out again and run federal and some others
@@21JdmJosh Just ignore jcllings- she's a notorious troll of p365 videos.
My wife and I each have one. Born on dates in May, 2020. 700-800 rounds through each with no problems. I check a few of the primers each time at the range and so far no sign of primer drag. We got a couple of their “Tac-Pacs” that came with 3-12 round mags and a holster. Previously a Glock guy and I still love them, but I retired my G19 for concealed carry. I also put a manual safety on the one I carry. I’m just not comfortable without some sort of trigger safety.
I haven't had the best experience with mine. I bought it brand new at the start of July, so it was the very latest version with the external thumb safety. I had multiple FTEs and a few light strikes. I sent it in and, wow, they shot a whole 40 rounds through it and replaced the recoil spring. When I got it back, I still had FTEs, no light strikes, but started having FTRB failures. So, I sent it back a second time and I just got it back to day. This time, they replaced the entire slide and fired 150rds through it. I haven't shot it again myself yet, so we'll see. Jury's still out on this one. The only good thing I'll say is they have VERY fast turnaround service. Both times, it was only a week door to door.
Typical sig Sauer service
In addition to the 365 bought in January of 2019, I have two other Sigs. I have a 938 and a 229. I have yet to have a failure to fire or any other issue with any of my Sigs.
1000 rounds..no problems of any kind, carry it everyday! Love this gun!
That’s great man, glad to hear it.
My P365 had a born-on dat of April 2018 ("gen 2"). I never had a single malfunction with it but I did notice quite a bit of peening around the barrel hood. I called Sig and they asked me to send them photos. I did and I had a return authorization emailed to me within 2 hours of me sending the pics. Two weeks later I got my gun back and everything had been replaced except the grip. Barrel, slide, striker - in short, all internals as well. Basically a new gun was returned to me. Quite drastic for just a peening issue... Anyway, I no longer own it and I do have a video up on it. Thanks for the video and cheers.
Mine is a Oct 2018 model. Light primer strikes was my main problem but discovered clearing the striker of factory grease (leaving it bone dry) fixed the issue per Sig's customer service help.
Just got mine today and it’s going to be my ankle carry for when I can’t carry my full size Walther PPQ M2 Navy. Will tell more once I put her through her paces. (DOB 3/21/19)
Any update?
BOD April 16, 2019. I have only fired ten rounds so far and they have the primer strikes. I do not care for the 10-round magazines; I purchased the 12-rounds.
Thank you for making this video.
Great video, flawless camera work, concise and to the point....thank you sir, but i'm staying with my (S&W shield 2.0) for now
TacTuner, it's a good video, don't take any criticism too seriously! If you keep at it, a year from now you'll be amazed at the improvement you've made in videos- because everyone goes thru that process.
Thanks for the support man! It means a lot. I know it comes with the territory. Don’t mind the criticism if it’s at least respectful but it is social media so what do I expect right! Thanks again bud!
@@tacticaltuner4217 Hey no prob! It takes guts to just put oneself on YT, because the Gun Community eats its own! Instead of spending time trolling videos to bash guns one doesn't like- people should be sending emails and letters to their politicians about gun rights!
bikeracerdude - ain’t that the truth...that would be time much better spent. Thanks again bud!
I got mine yesterday and Im very happy with the first 100 shots.. everything working perfect
That’s great, glad to hear it. Let me know if you do have any issues so that we can keep everyone informed. I hope the issues are over because I really liked this pistol.
TacticalTuner sure.. mine was made on march 2019 so its one of the new ones.. if anything happens I’ll let all know here
This is why I waited a little while and just purchased a new one recently after reviews showing the problems were fixed. I don't think they could afford to acknowledge another issue. I am very happy with this over my old and enjoyed P.C. Shield.
Love my P365.So far have had absolutely no problems, Been running very smoothly.
Just bought mine and fell in love with it!! Started looking at it to see the manufacturer date and was suprised to find it was made on 11/8/19!! Lol. I was born 11/8/70! Thinking on calling it my little Scorpio✌😁 I absolutely love this little gun!
Mine was born on 11/09/2019! Let me know if u have any problems bro. I have about 300 rounds through mine, runs like a champ so far!!
@@sigsauer9055 I've put at least 2000 rounds through it with zero issues! 250 rounds just yesterday! Killer little pistol
@@Wilders53 awesome! I only put about 300 rounds through mine so far. It's awesome. I traded my glock 26 for this. I'm so happy I did
Where did you look for the made date?i am waiting for my order of the gun.
