Teya is a SHOOTER and as for grip sizes, I (33 y.o male glove size medium) typically prefer larger backstraps when optional as well despite smallish hands; feels like my long weird fingers index on triggers better that way; so if you're a shooter, don't let your hand/glove size determine your grip size, try stuff out.
The irony of this is we went from full size being too large but micro or pocket pistols were single stack hence limiting so here comes Sig with a pocket gun that carries 3 to 5 more rounds; yet, here we are 5 to 7 years later with a 365 that is basically a full or Duty sized pistol carrying the same payload as our former full size/duty pistol only a tad bit slimmer. It is basically giving me whiplash lol!
I have to say that was one of the best accuracy results that I seen on this channel. I’m curious which red dot that Graham has used that has the sharpest dot. Both of you did a great job!
Just got back from the range, I put my Fuse slide on my p365 Legion frame... wow, WOW. This combination will be Sig next version of the P365. i doubt I'll be using the Fuse polymier frame much.compatablity is totally doable.
I enjoyed the video. Nice to see that accuracy! I have several 365's. and they are fun to mix 'n match grips and slides. I'm hoping the fuse slide becomes available to put on one of my Macro frames.
Thank you for sharing your review. I think Sig Sauer has done a nice job with this Sig Sauer 365 Fuse. For the price, with options available is fairly priced. We're definitely going to purchase this pistol within a few months. Thank you both for sharing your video. Have a great weekend 😄🙏
Great review, I've been looking at these as a replacement carry gun since they were announced. Still rocking the original 365 and I want something bigger and optics capable.
Checked into the 21rd mags with SIG, from three Sig employees and one manager - the mags are on 6 month delay and they only have enough for the guns released. Just a heads up before you buy or try hunting down the mags.
All XMACRO grip modules with three. Also new Sig mags always are hard to get the last round in when they are new. This is simply an XMACRO with a 4.3 barrel.
@@laserbrain7774unfortunately I believe this is still a polymer grip module. For the price I have seen these retailing at I seriously doubt aluminum. The regular version is going to be $699 so that tells me it is polymer. They need to do a line like S&W with the metal grip.
@@BYoun69 It is indeed still polymer. It's just a regular xmacro grip module with sig's laser stippling. The P365 AXG Legion is the model with aluminum grip.
Just here for the poors saying it's too expensive. I'm a car guy and love Ferraris but can't afford one. I don't go to Ferrari videos on TH-cam and say "Geez! Why so much!? Must the be prancing horse on the hood!" because I have dignity and class. Looking forward to buying one of these and running rounds through it.
I've got bad news for folks. $860 is a perfectly reasonable price in this day and age for a high-quality duty-capable handgun. Sure, Tisas or Girsan or Taurus or some other "bargain gunmaker" will build something similar to one of these someday soon...except their accurate descriptors won't be "high-quality" or "duty-capable." They also won't be too far off the Sig's pricepoint.
while yes the OG 365 is a compromise, but it became famous because of the mag capacity even the macro holds more rounds than a standard carry/duty size gun like the G19 or PDP or CZ
I have multiple 'sets' of 365 components and can make 365 XLs, X-Macro Comps or X-Macro TacOps. I've got multiple black and FDE grip modules and have multiple 4.3" threaded True Precision barrels. I'm really not about to buy a complete 365 Fuze pistol. I'll probably wait for a 4.3-inch 3rd party slide assembly in a finish that suits me and go with that. Thanks
The Fuse isn't a full-size pistol. It's a slim compact, almost identical in size to the Glock 48 ( which is just a slim Glock 19 ). Yes, it has a 4.3" barrel which is longer than most compacts, but that's because the breech on the 365 platform is farther back in the slide compared to many other pistols. Sig fit a 4.3" barrel in the same space others can only fit a 4" barrel. Some might say the better compromise would be to use a more normal 4" barrel and just shorten up the gun as a whole, but it is what it is. This is the pistol I thought Sig should have made when the original XMacro released. I never liked the idea of a sub-compact barrel on a longer compact grip. The barrel is usually the easiest part of a pistol to conceal and the grip is usually the hardest. The base 365 is specifically a carry pistol only. The XL is a slim sub-compact that's great for concealment, but just big enough to use for other things too. The Fuse is the compliment to the XL, a general purpose pistol that can still be concealed without much effort.
I’m considering this one. Had the P365X and sold it. Not pleasant to shoot at the range, hands were hurting after 50 rounds. Went back to my compacts and ditched the micros. Curious about this thing.
4:32 do you not have an Uplula? That thing's a life changer lol Nice piece, just not a fan of the fluted guide rod. Of all the things to save weight on, the guide rod, really?!
