I carried my P365X for about a year, swapping grip frames in the summer to the 10 round length. I then carried an XL for another year. I actually just decided recently to go back to carrying the X model, 3 inch barrel with 12 round grip. The loss in energy is negligible when the barrel is only .6 inches shorter but it weighs so much less. It's also nice to not have it poke your thighs when you climb in and out of a car all day.
I second that. P365x is the perfect middle ground. I got the new slide version that retains the factory night sights with the optic cut. Holosun eps carry on there and the gray guns laser stippled grip to use the 12 rd mags. It’s just absolutely perfect.
Great vid! P365X is my sweet spot. Love my Macro too, but when it comes to comfort, simplicity, and capability the P365X just checks all of the boxes for me and I find that I carry that gun more than 70% of the year.
To me, the version to get is the P365X. Optics ready P365 slide on an XL body. Grab a WC XL frame or Macro frame for $50, and if you want to go the comp route grab a threaded barrel and Herrington Arms comp. If you want to summertime "speedo carry" all you need is a regular P365 frame to be all set. Take advantage of the modularity and save money.
My P365 tac has a full grip with my 15 rd mag and two 12 rd mags, but I have smaller hands. It would still be a full grip with the 15 rounder no matter how big your hands are.
@@Simply709 I have one without the comp but it is not a tackops it does not have the magwell and the extended mag release But it does have a manual thumb safety
@@ameribrahim5405 So, its basically the Tacops but without a magwell and includes a manual safety, literally just an XL with a macro lower. I didn't even know they existed, and I work at a gun store.
The P365 XL is also my daily carry for the same reasons. It was a close race between it and the Macro, but the XL won out for concealability. Besides, the XL also can hold 17 if you really want it to. I carry a 17 round mag in mine during cool months when I wear a hoodie.
P365XL for me too. Holds sufficient rounds, a longer more comfortable grip, and the barrel is a bit longer. The recoil is less as a result and it is easy to shoot at the range. Still readily concealable. I did add a manual safety, but just preference.
P365 is a must. Then a 365XL or CR920P(10+1 as short as G43, 13rd spare) for more performance with dot/light. It really starts to print beyond this point, like G48 or G43X. Macro absolutely sucks as a CCW unless someone is used to carry compact-full sized, but then it is still just XL performance + a few more rounds.
I ended up buying a Macro, and then a Wilson combat xl grip module thinking i would switch between the two depending on what I'm wearing. Never took off the Wilson Combat.
OG 365 micro with a 15 round mag. Want to go deep concealment? Throw in the 10 or 12 round mags.... Pinky extension is up to you. Ton of options. Easy to make it bigger.... Impossible to make the larger ones smaller.
Not going to do that instantly.... Like if you are quickly running out of the house. A mag change takes seconds. Also, cheaper to not have to buy different frames.
I enjoyed the video as always. I'm a Sig P365 owner, certified armorer and carry it daily. I didn't read all the comments. I think a test with only iron sights and no flashlights on all variations would be a better comparison. Keep the great videos coming. Thanks.
Do you have the standard P365? Trying to decide on my first ccw and leaning towards the standard just to help me get used to carrying. The XL definitely feels better in the hand but I’m not sure it’ll be comfortable for my first carry.
I bought the 356 Legion a few weeks ago and if you are on the fence at all or even thought about it, GET IT! It really is the most amazing pistol and despite what he said about the weight, I'm a 200lb guy and do not notice it much at all. Anyway, great video and great comparison between the models!
The Xmacro is my go to being because I’ve used it in a self defense situation and survived only because I had my sig I trust my life with sig regardless what people have to say
P365 XL slide on the Macro grip module is the best variant. You get the 3.7” barrel (instead of Macro 3.1”). And a longer sight radius. With the 17 rounds. And it looks the best.
There are like 4 different macros, 2 of them having the 3.7” barrel. The regular 365 Macro is full 3.7” same with the 365 Macro Tacops… When going to the 365 Macro Comp and 365 AXG Legion that is where you get the integrated comp with the 3.1” barrel. So no need to do that with your XL slide.
You missed the P365 version that's truly the best (since it's pocket carryable): the P365X with 12+1 standard capacity, increased to 14+1 with the addition of the Magguts 14+1 kit. And a combo light laser. And don't forget that with a short barrel, using the correct ammo is essential for EDC, and that ammo is Underwood's 90 gr. Xtreme Defender +P.
any recommendations for laser/light combo that fits the P365X without sticking out past the slide that fits on the proprietary SIG rail? I wish Sig made a variant of the Foxtrot 365 and Lima365 that was a combo, but there's no room for much battery capacity so light output and/or longevity will suffer on such a small package.
The X model offers flat trigger and optic ready, if you want the small module it’s cheap to get and swap, but the added value of the X is worth the upfront price difference
I’m glad I bought the Sig Sauer p365 xl. I had some second thoughts after I bought it , but now I have no regrets. I can carry the xl inside my pant pockets, which is great.
I’ve owned all of the variations except the legion - and now I feel like I’ve found the perfect middle ground. I keep a P365X as my daily EDC and an xmacro comp with a 407K dot and TLR7 sub on it as a larger EDC if I want or need it. IMO this combo gives you the most versatile mix & match slide/grip capabilities depending on how you want to carry on a given day. If I had to pick just one, it would likely be the XL or if you can stretch, the spectre comp.
The P365X is a nice sweet spot with the XL size grip but the smaller slide. A little snappier than the XL to shoot but easier to carry. The XL is a nicer shooter, but less comfortable to carry.
Great video - I bought the P365X and it is absolutely amazing, fits every situation where I need concealability and function with 12+1, paired it with a holosun 507 green dot
I’m a retired LE officer with 26 years experience. Most of those I served as my PD firearms instructor. I was a dedicated Glock 19 shooter and carrier, both on and off duty for nearly all of my career. 14 years now since I’ve retired. I now have made the change to Sigs’ P365 series. I have all 4 of the smallest and lightest P365 s. The micro compact, the X, the XL, and the XMacro. Although retired I still carry nearly 7 days a week. For me both the smallest and the largest are equally my preferred carry. The 6 months of warmer weather I select the P365 micro. A ten round flat fitting magazine plus one in the chamber conceals well even in summer shorts. I put it in a flat sheath holster in my front right pocket. I also keep a 12 round mag in the other pocket. It’s easy to grab slip in my pocket when I’m in a hurry. In cooler/colder months I make the switch to the XMacro. While the X and XL do offer some benefits, to me the XMacro is not significantly larger. Especially for having the higher capacity 17rounds + 1. (That’s a 42% increase over the standard X or XL mag) The XMacro conceals under my coat in a pancake or shoulder holster very well. With two spare 17rd mags on my belt. I can justify the slightly larger handgun, which to me is still very compact yet offers more rounds compared to my old Glock 19.