@@simonchef1 it's on the side of the case it comes in.
Great review. Mine was born in May 2018. I have gone to the range about 10 times with it, shooting about 100 rounds each trip. I am very happy with it and I have noticed nothing wrong yet.
Too early to tell if your SIG P365 is a good one. Fire at least 2,500 rounds and if none of the many problems surface then you're good.
BTW: Don't use it for self-defense until the shooting of those rounds.
@@sweetcostarica, sure! Thank you! I can't carry in New Jersey. My home defense pistols are my HK VP9 or my P225-A1. I trust both of them!!!
@@sweetcostarica On another p365 video you said you chose a baby Glock over a p365, so why can't you be happy with your choice, and not troll p365 videos?! Your point about 'many problems' is an intentional exaggeration... Read what he said- no problems so far in 1,000 rounds, which rules out all the previous 'problems' you p365 bashers like to allude to, except the possibility of a broken striker or unhooked trigger return spring that would result in a dead trigger.
Those two problems were VASTLY exaggerated by people like you, Sig owned the issues, and resolved them back in June 2018. But many of the p365s made before June have been fine as well. Time to grow up, act like an adult, and stop trolling videos of products you don't like.
@@bikeracerdude Are you stalking me bro. I just was over at *Last Line Of Defense's* SIG P365 video discussion and now I see you here trolling me.
You made an unwise statement on the popularity of the the brand new & about *2 month* old Glock 43X/48 comparing it's sells in those two month to the over *two years* sells record of the SIG P365. That was a good one.
Now you are over here putting out more strange opinions like:
" 1,000 rounds, which rules out all the previous 'problems'"
Bro you do know many problem can & do occur after at 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, etc rounds right.
- With the SIG P365 they had firing pins breaking at around 2,000 rounds, something less. So think bro.
Anyway, I still like you because you're hilarious *bikeracerdude.*
*Stop stalking me though.*
@@sweetcostarica I'm a Sig fan, so by definition I can't be guilty of trolling Sig videos. It's only trolling or stalking when the commenter doesn't like the product in the video- like you coming here to bash! As for the sales data I quoted, they're month to month sales numbers AND the totals for the year- so far neither the g43x or 48 have been in the top five for the first three months of this year, while both the p365 and p320 have. The p365 started shipping in Jan 2018- far from the two years you wrongly claim, and it wasn't even in full production until May or June of 2018.
You made the mistake when you said "*many* P365 problems..."- it was a mistake because there were never 'many', and because the problems would've been when the gun was new, and not after 1,000 rounds. The exception to that would be the small possibility of a broken striker or unhooked trigger return spring causing a dead trigger. Those other p365 problems you alluded to always show up when the gun is new and first fired- not after 1,000 rounds.
You should learn the actual facts at SigForum, DefensiveCarry, or SigTalk, instead of relying on YT for your gun info. Also, grow up, have some dignity, and quit trolling p365 videos!
Only issue I've had with mine is the last round slide not locking back. Love it and carry it daily.
I bought one in April 2020. Nice gun. 300 steel case 124gr perfect. No jams. Excellent and pretty accurate.
Great Review Sir! 👍🏾
I’m a GLOCK guy but I’m contemplating getting one of these for off duty carry. Your review is very informative.
I hear ya, I just got a G43x we will be uploading a review for it tomorrow. The 365 was a nice pistol though. Thanks for watching.
I looked at one at a gun shop today and noticed how gigantic it makes my S&W Shield G2 look and it has more ammo capacity. What I’m happy about is that it’s not a DAO it’s more like a Glock trigger something that was keeping me from wanting it. I must have one.
Keith Whisman all striker fired sidearms are “dao”. The p365 has essentially the same trigger mechanism as any Glock.
C.E. VIII I’m mostly referring to the long heavy trigger pull and long reset of DAO pistols that cock the hammer back and release the hammer as the trigger is pressed. I like to refer to the glock style trigger as well Glock style trigger as it has a small amount of take up and then boom it fires with a short reset of the trigger. So there is a huge difference as DAO triggers mostly resemble the trigger of double action only revolvers and Glocks are not. I used to own a Sig P250 that had a really smooth but really heavy DAO revolver like trigger that for me was hard to hit my target with as regardless of how carefully I pressed the trigger and how well I gripped my pistol I’d consistently pull the muzzle way down.