Sig must have fired their "Firearm Naming Team" some time back, because this is about as far from a P365 as a Glock 17 is from a Glock 26. I'm not convinced by their naming strategy. I know it seems to shoot nicely, but the price makes me wince.
@@3tonedThinker Nope, no relation other than being a gun writer. I don't sell a thing nor does my livelyhood depend on any product selling or not selling.
Jeez...$860 without the red dot. $1020 with!! I know of less expensive ways to go that fully get the job done. I suppose you gotta assume the name SIG comes with a price tag.
Then go right ahead. I'm sure Tisas or Girsan or Taurus or all of them already has something on the drawing boards for the trailer park crowd. $860 MSRP is a perfectly reasonable price for a quality duty-capable handgun. Reminds me of one of the LGS owners I know; his says that he has two types of customers...the ones who want every gun to cost $300 or less or the ones who actually keep him in business.
@@GBGunsI believe the Masada Slim and some Glock offerings aren't too far off that mark. I'm not sure if the Slim is still in production, but either way, they aren't quite "on" that mark. Frankly, bad news for the original commenter, $860 is a perfectly reasonable price not just for the feature set, but this 365 is duty-capable...something Taurus, Tisas, Girsan, and their ilk are incapable of.
@JD-tn5lz "not that far off" does not mean it "pulls all that off" How would you feel if instead of being able to buckle yourself securely in a car you are put in there use something thats "not that far off" Some would say shooting the hostage in the head is also "not that far off" but you still arent succeeding. Fact is sure things get close but NOTHING does this. Also with more people carrying, the market realized the only hands on the market arent big ol meat clamps. This will go far and will make competent shooters through ergo alone
@@emanuelemanuel7038first off, I'm not a Sig fanboy but I am a big fan of Sig. At latest count I own eight of them. What I'm saying is that the 365 Fuze is novel, not revolutionary. The original 365's magazine was nearly revolutionary with it's one-and-a-half stack mag. The 365 is a fine firearm, but the IWI and Glock offerings also are. Now, here's the beatdown from an LE firearms instructor...NO FIREARM creates a competent shooter no matter how user-friendly it is. None of them, zero, nada. If you're untrained and suck with one gun, you'll still suck with another until someone trains you and you commit to the art. Some firearms are more enjoyable for novices or untrained owners to shoot, and that does facilitate good instruction and sometimes encourages good habits...but NO GUN, no matter how good it is, creates a good or even competent shooter. Period. That requires commitment first, not nice hardware. Oh, and by the way, the Masada has great ergos too and is all of 0.07" wider girth...that's about 1/20th of an inch.
Full review with specs: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/sig-p365-fuse-released
That accuracy is impressive. The shooters had to do thier part of course.
Teya is a SHOOTER and as for grip sizes, I (33 y.o male glove size medium) typically prefer larger backstraps when optional as well despite smallish hands; feels like my long weird fingers index on triggers better that way; so if you're a shooter, don't let your hand/glove size determine your grip size, try stuff out.
The irony of this is we went from full size being too large but micro or pocket pistols were single stack hence limiting so here comes Sig with a pocket gun that carries 3 to 5 more rounds; yet, here we are 5 to 7 years later with a 365 that is basically a full or Duty sized pistol carrying the same payload as our former full size/duty pistol only a tad bit slimmer. It is basically giving me whiplash lol!
Firearms fashion statement. Always going back to the classics, and basics.
You both shot this very well.
The takeaway I think to be described in one word - Balanced.
Well summarized
Just proving that preferred length and girth are up to the individual handler.
You can always tell how much Tia likes a gun by how well she shoots it. Great shooting guys, maybe the best I've seen by both.
I have to say that was one of the best accuracy results that I seen on this channel. I’m curious which red dot that Graham has used that has the sharpest dot. Both of you did a great job!
Great to see this so quickly, best looking Sig in a long time. Appreciate the review.
Thanks as always! Hi Tia
My unsolicited comment. I wish there were a DA/SA in that configuration.
I haven’t had a good reason to not carry my Glock 48. This sounds like a really good competitor.
Great review.
It’s a nice pistol but the difference is I carry my G19 and G48 Mos appendix wouldn’t do that with a Sig lol
P365 the long wayy
But better looking though, which is a low bar to begin with lol.
The looong way
365 Pfizer edition
Just got back from the range, I put my Fuse slide on my p365 Legion frame... wow, WOW. This combination will be Sig next version of the P365. i doubt I'll be using the Fuse polymier frame much.compatablity is totally doable.
You two were a hoot in this video.😃
I really enjoyed both of your reviews and thoughts regarding this gun! First time watcher and followed. 😊
Thank you and welcome to the channel! Most of the videos are part of a deeper-dive review, see the pinned comment of videos for that full review.
I enjoyed the video. Nice to see that accuracy!