I agree with you and many others. The XL is the best compromise between size, concealability, and controllable shooting 9 regular X if you carry appendix ). I've said for years, Sig needs to release an XL grip module with a standard 1913 rail, not the proprietary one. Even better, do it in tungsten infused polymer. Yes, you can get an Icarus or Mischief Machine, but then you're paying just as much for the grip as you are for the rest of the pistol. I've never cared for the Macro. Grip is too long, especially with the chonky magazine plates which make printing much worse. Instead of the 3.1" barrel and comp, it should just have been a 4" from the get-go. It's Glock 17 capacity in the size of a Glock 48, but optics-capable, flat trigger, and standard accessory rail. What's not to like?
I got my M&P on a literal whim over 8 years ago when they first came out which has been my EDC ever since, and even though it has iron sights and no RMR cuts I still find myself not willing to part with it yet because I've also had zero failures or malfunctions with it.
@@domenik8339 I've never had a malfunction in either of my p365 pistols or my p320 Vtac, though I make sure to lube my carry guns with WC oil at least once a week. I EDC my smaller p365 in the summer and a shadow systems MR920 in the winter
@@domenik8339 Comedy, so the best-selling pistol in the country (P365) has 80% reliability? SOCOM just adopted the Spear-L, and about 40+ first-world countries have all placed SIG orders for their militaries or SF. What a stupid comment, I own 9 SIGs and am an FFL, it has been a very long time since anyone who bought a SIG ran into problems. Tell us more about Smith though, the most recalled brand in the gun industry. I love when people have absolutely no idea what they are talking about, you are a real winner.
@@great_deception Oh you mean the P320 that fires by itself? It's not like there's FBI trials from the 80s where they also document SIG guns firing by itself. Oh wait, yes there is. Well sig makes other things like scopes for the Dept. of homeland defense and those are good right? The thousands of SIG models with the BDCs that are etched so crooked so they don't work and the US gov is having to return them by the truckload? Must have been a bad batch right, which is why it's happening to their Romeo line as well. Well at least they make a decent carry pistol, the P365, which hasn't ever had problems. Except for the striker that breaks off. Well at least it looks good, oh wait it's prone to rusting. That better for ya bozo?
@@domenik8339 I stopped reading in your first sentence, sad to see you side with negligent cops over common sense. Kimber, Ruger, Smith, Glock, Walther and other all at some point had a recall/upgrade program to address a drop fire issue with at least all of their models, yet people don't know about it so they attack SIG for an issue that was resolved six years ago. Prone to rusting lol, maybe for your sweaty CCer that never oils or cleans his guns. The day you can get a post-upgrade P320 and make it fire without a trigger pull in a controlled, documented setting is the day maybe at least 1 person might start listening to you. Give us a source about the DHS BDC problem, A ton of Trijicons and Eotechs were returned by the US gov't for flaws, but I can see in your eyes that only SIG can do wrong. Such sad people on here, with their #1 source for firearms info being TH-cam.
I had the 365 and I found it snappy with SD ammo and hard to additional rounds on target. So I traded it for the XL that’s a bit bigger but easier overall to shoot and keep in target. I did add the 365 380 and that’s a fine soft shooter
Which ever one fits you the best. My edc is the 365x and i really love it. My buddy has a macro, its noticeably easier to shoot. I say if it fits your hand and wants, you made a good choice.
Love this! I love my P365xl with a Wilson Combat grip. You've gotta try it, man! It has slight palm swells, without adding extra bulk. Huge ergo improvements imo.
Agree, I have the Wilson combat grips and it’s been a game changer as far as ergonomics go. I added a TLR 6 to use in the house for home defense if the situation arises.
I carry an "X" model with a Romeo Zero (hey, it was cheap and it works for me). I feel like that's the "Goldilocks" gun. I get a couple of extra rounds, it fits my hand perfectly, but it's still small enough that it disappears on my belt.
I love, LOVE my P365. It's a standard (what you're calling the "micro") but with a grip module from Wilson Combat making it a P365X. Gives me 12 rounds and is still unbelievably concealable. I'm not into optics on carry guns in general, especially if I'm looking to have it as small as practical. I really feel it is the ultimate deep concealment pistol. The WC grip module means my pinky has a place to go - and it shoots FAST and straight.
Good idea…going to look into that. The hang up I have on the “micro” is the mag release…really hard for me to actually. Maybe the Wilson frame will help
I am blown away by the reliability and round counts that these little pistols are achieving, especially for their size!!! I typically don't expect that kind of service life, out of such small guns!!!
The cool thing is, the XL and the Macro are literally the same gun with different plastic. So you can make it an XL for only the price of a grip module, (and a mag or two if you want flush fit). Summer carry XL and winter carry Macro is easier than ever, basically two guns for the price of one.
@@dale3123 true, but that doesn't really make or break it for me. An XL with a comp is cool, a macro without it is fine too. Extra barrel length and site radius, or a little less muzzle flip...I don't really care. It's essentially the same gun except the plastic.
I carry my raw sighted original P365 every day. Put the glocks away for home defense etc. I’ve carried from Kimber to right to Glock. The sig has been my goto for several years. Finally found just the right size for me. Good review. I totally agree with your findings.
I’ll admit it - I pocket carry the lighter weight P365 .380 during AZ summers. With the 9mm variants, I see your point - the XL is the best compromise (with the comped slide of course). Thanks for another great video!
I carry a p365xl with the Wilson combat xl grip - with 12rd mag + a 17rd in my pocket (neomag holder). I also have the p365-380 with the Sig X grip I took off my P365xl, with 12rd .380 mags. I love them both!
I got the 365 380 for the wife to try. I shot it to test it out before she did. Each time I took it out I liked it more and more. So much so I ditched my shield for the 365xl in 9mm. The 365xl shoots like a full size gun it’s crazy good
My first concealed weapon was the 365 micro and I genuinely love how concealable it is. I bought an X-Macro Comp earlier this year though and am in love with it. I appendix carry and while yes, it's slightly more uncomfortable to carry, it's 100% my go to. The extra capacity and how much less "snappy" it is compared to the micro DWARF the size difference in my book, though I do still like carrying my micro from time to time.
I love my 365x that I put a spectre comp slide on it when they came out so It’s xl size now. I also got a Wilson combat standard 365 grip module for deep conceal or summer carry. It’s pricey after everything but I practically have 2 pistols now.
I’m sure I’m not alone is saying the P365X is the best, even if not part of the video. It’s small, light, has a straight trigger and optic plate, and has a full-size grip with 12 round mag. I had the basic/micro originally, but with the extended 12 round mag, the gap between the mag and frame would feel wobbly and pinch my finger when fired. Moving to the XL negates the whole micro-size advantage.
Great comparisons, James. I have both the P365 and the XL and both have been so reliable and accurate that I don't feel a need to look at the other entries.
I love the 365 because it’s like adult legos. I can just change parts and swap stuff around between just about all sizes as much as I want. Currently running the xl slide with a Wilson shorty grip with 10rds. Can’t beat being able to have a 17rd back up mag. Love them!