Long story short, I know my shit and I know what I’m talking about haha.
I got my hands on one as soon as I could. I haven’t had any issues. I trust all my Sigs to perform as they should they have not let me down.
That’s great, glad to hear it. Thanks for watching bud!
THANKS TAC!!
"Little bit more expensive gun to go with an expensive watch" WHAT? Lmao
Stopped watching it after I heard that...
Was thinking same. Credibility out the window after that comment.
Right?! Are you serious dude?! If that is even a passing thought in your head you probably shouldn't be carrying in the first place. Ridiculous.
Yeah what the hell is he talking about?
Don't mind showing of my Brietling at a nice restaurant,but if the general public sees my EDC,I've done something very wrong.
My research seems to agree with yours. I have P365 with birthdate April 2018. It has the new sites, but the old trigger bar spring and firing pin. I wrote sig an email requesting that they replace the above and they pretty much told me not to worry about it. Since this is to be my new carry gun, I do worry about it. I then wrote a second email to sig offering to return the gun and have them replace the trigger bar spring and firing pin at my own expense and they refused this as well. That really surprised me, since it was going to be my dime. I then sent a third email asking if I could buy the parts from them and then hire a gunsmith to do the work. They said yes. I have 4 sig pistols and love them all. Their PR department needs some work.
Wow that is disappointing, and sad that Sig is treating their customers like that. Thanks for letting us all know. I sure hope that you get it they way you want it eventually. Please follow up and let us all know how it turns out. Good luck with it bud and thanks for watching and for the info!
TacticalTuner
Dump Sig ... Go Glock.
yeah their cs people aren't too hot. i had an issue with my x5 shooting low. called them and they said there is nothing wrong and if i sent it back to them and they determine nothing is wrong they would charge me . they put on a too tall front on x5's and won't remedy it. the x5 is my first and last sig .
Great review. I just bought mine and so far really like.
Great review!
Thank bud and thanks for watching
It’s called primer drag because the resetting the next bullet is so fast that it cant get the ejected shell out fast enough, but the bottom line is the ammunition thats out there doesn’t flash as fast as the gun fires and ejects so the fix for most are try better ammunition so we tried it and the primer drag was nil then, I have shot probably shot a 1000 rounds and not a issue and for for the last eight months i have owned mine not a single problem also my triggers pulls at 5.5 pounds and is getting better as i shoot it more the other i bought i gave to my son also again not any issues, to be honest with you i have bought and own just about every brand of small hand gun out there I guess to try and find the very best concealed hand gun made plus i just love to shoot and this little fella sold me with the magazine the amount it can hold for such a small pistol as it is, 12 rounds vs 6 rounds in a gun fight might be your life so we need every advantage we can get, i have heard the Remington has put a great little concealment pistol out but i yet to see it, but once again i cant say enough about joe my little brother that hangs out under my belly as i carry appendix and its perfect for that carry spot. Love it
Nice post man, thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
Sig chose to redesign the firing pin and has a new process of making them which made the firing pins tougher and harder to break
Good review. Thanks. I have a new one. Two failures to go in to battery in first 100 rounds. Could be a number of things. We’ll see how it progresses.
I have a feb of 2019 date with around 1000 rounds with 0 issues. It's my EDC now. 115g, 124g and 147g blazer and JHP ammo, all fed without incident!
It will break on the next round.
@@ohroonoko 🤣
When your out for a fancy dinner, you need an expensive gun to go with the expensive watch? WTF? You’re gonna hide the damned thing!
Yeahhh... Thumb down and stopped watching after that.
He exaggerated a lot too
Ya, he needs to remake this video and leave that out. I am out.
Well even though it is hidden......a guy still likes to feel pretty!! Lol
@@brianbuchert6382 I buy all black guns cause I dont care... but that is me. I think youd be missing the point if you thought like that. Not you just people.
What's with your hands while you are shooting? My P365 has given me zero issues so far but a friend of mine got his finger bit. I've run every hollowpoint variation available at my local gun store including RIP rounds with zero malfunctions.
I have more than one of these and love them! I’ve shot about 1000 rounds over the past few months and haven’t had any serious issues
I had this gun. It shot great. Just a tad too short for me. Sold it and got the XL version. Very happy now.
I bought my first sig saur in feb. The born on date is 1-30 - 2019.