I have several 365's. and they are fun to mix 'n match grips and slides. I'm hoping the fuse slide becomes available to put on one of my Macro frames.
Currently the options out there are like the Maskas build we have on GBGUNSDEPOT.COM
@@GBGuns this looks like the way to go for me!
Love the grip
I really liked the full review on the Maskas... I guess I missed it on TH-cam, but saw it on your website.
Very nice gun I wonder if this will replace the 320 at some point Nice gun
It probably will since there's many problems and concerns with P320 going off on their own.
Thank you for sharing your review. I think Sig Sauer has done a nice job with this Sig Sauer 365 Fuse.
For the price, with options available is fairly priced.
We're definitely going to purchase this pistol within a few months.
Thank you both for sharing your video. Have a great weekend 😄🙏
Thank you.
Your visiting Sig Sauer ?
Welcome to New Hampshire. Please talk about your Sig experience in a video.👍👍
The article is already live
Great review, I've been looking at these as a replacement carry gun since they were announced. Still rocking the original 365 and I want something bigger and optics capable.
looks cool! Not replacing my trusted 365XL and Holosun tho :)
Checked into the 21rd mags with SIG, from three Sig employees and one manager - the mags are on 6 month delay and they only have enough for the guns released. Just a heads up before you buy or try hunting down the mags.
A female perspective is very valuable!
All XMACRO grip modules with three. Also new Sig mags always are hard to get the last round in when they are new. This is simply an XMACRO with a 4.3 barrel.
And aluminum instead of polymer?
@@laserbrain7774unfortunately I believe this is still a polymer grip module. For the price I have seen these retailing at I seriously doubt aluminum. The regular version is going to be $699 so that tells me it is polymer. They need to do a line like S&W with the metal grip.
@@BYoun69 It is indeed still polymer. It's just a regular xmacro grip module with sig's laser stippling. The P365 AXG Legion is the model with aluminum grip.
@@therealnugzythe new texture on it feels pretty good. Reminds me of the Armory Craft grip module.
Just here for the poors saying it's too expensive. I'm a car guy and love Ferraris but can't afford one. I don't go to Ferrari videos on TH-cam and say "Geez! Why so much!? Must the be prancing horse on the hood!" because I have dignity and class.
Looking forward to buying one of these and running rounds through it.
I've got bad news for folks.
$860 is a perfectly reasonable price in this day and age for a high-quality duty-capable handgun.
Sure, Tisas or Girsan or Taurus or some other "bargain gunmaker" will build something similar to one of these someday soon...except their accurate descriptors won't be "high-quality" or "duty-capable." They also won't be too far off the Sig's pricepoint.
I still feel like it would shoot extremely well on the Sharps Bro's XMacro grip module
Mine will be here Wednesday yessss
Yous two guys are great together! Thank y'all again for another great video! (even though I dislike Sig very much)
Front sight is awesome, love the length and bigger mags, but the Slide serrations are way too aggressive.
while yes the OG 365 is a compromise, but it became famous because of the mag capacity
even the macro holds more rounds than a standard carry/duty size gun like the G19 or PDP or CZ
Yet….again everyone will compare every pistol made to DADDY G19, perfection can’t be replicated
No, the 90s were 30 years ago. This is slimmer, more powerful, and higher capacity than a G19
I have multiple 'sets' of 365 components and can make 365 XLs, X-Macro Comps or X-Macro TacOps. I've got multiple black and FDE grip modules and have multiple 4.3" threaded True Precision barrels. I'm really not about to buy a complete 365 Fuze pistol. I'll probably wait for a 4.3-inch 3rd party slide assembly in a finish that suits me and go with that. Thanks
I wonder what one might could do to lighten the recoil spring if they wanted to get a window n ported barrel
The x macro comp came with 3 back straps. Bought 2 years ago. Really considering this model.
The Fuse isn't a full-size pistol. It's a slim compact, almost identical in size to the Glock 48 ( which is just a slim Glock 19 ). Yes, it has a 4.3" barrel which is longer than most compacts, but that's because the breech on the 365 platform is farther back in the slide compared to many other pistols. Sig fit a 4.3" barrel in the same space others can only fit a 4" barrel. Some might say the better compromise would be to use a more normal 4" barrel and just shorten up the gun as a whole, but it is what it is.
This is the pistol I thought Sig should have made when the original XMacro released. I never liked the idea of a sub-compact barrel on a longer compact grip. The barrel is usually the easiest part of a pistol to conceal and the grip is usually the hardest. The base 365 is specifically a carry pistol only. The XL is a slim sub-compact that's great for concealment, but just big enough to use for other things too. The Fuse is the compliment to the XL, a general purpose pistol that can still be concealed without much effort.
4.3" barrel + 17rds = full size
When's Sig going to come out with 30 round 365 mags? And when will Magpul come out with the 50 round drums?