Big fan of the 365X. Grip is perfect size for my hand, and the shorter barrel length is ideal for concealing. It came with the Romeo zero optic and I hated it for how easily the glass got scratched, covered in dust, and then the battery died. Recently swapped for Sig’s night sight in the rear and already love it!
I went with the 365x & scored a Holosun 507k due to early Black Friday deals. Couldn’t be happier. I am but a smol woman & while it is snappy, I manage just fine. Love that it’s easy to conceal as well. ❤
This is exactly the information I’ve been looking for. I have carried the regular P3 65 for several years and always looking for something a little less snappy. I had my eye on the macro, but it is much bigger and I’m not a big guy so the XL seemsthe way to go.
The P365 is just a phenomenal platform regardless which one you decide to go with. Personally I think the sweet spot is the 365X with the Wilson grip. Out of the ones you tested..I agree, definitely the XL.
@@themechanic6117 The Wilson Combat P365XL grip module works on the P365x slide. The WC grip just feels so much better especially if your replacing the micro 365 grip imo
@TheHonarable1 So you prefer the shorter slide of the P365X over the longer slide of the P365XL? Interesting, I've read some people don't like the snappiness of the shorter slide on the X and the XL is quicker between shots, but others say the X is more comfortable for daily carry than the XL. What's your take?
@TheHonarable1 I like the X because of its compact size. I have other guns that are larger and heavier. I only bought the 365x for the sole purpose of easy to carry so I see no reason to go with the longer slide. For my situation it defeats the purpose
You can also get MagGuts spring kits for the P365 and P365X/XL mags to add 2 extra rounds, meaning a very solid option for concealability and performance would be a P365X with a 14-round mag (thanks to MagGuts).
@@fredvStein Probably. I've heard people say they've either had or not had issues. Ideally, long-term users would report back on how their mags are holding up, so we can have an idea.
I have the Macro Comp and am about to add an uncomped Macro to the lineup and I plan on purchasing either the Sig AXG frame or a Mischief Machine grip module for both so I know which P365 to get at least for me. The P365, and P365 XL are too small for my large hands which is why I picked the Macro. I am a big guy (6 ft, 4 in, over 200 lbs) so it is not hard at all for me to hide a Macro.
I think my stock original P365 no mods is my favorite gun. 365XL is awesome as well, fits my med glove sized hand perfect, but that original is almost always in my pocket.
P365 micro. Because the most important aspect of carrying concealed is to carry. It's a gun you can tuck away IWB, barely notice the weight, and not print or minimally print so you can carry it almost everywhere.
Thanks for putting these videos together, James. I was a little worried when you started spinning things off from TFBTV but you keep delivering insightful and well-produced content.
My micro p365 with it's 10 round mag, is the ultimate, reliable, CC handgun in the world! I've put thousands of rounds through it without one fail. It's completely stock! No special barrel, no Magna porting, no special trigger and I dedicated all my time to shooting it with the 10 round mag, even though my hands are large. After months and months of training, I can now say I'm a proficient with it as a sharp shooter. Thank you Sig for the best and last CC handgun I'll even own.
I could not agree with you more, I like the so called 10rd so called Micro so very much I now own two of them. been shooting for 50 years and have carried and shot them ALL, but the 365 original 10rd is riding with me at 2:30 to 3:00 IWB every day 365 days of the year.
You do great videos, thanks. I carry a P365 with 12 round mags. You get a “master grip” (pinky included), unparalleled accuracy and shootability within 10 yards and it’s the most cost effective of all of the choices. Most importantly, never forget how Sig price gouges its customers with their mag prices.
As some have pointed out, XL Wilson Combat grip module is the way to go. I topped mine off with an X Macro slide and it is 🤌 Edit: Also forgot Magguts follower and spring, having a 14+1 rather than a 12+1 makes the XL size a no brainer
This is the complete and correct answer. Buy the Macro as the complete pistol. Get the Wilson XL grip. Use the factory Macro mags for range/training/reload and use a "12rd" with the magguts (to make 15) in the gun for carry. When sizing holsters for that, you want the XL compatible ones. The Wilson grip texture is aggressive - plan to wear an undershirt if you like the grip to press in against your torso. Do NOT get the "ported/comp" slide - it doesn't noticeably do anything to recoil, does make it noticeably louder/harsher, and you sacrifice a bit of accuracy with the shorter barrel. You want the 3.7" barrel. Last item, do note that if you get a Shield RMS-c (or many other optics), the correct thread and length screws are likely NOT provided. You cannot re-use the slide plate cover screws either, they'll only grab half a thread, if anything at all. The correct thread diameter and pitch is M3x0.5. Shield optics take a 12mm length and a countersunk head. Other models may need a different length or head style.
I went all in with the 365. The non-ported XL slides have fantastic accuracy potential. Wilson module "fits my hand better", and helps speed things up on multiple target and Bill Drill stuff. Kinda feels weird to find a pistol that you're completely happy with. Every time I buy a new pistol now, it's just a different SKU of 365.
@@TrojanManSCPYou're dead right. I had the XL for a while, then it went to my wife and I got the Macro tac-ops and a Wilson combat XL grip. Now I've got my old gun, plus a Macro, and my wife has an XL. So many options on the table with this platform
I messed up and bought a bunch of Sig P365 models. If you buy the standard for 500.00 you can upgrade the grip modules to the XL and buy 12 round mags. I like the Wilson Combat & the sig store has a great laser cut (!00.00) 12 round that they put on the special Sig Custom Works models. I know I have a P365 Specter (Not comp) and put it on a egular slide. I have the standard, The X and Specter. All are great. I chose to stick with the P365 as the 320 are to big for me to cearry. God bless. Best of luxk.
The macro mischief machine frame (17 round mag) with the 365x optic ready slide and a Herrington comp hc365 I believe. I'm telling ya it's amazing. Ditch the sig zero optic or whatever it came with.
Long time 1911 guy, then 7 years of G19, then 5 years of P320 Romeo, finally last 3 years 365xl with Romeo Zero & Romeo Zero Pro. About 1100 rounds zero malfunctions, no issues with the optic and I shoot it better than any of the prior pistols. Old eyes love the reflex sights too..
I have a XL Romeozero, my first optic, and it's a revelation; progressing from one eye closed and struggling to find the dot to both eyes open focused on target and dot is just there without trying.
This is my 3rd legion. I chose the macro legion because of my huge hands. Like the X5 legion it just fits. I'm super accurate with all of them. As far as target shooting goes the X5 is something special. My single action legion is next and my new carry 365 legion is great.
I have a OG P365 from 2018. Got a newer XL. Bought a spectre comp slide because F aftermarket. It was loaded with red dot height x ray sights. Less than piecing a aftermarket slide together. The comp slide is noticeable. I have the configurations I want. I love my glocks but shoot these fking great. Have a regular and xl Wilson combat grip module.
As a guy with small hands and a smaller frame, I got the original 365 and a T1C holster w/sidecar with the goal of carrying something as small as possible that I can still shoot well. I love it and I can shoot the smallest version very accurately if I am dry firing it regularly. The original is like tucking a deck of cards into your waistband.