I have put between 350 to 400 rounds through it. I used fmj as well as hollow points. Also used differing grain of ammo. No hickups, none, zero. However, i do see a substantial ammount of striker drag. Im not sure if that means anything, some you tube warriors say it does and some say it dont. Anyway thanks for sharing.
Primer drag maybe bad and it my not matter. I could find concrete info from an machinist or engineer that said it would have negative effects for certain. I wish one would give us an answer.
Read all about the meaningless primer drag at sig talk
@@tacticaltuner4217 As a gunsmith, I can say that eventually your firing pin will break in this firearm, probably sooner than other firearms that don't drag quite as much. I just got to test fire one of these this past weekend, and I did notice quite a bit of drag on the primers.
That being said, many parts in firearms wear out sooner or later, including firing pins (I can't tell you how many of those I've replaced, just in general), and pretty much any other small moving part. Use it enough, it'll eventually break. Personally, unless more data comes in on this being an issue, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Just keep your shit maintained, as per the norm.
I intend to purchase at least one, maybe two, to add to our collections, as I'm thinking it'll be a nice pocket-revolver replacement.
William Briddon - thanks for the great information, I’m sure that will help buyers thinking about getting this pistol. Thanks for watching bud!
@@DrRageFist awesome intel brother, i agree that eventually you will have issues with something in a handgun especially if you shoot it enough. Im a retiered leo here in south Florida. I carried the same Glock 23 for close to 20 years. I always took as many tactical firearms classes as humanly possible both on and off duty. Went to the range when ever possible and i have thousands of rounds through that bad boy. The only issue i ever had was the extractor claw got chipped and it wasn't expending the rounds properly. Keep getting jammed. Easy fix and i got a bunch more rounds through it. Thanks again for the intell
Do you also match the ammo casings color to your necklace?
I am getting primer swipes. Born on 1/25/19 300 rounds so far. No jams/failure to cycle. I love it. First handgun.
Ya that’s is pretty much all we got, glad you pistol is running good for ya, thanks for watching!
Ignore the primer swipes, they're normal on many pistolas
Great vid, thanks!
He said you have to break grip for the mag release and slide lock but he breaks his grip every shot
Thinking about buying one
I'm a new owner. Gun was given to me by an army ranger friend. 400 rounds so far no issues. Good video. Bill
I just bought a Sig P365, 2 days ago, on October 30, 2019. I ordered 2 blue label Gen 5 MOS Glocks. A G19 with factory Ameriglo night sights and a G45 with factory Ameriglo night sights.
I had seen a few videos on the P365, and the shop I go to, had a few in stock. I buy all of my firearms from The James Madison Gun Shop, in Brush, Colorado. The owner is a super cool guy, is very honest and has some of the very best pricing around. In many situations, he is even cheaper than many online stores.
Due to my job, I am able to purchase blue label firearms. The shop owner had some blue label P365’s in stock, with factory night sights. My Sig was manufactured in January of 2019. Hopefully, it will not have any of the same issues older P365’s had.
The only issues I have observed with my P365, is the takedown lever is very stiff and is almost impossible to get it to move. My other issue is with both magazines. The rounds don’t want to eject. Even manually trying to remove them is difficult. I’m hoping both issues will go away in time though as the firearm breaks in and gets more use. I paid $445.00 for mine. From what I am seeing them selling for, that seemed like a good deal to me and so as a result, I pulled the trigger, (pun intended) and bought one. It’s my first Sig Sauer, and if I like it, I will go back and buy a P320 as well.
Jason Ralston Little trick to get the rounds out of the mag...press down on the end of the round, primer side. Release and thumb them out. I had the same problem, but figured this out and I can unload one in like 5 seconds now.
1100$ in Costa Rica out of my budget so I went with glock 19c paid 975$ guns are really expensive here nice little gun tho!! sorry for my bad englesh guys
What are Costa Rican gun laws like? Its my fav country I've been too. Hope the surf is good near Tamarindo :)
Dude,we have a multitude of native North Americans that are less proficient in English than you...No apology necessary. Tough that you have to pay roughly twice what we have to though..
@@lepton31415 can an American citizen move to Switzerland with with thier guns?
Guadalupe, en donde le cobraron eso por una P365?? Hasta en $680 las he visto..
Funny, a Costa Rican can buy this gun, but a California resident can’t! God my state sucks!