I’m considering this one. Had the P365X and sold it. Not pleasant to shoot at the range, hands were hurting after 50 rounds. Went back to my compacts and ditched the micros. Curious about this thing.
If you run thumbs up and forward, the deep slide serrations will get you!
4:32 do you not have an Uplula? That thing's a life changer lol
Nice piece, just not a fan of the fluted guide rod. Of all the things to save weight on, the guide rod, really?!
I'm more excited over the optic than the pistol, to be honest
With any new sig pistol or sig pistol variant I wait a year to buy one so all the bugs get worked out
Sig must have fired their "Firearm Naming Team" some time back, because this is about as far from a P365 as a Glock 17 is from a Glock 26. I'm not convinced by their naming strategy.
I know it seems to shoot nicely, but the price makes me wince.
It's a P365 FCU
@@GBGuns Ah, of course, I'd forgotten about that wrinkle. Doh!
I have as small a hands as she does and I also prefer a larger blackstrap as she does.
Another review on the optic?
I'm a huge Sig fan, but after checking out a Fuse at my LGS I wont be buying this one.
Good lord. The threeesixtyfive. Didn’t make it past the first few seconds.
Recoil spring assembly is Plastic and sights are of less quality, the pistol is sub Par at best.
How many plastic guide rods have you broken?
@@GBGuns give me 2 mins with it
@@GBGuns you obviously work for them or sell the equipment they make
@@3tonedThinker That sounds like a user-error problem.
@@3tonedThinker Nope, no relation other than being a gun writer. I don't sell a thing nor does my livelyhood depend on any product selling or not selling.
Nice how much does it cost?
As always, specs and details are in the article.
Does it shoot when dropped still
It passes government tests, but I'm sure if you give an influencer a hammer they can make just about anything go off.
Never did. Let the lie go.
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Everyone places red dots because the stock sights aren’t that good.
The irons are excellent.
@@GBGuns okey boot licker
@@GBGuns they are a down grade compared to every prior model prior to this one, they are junk, you obviously work for them.
@@GBGuns you obviously work for them
You think I work for sights? Do yourself a favor and next time have an adult check your comments for your before you post.
Jeez...$860 without the red dot. $1020 with!! I know of less expensive ways to go that fully get the job done. I suppose you gotta assume the name SIG comes with a price tag.
And there's currently nothing else out there like this.
Then go right ahead. I'm sure Tisas or Girsan or Taurus or all of them already has something on the drawing boards for the trailer park crowd.
$860 MSRP is a perfectly reasonable price for a quality duty-capable handgun.
Reminds me of one of the LGS owners I know; his says that he has two types of customers...the ones who want every gun to cost $300 or less or the ones who actually keep him in business.
multiple malfunctions in less than 100 rounds, no thanks
Just another sig medium size gun nothing special that's goin to cost you a thousand dollars or more I'm not impressed.
4.3" barrel, 17 round capacity, and only 1.1" wide. It's the only thing currently out there pulling all of that off
@@GBGunsI believe the Masada Slim and some Glock offerings aren't too far off that mark.
I'm not sure if the Slim is still in production, but either way, they aren't quite "on" that mark.
Frankly, bad news for the original commenter, $860 is a perfectly reasonable price not just for the feature set, but this 365 is duty-capable...something Taurus, Tisas, Girsan, and their ilk are incapable of.
@JD-tn5lz "not that far off" does not mean it "pulls all that off"
How would you feel if instead of being able to buckle yourself securely in a car you are put in there use something thats "not that far off"
Some would say shooting the hostage in the head is also "not that far off" but you still arent succeeding.
Fact is sure things get close but NOTHING does this.
Also with more people carrying, the market realized the only hands on the market arent big ol meat clamps. This will go far and will make competent shooters through ergo alone
@@emanuelemanuel7038first off, I'm not a Sig fanboy but I am a big fan of Sig. At latest count I own eight of them.
What I'm saying is that the 365 Fuze is novel, not revolutionary. The original 365's magazine was nearly revolutionary with it's one-and-a-half stack mag.
The 365 is a fine firearm, but the IWI and Glock offerings also are.
Now, here's the beatdown from an LE firearms instructor...NO FIREARM creates a competent shooter no matter how user-friendly it is. None of them, zero, nada. If you're untrained and suck with one gun, you'll still suck with another until someone trains you and you commit to the art.
Some firearms are more enjoyable for novices or untrained owners to shoot, and that does facilitate good instruction and sometimes encourages good habits...but NO GUN, no matter how good it is, creates a good or even competent shooter. Period. That requires commitment first, not nice hardware.
Oh, and by the way, the Masada has great ergos too and is all of 0.07" wider girth...that's about 1/20th of an inch.
@@GBGuns The Arex Delta L gets damned close.
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