I would go with a macro comp slide, so, you get optics ready and comp which helps with the shorter grip, and you can still use any size 365 mag (e.g. keep a 10 round in the gun and a 17 as a spare in a mag carrier).
Now you can have virtually the same size and weight as a Glock 19, with 3 less rounds. I can't believe the amount of people who think that's an upgrade. Let me see if you're interested in a reverse mortgage next. 😂
@@domenik8339any of these are far slimmer than the G19. Therefore for me it’s easier to conceal, plus feels better in the hand and easier to shoot. I’ll pass on the reverse mortgage. (G19 was my first. Still have it. Now it just sits in the truck and collects dust.)
@@domenik8339 Wow, a smug guy who is wrong on the internet. How original. Comparing my Glock 19 and my Sig 365+, we have the following results: Weight: Glock 1.5 lbs, Sig 1.2 lbs (with the attached Streamlight TLR-6 which I couldn't find a small enough allen wrench to take off, so I'm even giving you a few ounces - so it's likely about 1 lb, which is a third of the Glock weight less, for those of you paying attention) Length: Glock 7 inch, Sig 6.5 inch (with the XL slide as described in the original comment) Height: Glock 4 3/4 inch, Sig 4 3/4 inch (with the 12 round extended pinkie mag) Width: Glock just shy of 1 inch, Sig 3/4 inch (again, for those of you who aren't mathematically inclined, that's 1/4 less than the overall width of the Glock 19) So, you claimed that the Sig is the same size as a Glock 19. The results show you are wrong. You claimed that the Sig is the same weight as the Glock 19. The results show you are wrong. This simple test proves exactly what I said in my comment, that what I call the Sig 365+ gives maximum concealability with a longer sight radius and barrel. If you're going to talk out of your ass, it's best not to do it in public for the world to see.
I wander if you replaced your base 365P would you select the 365X micro? It’s has a place for your picky finger, 12 rounds, flat trigger & optics mount.
James you recently floated the idea of more varied content like exercise and dieting tips, we accepted it, and still we have not seen it! 😤 As a long-time TFBtv fan and proud mailroom simp, I demand for New Years 2024 a video re-make of the "James Reeves Skinny Margarita." I need to drink away these holiday pounds 🍻
I got my P365 and added a large NDZ pinky extension on the mag base. Makes for a full size grip feel. With it, I can get my pinky, and fat fingers on the grip with the leverage of a full size. Fits like a glove.
It gets worse when you find out that sig has been producing pistols that fire by themselves all the way back to the 80s, and they failed to fix the issue in 50 years. The FBI even reported that they have a sig fire by itself in the 80s when it was being evaluated.
... the XL has been my favorite carry pistol since they were introduced, but when the Macro came out I was pondering the possibility of getting one when the Manager of the LGS came by and said to me " Do you really need a comp on your pistol? If not, save some bucks and just get a Macro grip module and a few Macro mags and just use your XL slide assembly and FCU and then you'll have a home made Macro." So I did - and haven't looked back ...
I can’t believe this was not mentioned but the 17rd “macro” mags come with a baseplate and function 100% in the XL
Shit, I didn't know that. Now I need to pick some up.
Sorry, I thought that was obvious but you are right - I should have mentioned it.
.....Why wouldn't they? They're just longer p365 mags
@@eindride1268 I never even considered it, honestly. I forgot the macro even existed until I watched this video.
Even better, Magguts sells springs for the 15 rounders that let you add 2 more rounds. They work fine!
Legion tattoo on my left testicle, punisher skull on the right, and a micro right in the middle.
Tattoo artist in therapy
Needs more punisher skulls.
Just don't get a comp job on your junk , the Doctor will sell you anything!😂
Bless your candor. 😂😂
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The "micro" with the 12 round mag with the pinky extension is great.
This is my setup, and IMO; an option often overlooked.
@@camerontomkins5571 and I think you can get pinky extensions for the 10 round mags if you're in a 10 round mag state
The Tactical Development "Pro Ledge" extensions are great. I just needed an extra 1/8" for my pinky finger.
absolutely my best solution too. that extra .9 inch on the barrel makes it uncomfortable to carry
You can always make a short grip longer but you can only make a long grip shorter once. I'm surprised Sig doesn't sell a P365L.
I like how you buy all these yourself and we get honest reviews and thats whats we appreciate about yous jims
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So he's not like colion?
@zacsdiyguns well. They are both lawyers 🤣
@@WN_Byers doe noir pratice?
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I carried my P365X for about a year, swapping grip frames in the summer to the 10 round length. I then carried an XL for another year. I actually just decided recently to go back to carrying the X model, 3 inch barrel with 12 round grip. The loss in energy is negligible when the barrel is only .6 inches shorter but it weighs so much less. It's also nice to not have it poke your thighs when you climb in and out of a car all day.
I also carry a P365X (here in FL and I love it) I use the Mag Guts in my 12round mags to get an extra 2 rounds. 14 + 1 is plenty.
I’ve seriously debated the WCP365X action tuned
I’ve gone from an XL to a standard for carry due more to weight than grip & slide length, but it all helps it carry easier.
I second that. P365x is the perfect middle ground. I got the new slide version that retains the factory night sights with the optic cut. Holosun eps carry on there and the gray guns laser stippled grip to use the 12 rd mags. It’s just absolutely perfect.
That's what I did with my og P365, using the WC XL grip but also a TB w/ micro comp.
Great vid! P365X is my sweet spot. Love my Macro too, but when it comes to comfort, simplicity, and capability the P365X just checks all of the boxes for me and I find that I carry that gun more than 70% of the year.
The x is the ultimate
I carry mine in an Alabama pocket holster.
I’m looking for 365x grip module. Is it known with another name? I’m not having much lock …
@@alvolante4164 x and xl grip module are the same
@@CM-qm8qn thanks 🙏 for your wisdom 👍
To me, the version to get is the P365X. Optics ready P365 slide on an XL body. Grab a WC XL frame or Macro frame for $50, and if you want to go the comp route grab a threaded barrel and Herrington Arms comp. If you want to summertime "speedo carry" all you need is a regular P365 frame to be all set.
Take advantage of the modularity and save money.
"Any gun is a Pocket gun if your pockets are big enough" - Sun Tzu
🤣 (top level humor, pretty sure that's the hardest I'll laugh today)
That’s why I wear jncos
@@tyejeffery507 You can also relive the 90s
P365X is the sweet spot for me. Full size grip 12 rounds short barrel and very easy to hold and conceal all day. Love it!!
My P365 tac has a full grip with my 15 rd mag and two 12 rd mags, but I have smaller hands. It would still be a full grip with the 15 rounder no matter how big your hands are.
P365 Macro, no comp, no optic. Small light. Tremendously useful package.
They do make these, they are called the p365 Tacops, though it doesn't come with the light obviously
I went with the macro with optic. I love it.
That's why your first wife Wilkinson.