The review on the newer or revised version is needed. The upgrades like with any engineering project should have happened but sales & marketing push products out too quickly. I am a retired engineer, now a goat rancher. My goats are smarter than many marketing folks that I worked with.
The comments by users have even more value because users bought one on their own dime & are more straightforward than most gun writers. I always lean toward user comments.
Other issues not discussed but are obvious are its size. It is small for a purpose. It is designed to be carried comfortably and carried a lot while not necessarily shot shot a lot. One writer who did a 2000 round & a 4000 round test whined about the grip and mag changes. His gripes would have carried over to my Kahr MK9 too. This is life with a compact/micro pistol. The small size results in trade offs.
As a combat soldier, ammo capacity is important. Despite statistics, my. real life experience is that bad things happen quickly. Having more ammo in the weapon is a necessity. Larger ammo capacity is a force multiplier for users. Also carrying a spare magazine makes sense simply because bad unexpected events do not fit a statical model.
This pistol with its small size (and trade offs ), appear to match my requirements.
My comparison is my Kahr MK9. Size is close, reliability seems fixed, good accuracy, better sights, & more ammo capacity.
These advantages impress me.
I’m open to comments if I’m mistaken. 😎
You make some real good points. I agree. My thought ms have always been if the gun isn’t comfortable to most people wont actually carry it daily. So the gun has to be comfortable. The gun has to be reliable, carry the gun with the highest capacity that you can comfortably carry, next carry the gun with the longest site radius that you can comfortable carry.
I think body type plays a big roll in what gun to chose for EDC.
Thanks for the info and perspective. Will give viewers something to think about. Thanks for watching.
Great comments. First off, it is a personal dream to have a farm/ranch with goats!
Second, I agree that smaller guns will have trade offs. If someone wanted more purchase/grip area with similar capacity there is always the Taurus G2C.
I have not committed myself to getting a striker fired firearm from Sig. However, I own and love the P200 series, 1911s, and MPXs. I've never had an issue with any of those Sig products.
If you get the real facts about Sig's striker fired pistols, from an objective place like Sig Talk or Defensive Carry where both good and bad are talked about rationally, and ignore the huge amount of BS on YT, you'll learn that Sig's striker pistols are very reliable and just all around great pistols. YT is an echo chamber for lies and massive exaggerations against the p365 and p320- mainly because it's anonymous for the commenters and often monetized for the video makers.
@@bikeracerdude You will be happy to know, I took the plunge. Last week I got the P320 X-Compact and I was so impressed that today I picked up the X5. I literally walked in the door with it when I got you're message. You're right about bad, non legitimate information out there. Thanks
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 - - - You will be enjoying your new Sigs! Congrats!
@@bikeracerdude Thanks!
Good Review, Thank you.
P365 is a great gun. Feels great in the hand with extended mag and still small enough for pocket or fanny pack. Is very accurate and love the night sights. Get one in the hand and take to range, I have carried MP Shield Gen 1 and have looked at the 2.0 and still like the P365 better!!
Born date 3/19... 400 rounds with 0 malfunctions. Sig replaced my g43 as my edc.
Really that is interesting. What is your reasoning for the switch from the 43 to the 365? Just capacity?
TacticalTuner Yes... capacity and ergonomics.
I just picked up a January 2019 P365 today. I tear my new guns down before shooting, and I immediately noticed that the strike spring is much shorter than what I’ve seen on older models. According to the people on SigTalk, Sig has switched to a shorter striker spring, and it reduces or eliminates light primer strikes. Sig wants the pistol back if you’d like the shorter spring, and won’t sell it to the consumer.
Solid video buddy
My trigger bar spring broke after about 500 rounds and SiG replaced it no questions asked. I had it back in less than two weeks.
Phuc dat. I don't care how fast the turnaround is, what a hassle. Who's to say it won't just break in another 500 rounds again?
The quality of spring appears to be much upgraded but it is always a concern once it has failed.
@@chrisjgilmore1 ok thx. This is the gun that sparked my fervent interest in ccw when it first came out, so I'm really pulling for it and have been holding off for QC.
Well I have Two now so I’m all in.
The springs weren't breaking- the springs were cut short on the end and coming unhooked from bar, causing dead trigger.
Hey honey! Does my gun match my tie? 😂🤷🏻♂️
I bought one and love it. 1000 rounds and know problems.
The p365xl is an excellent cc gun.I ordered some 15 round mags for better grip and it became better than either of my Glocks.