@@Simply709 I have one without the comp but it is not a tackops it does not have the magwell and the extended mag release But it does have a manual thumb safety
@@ameribrahim5405 So, its basically the Tacops but without a magwell and includes a manual safety, literally just an XL with a macro lower. I didn't even know they existed, and I work at a gun store.
The P365 XL is also my daily carry for the same reasons. It was a close race between it and the Macro, but the XL won out for concealability. Besides, the XL also can hold 17 if you really want it to. I carry a 17 round mag in mine during cool months when I wear a hoodie.
P365XL for me too. Holds sufficient rounds, a longer more comfortable grip, and the barrel is a bit longer. The recoil is less as a result and it is easy to shoot at the range. Still readily concealable. I did add a manual safety, but just preference.
I came to the same conclusion, for me, the XL is the sweet spot. I put a Wilson Combat grip module on it for better grip.
Agree 100%. The Ikarus grip is also amazing.
P365 is a must. Then a 365XL or CR920P(10+1 as short as G43, 13rd spare) for more performance with dot/light. It really starts to print beyond this point, like G48 or G43X. Macro absolutely sucks as a CCW unless someone is used to carry compact-full sized, but then it is still just XL performance + a few more rounds.
I did the same. I like it a lot.
same, got the 365xl with the WC grip and a holosun and a 17rd macro mag in the sidecar
I ended up buying a Macro, and then a Wilson combat xl grip module thinking i would switch between the two depending on what I'm wearing. Never took off the Wilson Combat.
OG 365 micro with a 15 round mag. Want to go deep concealment? Throw in the 10 or 12 round mags.... Pinky extension is up to you. Ton of options. Easy to make it bigger.... Impossible to make the larger ones smaller.
yes it is. you just buy a different grip module
Not going to do that instantly.... Like if you are quickly running out of the house. A mag change takes seconds. Also, cheaper to not have to buy different frames.
I enjoyed the video as always. I'm a Sig P365 owner, certified armorer and carry it daily. I didn't read all the comments. I think a test with only iron sights and no flashlights on all variations would be a better comparison. Keep the great videos coming. Thanks.
Do you have the standard P365? Trying to decide on my first ccw and leaning towards the standard just to help me get used to carrying. The XL definitely feels better in the hand but I’m not sure it’ll be comfortable for my first carry.
A P365X is what I've got. With a Holosun EPS Carry and a Streamlight TLR7-Sub, it is a very capable and small package.
I’m looking for 365x grip module. Is it known with another name? I’m not having much lock …
@@alvolante4164The P365 XL module fits a regular P365 slide. Mate those two together and you have the P365X. Just buy a P365XL module.
You have my exact set up and I love it
I bought the 356 Legion a few weeks ago and if you are on the fence at all or even thought about it, GET IT! It really is the most amazing pistol and despite what he said about the weight, I'm a 200lb guy and do not notice it much at all. Anyway, great video and great comparison between the models!
The Xmacro is my go to being because I’ve used it in a self defense situation and survived only because I had my sig I trust my life with sig regardless what people have to say
P365 XL slide on the Macro grip module is the best variant. You get the 3.7” barrel (instead of Macro 3.1”). And a longer sight radius. With the 17 rounds. And it looks the best.
There are like 4 different macros, 2 of them having the 3.7” barrel. The regular 365 Macro is full 3.7” same with the 365 Macro Tacops… When going to the 365 Macro Comp and 365 AXG Legion that is where you get the integrated comp with the 3.1” barrel. So no need to do that with your XL slide.
You missed the P365 version that's truly the best (since it's pocket carryable): the P365X with 12+1 standard capacity, increased to 14+1 with the addition of the Magguts 14+1 kit. And a combo light laser. And don't forget that with a short barrel, using the correct ammo is essential for EDC, and that ammo is Underwood's 90 gr. Xtreme Defender +P.
any recommendations for laser/light combo that fits the P365X without sticking out past the slide that fits on the proprietary SIG rail? I wish Sig made a variant of the Foxtrot 365 and Lima365 that was a combo, but there's no room for much battery capacity so light output and/or longevity will suffer on such a small package.
Ive had all of them and finally settled on the Xmacro Tacops, its the do it all gun in my opinion.
The X model offers flat trigger and optic ready, if you want the small module it’s cheap to get and swap, but the added value of the X is worth the upfront price difference
I’m glad I bought the Sig Sauer p365 xl. I had some second thoughts after I bought it , but now I have no regrets. I can carry the xl inside my pant pockets, which is great.
I’ve owned all of the variations except the legion - and now I feel like I’ve found the perfect middle ground. I keep a P365X as my daily EDC and an xmacro comp with a 407K dot and TLR7 sub on it as a larger EDC if I want or need it. IMO this combo gives you the most versatile mix & match slide/grip capabilities depending on how you want to carry on a given day. If I had to pick just one, it would likely be the XL or if you can stretch, the spectre comp.
The P365X is a nice sweet spot with the XL size grip but the smaller slide. A little snappier than the XL to shoot but easier to carry. The XL is a nicer shooter, but less comfortable to carry.
Great video - I bought the P365X and it is absolutely amazing, fits every situation where I need concealability and function with 12+1, paired it with a holosun 507 green dot
Have the 365x. Absolutely love it. Shoots great
I’m a retired LE officer with 26 years experience. Most of those I served as my PD firearms instructor.
I was a dedicated Glock 19 shooter and carrier, both on and off duty for nearly all of my career.
14 years now since I’ve retired. I now have made the change to Sigs’ P365 series.
I have all 4 of the smallest and lightest P365 s. The micro compact, the X, the XL, and the XMacro. Although retired I still carry nearly 7 days a week.
For me both the smallest and the largest are equally my preferred carry. The 6 months of warmer weather I select the P365 micro. A ten round flat fitting magazine plus one in the chamber conceals well even in summer shorts. I put it in a flat sheath holster in my front right pocket.
I also keep a 12 round mag in the other pocket. It’s easy to grab slip in my pocket when I’m in a hurry.
In cooler/colder months I make the switch to the XMacro.
While the X and XL do offer some benefits, to me the XMacro is not significantly larger.
Especially for having the higher capacity 17rounds + 1. (That’s a 42% increase over the standard X or XL mag)
The XMacro conceals under my coat in a pancake or shoulder holster very well. With two spare 17rd mags on my belt. I can justify the slightly larger handgun, which to me is still very compact yet offers more rounds compared to my old Glock 19.
I agree with you and many others. The XL is the best compromise between size, concealability, and controllable shooting 9 regular X if you carry appendix ). I've said for years, Sig needs to release an XL grip module with a standard 1913 rail, not the proprietary one. Even better, do it in tungsten infused polymer. Yes, you can get an Icarus or Mischief Machine, but then you're paying just as much for the grip as you are for the rest of the pistol.
I've never cared for the Macro. Grip is too long, especially with the chonky magazine plates which make printing much worse. Instead of the 3.1" barrel and comp, it should just have been a 4" from the get-go. It's Glock 17 capacity in the size of a Glock 48, but optics-capable, flat trigger, and standard accessory rail. What's not to like?
Just bought my macro last year and absolutely love it. I can’t believe it holds 18. I love the way it feels in my hands and night sights
I got my M&P on a literal whim over 8 years ago when they first came out which has been my EDC ever since, and even though it has iron sights and no RMR cuts I still find myself not willing to part with it yet because I've also had zero failures or malfunctions with it.
You'll never hear anyone with a sig say that. They seem to be happy with 80% reliability and double the cost.
@@domenik8339 I've never had a malfunction in either of my p365 pistols or my p320 Vtac, though I make sure to lube my carry guns with WC oil at least once a week. I EDC my smaller p365 in the summer and a shadow systems MR920 in the winter
@@domenik8339 Comedy, so the best-selling pistol in the country (P365) has 80% reliability? SOCOM just adopted the Spear-L, and about 40+ first-world countries have all placed SIG orders for their militaries or SF. What a stupid comment, I own 9 SIGs and am an FFL, it has been a very long time since anyone who bought a SIG ran into problems. Tell us more about Smith though, the most recalled brand in the gun industry. I love when people have absolutely no idea what they are talking about, you are a real winner.
@@great_deception Oh you mean the P320 that fires by itself? It's not like there's FBI trials from the 80s where they also document SIG guns firing by itself. Oh wait, yes there is. Well sig makes other things like scopes for the Dept. of homeland defense and those are good right? The thousands of SIG models with the BDCs that are etched so crooked so they don't work and the US gov is having to return them by the truckload? Must have been a bad batch right, which is why it's happening to their Romeo line as well. Well at least they make a decent carry pistol, the P365, which hasn't ever had problems. Except for the striker that breaks off. Well at least it looks good, oh wait it's prone to rusting.
That better for ya bozo?
@@domenik8339 I stopped reading in your first sentence, sad to see you side with negligent cops over common sense. Kimber, Ruger, Smith, Glock, Walther and other all at some point had a recall/upgrade program to address a drop fire issue with at least all of their models, yet people don't know about it so they attack SIG for an issue that was resolved six years ago. Prone to rusting lol, maybe for your sweaty CCer that never oils or cleans his guns. The day you can get a post-upgrade P320 and make it fire without a trigger pull in a controlled, documented setting is the day maybe at least 1 person might start listening to you. Give us a source about the DHS BDC problem, A ton of Trijicons and Eotechs were returned by the US gov't for flaws, but I can see in your eyes that only SIG can do wrong.
Such sad people on here, with their #1 source for firearms info being TH-cam.
I had the 365 and I found it snappy with SD ammo and hard to additional rounds on target. So I traded it for the XL that’s a bit bigger but easier overall to shoot and keep in target. I did add the 365 380 and that’s a fine soft shooter
I've got the standard 365 with the mag guts +2 and the mcarbo titanium striker. Works pretty good
For me the P365X is perfect! Absolutely love it
Which ever one fits you the best. My edc is the 365x and i really love it. My buddy has a macro, its noticeably easier to shoot. I say if it fits your hand and wants, you made a good choice.
XL with Sig Romeo and WC grip module is my current setup. Love it.
Love this! I love my P365xl with a Wilson Combat grip. You've gotta try it, man! It has slight palm swells, without adding extra bulk. Huge ergo improvements imo.
Agree, I have the Wilson combat grips and it’s been a game changer as far as ergonomics go. I added a TLR 6 to use in the house for home defense if the situation arises.
I bought the x macro about a year ago. I have about a thousand rounds through it. It's been a great edc gun. Summer, winter, i carry it all the time.
I carry an "X" model with a Romeo Zero (hey, it was cheap and it works for me). I feel like that's the "Goldilocks" gun. I get a couple of extra rounds, it fits my hand perfectly, but it's still small enough that it disappears on my belt.
Save for another optic and sell the zero
I have had my 365 X Macro Comp for about 6 months and it is my everyday carry. 17 rounds , great gun !!
Which state are you located? Any RUST problems with your p365 x macro?
I love, LOVE my P365. It's a standard (what you're calling the "micro") but with a grip module from Wilson Combat making it a P365X. Gives me 12 rounds and is still unbelievably concealable. I'm not into optics on carry guns in general, especially if I'm looking to have it as small as practical. I really feel it is the ultimate deep concealment pistol. The WC grip module means my pinky has a place to go - and it shoots FAST and straight.
Good idea…going to look into that. The hang up I have on the “micro” is the mag release…really hard for me to actually. Maybe the Wilson frame will help
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I wonder what he would have said about the P365X?
I am blown away by the reliability and round counts that these little pistols are achieving, especially for their size!!! I typically don't expect that kind of service life, out of such small guns!!!
I have the old 365X without the X on the slide, Not optics ready with a 12 round capacity but very reliable. And I love it.Wont screw with it at all.
The cool thing is, the XL and the Macro are literally the same gun with different plastic. So you can make it an XL for only the price of a grip module, (and a mag or two if you want flush fit). Summer carry XL and winter carry Macro is easier than ever, basically two guns for the price of one.
Except they aren't. The macro has an integrated comp.
@@dale3123 true, but that doesn't really make or break it for me. An XL with a comp is cool, a macro without it is fine too. Extra barrel length and site radius, or a little less muzzle flip...I don't really care. It's essentially the same gun except the plastic.
I carry my raw sighted original P365 every day.
Put the glocks away for home defense etc.
I’ve carried from Kimber to right to Glock.
The sig has been my goto for several years. Finally found just the right size for me.
Good review. I totally agree with your findings.
I’ll admit it - I pocket carry the lighter weight P365 .380 during AZ summers. With the 9mm variants, I see your point - the XL is the best compromise (with the comped slide of course). Thanks for another great video!
I carry a p365xl with the Wilson combat xl grip - with 12rd mag + a 17rd in my pocket (neomag holder). I also have the p365-380 with the Sig X grip I took off my P365xl, with 12rd .380 mags. I love them both!
I got the 365 380 for the wife to try. I shot it to test it out before she did. Each time I took it out I liked it more and more. So much so I ditched my shield for the 365xl in 9mm. The 365xl shoots like a full size gun it’s crazy good
I went with p365 in .380 and XMacro(originally XL, changed the grip) in 9mm, best of both worlds.
My first concealed weapon was the 365 micro and I genuinely love how concealable it is. I bought an X-Macro Comp earlier this year though and am in love with it. I appendix carry and while yes, it's slightly more uncomfortable to carry, it's 100% my go to. The extra capacity and how much less "snappy" it is compared to the micro DWARF the size difference in my book, though I do still like carrying my micro from time to time.
I love my 365x that I put a spectre comp slide on it when they came out so It’s xl size now. I also got a Wilson combat standard 365 grip module for deep conceal or summer carry. It’s pricey after everything but I practically have 2 pistols now.
I’m sure I’m not alone is saying the P365X is the best, even if not part of the video. It’s small, light, has a straight trigger and optic plate, and has a full-size grip with 12 round mag. I had the basic/micro originally, but with the extended 12 round mag, the gap between the mag and frame would feel wobbly and pinch my finger when fired. Moving to the XL negates the whole micro-size advantage.
I use the 365 with the 10 mag for best concealment in Arizona. But the 365X is better as a gun.
Great comparisons, James. I have both the P365 and the XL and both have been so reliable and accurate that I don't feel a need to look at the other entries.
The versatility of this whole system is amazing. You can configure what fits your needs. And quickly.
All it takes is $ 😬
I love the 365 because it’s like adult legos. I can just change parts and swap stuff around between just about all sizes as much as I want. Currently running the xl slide with a Wilson shorty grip with 10rds. Can’t beat being able to have a 17rd back up mag. Love them!
Did we leave out the 365X? Arguably the "best" of the 365s, by some.
Indeed!
Big fan of the 365X. Grip is perfect size for my hand, and the shorter barrel length is ideal for concealing. It came with the Romeo zero optic and I hated it for how easily the glass got scratched, covered in dust, and then the battery died. Recently swapped for Sig’s night sight in the rear and already love it!
I think the macro barrel and slide on the XL grip might be the best combination.
I have the WC xl module and my macro slide on it is amazing. Unfortunately I do have to get a different holster if I want to carry it that way.
I mean, that combination is literally an XL, not sure what you mean. Unless you mean porting, but I'd not choose porting for the macro
I went with the 365x & scored a Holosun 507k due to early Black Friday deals. Couldn’t be happier. I am but a smol woman & while it is snappy, I manage just fine. Love that it’s easy to conceal as well. ❤
Me too. Love the pickachu pic too.
I have the sig p365x. The xl lower but the x upper. Xl lower allows for 12 rounds flush. I love it
Best 365 comparison video I've seen. Thanks James!
This is exactly the information I’ve been looking for. I have carried the regular P3 65 for several years and always looking for something a little less snappy. I had my eye on the macro, but it is much bigger and I’m not a big guy so the XL seemsthe way to go.
The P365 is just a phenomenal platform regardless which one you decide to go with. Personally I think the sweet spot is the 365X with the Wilson grip. Out of the ones you tested..I agree, definitely the XL.
Does Wilson combat make a grip for the 365X ? I was just on their website and didn't see a option for the 365X
@@themechanic6117 The Wilson Combat P365XL grip module works on the P365x slide. The WC grip just feels so much better especially if your replacing the micro 365 grip imo
@TheHonarable1 So you prefer the shorter slide of the P365X over the longer slide of the P365XL? Interesting, I've read some people don't like the snappiness of the shorter slide on the X and the XL is quicker between shots, but others say the X is more comfortable for daily carry than the XL. What's your take?
@@fredvStein Imo the shorter slide shoots incredibly well and the longer slide doesn't shoot that much better to sacrifice "365" carrying comfort.
@TheHonarable1 I like the X because of its compact size. I have other guns that are larger and heavier. I only bought the 365x for the sole purpose of easy to carry so I see no reason to go with the longer slide. For my situation it defeats the purpose
I have the 365xl with the Wilson Combat grip module; it is stellar.
You can also get MagGuts spring kits for the P365 and P365X/XL mags to add 2 extra rounds, meaning a very solid option for concealability and performance would be a P365X with a 14-round mag (thanks to MagGuts).
I would not trust those magguts with my life. Had waaay too many problems in the M&P Shield magazines
@@pcpolice7937 That's a bummer. I suppose that could be a problem. Maybe I'd find out by testing them on my mags and see how that goes.
@@Slavolko The main issue I hear is that a leaf spring doesn't have the same strength as a coil spring.
@@fredvStein Probably. I've heard people say they've either had or not had issues. Ideally, long-term users would report back on how their mags are holding up, so we can have an idea.
I have the Macro Comp and am about to add an uncomped Macro to the lineup and I plan on purchasing either the Sig AXG frame or a Mischief Machine grip module for both so I know which P365 to get at least for me.
The P365, and P365 XL are too small for my large hands which is why I picked the Macro. I am a big guy (6 ft, 4 in, over 200 lbs) so it is not hard at all for me to hide a Macro.
I think my stock original P365 no mods is my favorite gun. 365XL is awesome as well, fits my med glove sized hand perfect, but that original is almost always in my pocket.
P365 micro. Because the most important aspect of carrying concealed is to carry. It's a gun you can tuck away IWB, barely notice the weight, and not print or minimally print so you can carry it almost everywhere.
Thanks for putting these videos together, James. I was a little worried when you started spinning things off from TFBTV but you keep delivering insightful and well-produced content.
My micro p365 with it's 10 round mag, is the ultimate, reliable, CC handgun in the world! I've put thousands of rounds through it without one fail. It's completely stock! No special barrel, no Magna porting, no special trigger and I dedicated all my time to shooting it with the 10 round mag, even though my hands are large. After months and months of training, I can now say I'm a proficient with it as a sharp shooter. Thank you Sig for the best and last CC handgun I'll even own.
I could not agree with you more, I like the so called 10rd so called Micro so very much I now own two of them.
been shooting for 50 years and have carried and shot them ALL, but the 365 original 10rd is riding with me at 2:30 to 3:00 IWB every day 365 days of the year.
@@alfredb175 people just don't know that this is the ultimate gun for so many reasons. We'll keep it a secret:)
Xl with wilson combat grip module. Since 2019.
You do great videos, thanks. I carry a P365 with 12 round mags. You get a “master grip” (pinky included), unparalleled accuracy and shootability within 10 yards and it’s the most cost effective of all of the choices.
Most importantly, never forget how Sig price gouges its customers with their mag prices.
As some have pointed out, XL Wilson Combat grip module is the way to go. I topped mine off with an X Macro slide and it is 🤌
Edit: Also forgot Magguts follower and spring, having a 14+1 rather than a 12+1 makes the XL size a no brainer
100% agree. It's a complete game changer.
I do xl with magguts and the icarus hybrid module
This is the complete and correct answer. Buy the Macro as the complete pistol. Get the Wilson XL grip. Use the factory Macro mags for range/training/reload and use a "12rd" with the magguts (to make 15) in the gun for carry. When sizing holsters for that, you want the XL compatible ones. The Wilson grip texture is aggressive - plan to wear an undershirt if you like the grip to press in against your torso.
Do NOT get the "ported/comp" slide - it doesn't noticeably do anything to recoil, does make it noticeably louder/harsher, and you sacrifice a bit of accuracy with the shorter barrel. You want the 3.7" barrel.
Last item, do note that if you get a Shield RMS-c (or many other optics), the correct thread and length screws are likely NOT provided. You cannot re-use the slide plate cover screws either, they'll only grab half a thread, if anything at all. The correct thread diameter and pitch is M3x0.5. Shield optics take a 12mm length and a countersunk head. Other models may need a different length or head style.
I went all in with the 365. The non-ported XL slides have fantastic accuracy potential. Wilson module "fits my hand better", and helps speed things up on multiple target and Bill Drill stuff.
Kinda feels weird to find a pistol that you're completely happy with.
Every time I buy a new pistol now, it's just a different SKU of 365.
@@TrojanManSCPYou're dead right. I had the XL for a while, then it went to my wife and I got the Macro tac-ops and a Wilson combat XL grip. Now I've got my old gun, plus a Macro, and my wife has an XL. So many options on the table with this platform
I messed up and bought a bunch of Sig P365 models. If you buy the standard for 500.00 you can upgrade the grip modules to the XL and buy 12 round mags. I like the Wilson Combat & the sig store has a great laser cut (!00.00) 12 round that they put on the special Sig Custom Works models. I know I have a P365 Specter (Not comp) and put it on a egular slide. I have the standard, The X and Specter. All are great. I chose to stick with the P365 as the 320 are to big for me to cearry. God bless. Best of luxk.
The macro mischief machine frame (17 round mag) with the 365x optic ready slide and a Herrington comp hc365 I believe. I'm telling ya it's amazing. Ditch the sig zero optic or whatever it came with.
Rocking the 365 x. Hard to beat. All of them are great.
Long time 1911 guy, then 7 years of G19, then 5 years of P320 Romeo, finally last 3 years 365xl with Romeo Zero & Romeo Zero Pro. About 1100 rounds zero malfunctions, no issues with the optic and I shoot it better than any of the prior pistols. Old eyes love the reflex sights too..
I have a XL Romeozero, my first optic, and it's a revelation; progressing from one eye closed and struggling to find the dot to both eyes open focused on target and dot is just there without trying.
XL seems the most practical still
It definitely is all these years later for CCW. I’m a smaller guy so I appreciate a slim gun like my XDS, but the 365xl does it even better.
This is my 3rd legion. I chose the macro legion because of my huge hands. Like the X5 legion it just fits. I'm super accurate with all of them. As far as target shooting goes the X5 is something special. My single action legion is next and my new carry 365 legion is great.
You missed the p365-380. It’s clearly and by far the most shootable.
I have the 365 and thec365 xl. I carry the 365 in the summer. The 365 xl with extended mag in the winter.
Very happy with both of them.
I have a p365X , it's retaining the small footprint with 12+1 capacity 👍
I have a OG P365 from 2018. Got a newer XL. Bought a spectre comp slide because F aftermarket. It was loaded with red dot height x ray sights. Less than piecing a aftermarket slide together. The comp slide is noticeable. I have the configurations I want. I love my glocks but shoot these fking great. Have a regular and xl Wilson combat grip module.
I bought the fully loaded Spectre Comp slide for one of my XLs too and then had to do another XL build with the leftover slide. 😋😂
As a guy with small hands and a smaller frame, I got the original 365 and a T1C holster w/sidecar with the goal of carrying something as small as possible that I can still shoot well.
I love it and I can shoot the smallest version very accurately if I am dry firing it regularly.
The original is like tucking a deck of cards into your waistband.
Thank you for thanking us. I have the XL and love it. Fits the hand like a glove and maybe the best feeling design I've ever felt in my hand.
Trick question: the correct answer is a 365 frame with a 365XL slide.
Gives you maximum concealability with a longer sight radius and barrel.
I do this as well as bought an XL grip module so I can make basically every variant.
I would go with a macro comp slide, so, you get optics ready and comp which helps with the shorter grip, and you can still use any size 365 mag (e.g. keep a 10 round in the gun and a 17 as a spare in a mag carrier).
Now you can have virtually the same size and weight as a Glock 19, with 3 less rounds. I can't believe the amount of people who think that's an upgrade. Let me see if you're interested in a reverse mortgage next. 😂
@@domenik8339any of these are far slimmer than the G19. Therefore for me it’s easier to conceal, plus feels better in the hand and easier to shoot. I’ll pass on the reverse mortgage. (G19 was my first. Still have it. Now it just sits in the truck and collects dust.)
@@domenik8339 Wow, a smug guy who is wrong on the internet. How original.
Comparing my Glock 19 and my Sig 365+, we have the following results:
Weight: Glock 1.5 lbs, Sig 1.2 lbs (with the attached Streamlight TLR-6 which I couldn't find a small enough allen wrench to take off, so I'm even giving you a few ounces - so it's likely about 1 lb, which is a third of the Glock weight less, for those of you paying attention)
Length: Glock 7 inch, Sig 6.5 inch (with the XL slide as described in the original comment)
Height: Glock 4 3/4 inch, Sig 4 3/4 inch (with the 12 round extended pinkie mag)
Width: Glock just shy of 1 inch, Sig 3/4 inch (again, for those of you who aren't mathematically inclined, that's 1/4 less than the overall width of the Glock 19)
So, you claimed that the Sig is the same size as a Glock 19. The results show you are wrong.
You claimed that the Sig is the same weight as the Glock 19. The results show you are wrong.
This simple test proves exactly what I said in my comment, that what I call the Sig 365+ gives maximum concealability with a longer sight radius and barrel.
If you're going to talk out of your ass, it's best not to do it in public for the world to see.
I love my regular SIG P365. I switched to the XL grip to fit my hands. I would recommend going to the P365X so you have the option for a red dot.
How about the p365 x not the xl
I wander if you replaced your base 365P would you select the 365X micro? It’s has a place for your picky finger, 12 rounds, flat trigger & optics mount.
I went from carrying a G19M to the XMacro Comp, got a EPS Carry for it; very pleased
You need to slap the micro slide on the XL frame and try it (basically what SIG calls the P365X). In my opinion it's the best combination.
The ones that shoot by themselves 😉
Great review. Didn’t realize the micro was about the same size as the P938.
James you recently floated the idea of more varied content like exercise and dieting tips, we accepted it, and still we have not seen it! 😤
As a long-time TFBtv fan and proud mailroom simp, I demand for New Years 2024 a video re-make of the "James Reeves Skinny Margarita."
I need to drink away these holiday pounds 🍻
Its a great gun, I go between my XL and my 632 airweight. Love both of them.
The best SIG is hands down the Glock 45 MOS , facts , fight me nerds !
I got my P365 and added a large NDZ pinky extension on the mag base. Makes for a full size grip feel. With it, I can get my pinky, and fat fingers on the grip with the leverage of a full size. Fits like a glove.
The sig that doesn't fire itself would be a nice start.
It gets worse when you find out that sig has been producing pistols that fire by themselves all the way back to the 80s, and they failed to fix the issue in 50 years. The FBI even reported that they have a sig fire by itself in the 80s when it was being evaluated.
Calling bullshit on both of your idiot comments.
... the XL has been my favorite carry pistol since they were introduced, but when the Macro came out I was pondering the possibility of getting one when the Manager of the LGS came by and said to me " Do you really need a comp on your pistol? If not, save some bucks and just get a Macro grip module and a few Macro mags and just use your XL slide assembly and FCU and then you'll have a home made Macro." So I did - and haven't looked back ...
Sig P239 or P229
I went with the macro and also purchased a wilson combat XL frame which is easy to swap out and the stippling is very good
Which Sig?
I choose the Glock.