Is the SIG P365 Reliable? 2,000+ Round Test, No Cleaning
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves tests a first-run copy of the SIG P365 for 18 months, putting over 2,000 rounds down the pipe of this gun and running it though rain, dirt, suppressed, and even with White Monster (oops). James received one of the first of the P365s to roll of the line in 2018. After conducting a 500 round first look review, the gun was cleaned, and then was not cleaned for the subsequent 1,550 rounds and 18 months. Did it run? Did it break? How many failures did it have? Tune in today to find out.
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I have a P365 with a build date of June 8, 2018 that I purchased in March of 2019. To date I have 4,630 rounds through it with zero issues. I do clean and lube it more often that you do however :)...
Like your life may depend on it someday. Take care of your weapons and they will take care of you.
Sorry I ruined the 69 likes ;)
@@920utdoors9 LOL...
@Eugene Stoner If he's a millennial or younger that takes photos of everything including their lunch you may have a chance he's videoed every shot. Probably not though.
I'm 78 and no video. I could throw up a picture of a log I keep showing the dates and how many rounds went through it.
"I really don't have a dog in this fight."
~ATF has left the chat.
You're in Louisiana. Didn't the LA supreme court just rule that some man could have a "lawyer dog" act as his attorney?
Meant for James.
Guess I am dumb. I don't get what you mean though. Atf interested in a ccw pistol review?
@@usernameisusername He's saying that since there's no dog for the ATF to shoot that they aren't interested
@@buttrabies oohhh. Got it. Geez that went over my head
Mine is a 26july2018 built example. Fired 500 rounds of mixed factory ammo with lots of issues. Called sig and they promptly sent me a shipping label and were very helpful through the entire process. Received the pistol back in about two weeks stating the entire slide assembly was replaced. I have since shot 1000 rounds of mixed factory ammo and hst 124 standard pressure with zero failures of any kind. It’s not only a gun you can comfortably carry every day, it’s an enjoyable gun on the range as well. Sights are amazing, ergonomics are spot on, trigger pull/break/reset is terrific. I highly recommend this little shooter, and I own a lot of handguns and I consistently go for this one.
I think mine is around this time, I’m going to call SIG and see if there’s anything they can do for me. I haven’t had any issues but I’m worried about the drop test which is heat early models can be a problem. We’ll see what they do after 4 years.
if you don't address us as "buttholes" at the beginning of the video i'm really disappointed.
We got serious James today.
I prefer dickhead over butthole
@@user-ej4li1lt3d It's your name after all
@@user-ej4li1lt3d I wish he'd lay off calling us "c*nt features" so often though.
Quite honestly, if he doesn't address us as "buttholes" I'm at a loss as to who exactly he is speaking to.
James I own a p365 manufactured in early 2018. It came with the Big X-ray sight so it isn't an exact first run but a very early model. One fail to feed in about 600 rounds. I shot it enough to be confident in it. I also own a 2003 manufacture date p220DAK. LOVE IT AS WELL. I spent 5 years as a logistics officer for a large southern full time SWAT Team. We carried DA/SA 229s in 40 S&W. our first batch bought in the mid 90s had many thousands of rounds through them. We went with newer flashlight compatible guns in the early 2000s. Right after Cohen took over as CEO. We bought 15 guns. Every single one of them had defective take down levers. Sig sent us new ones and we carried those until around 2017. We ordered the 226 TAC Ops. Total junk. Had to send them all back to the custom shop for broken trigger bars and bad springs. We went round and round and never got those guns to shoot right. Meanwhile our Dept had started carrying 226 DAKs. We went through two generations of those. They did ok as far as service life and we ordered new ones. After getting the run around fro Sig for months and delivery delay after delivery delay we finally S canned Sig and now carry Glocks. So in my experience Sig has built really good guns and junk. There are very inconsistent in their QC especially in their small parts. Their Customer Service in dealing with a dept with over 600 commissioned officers who had been a customer for over 10 years was horrible. Unfortunately for us as it would turn out they were in the middle of the 320 Army trials and subsequent contract. Hence no 226s being available.
The Sig Sauer of the late 80s to Late90s is long gone. They are spotty and inconsistent in their parts because as we found out they outsource most of their small parts. Sad but true.
A company that said " My Bad ".... That shows how much SiG cares about their products! My P365 works great and have put 500 rounds threw it! Thank you for all the hardwork your crew does!
Sugar Free Monster has what guns crave! It's got electrolytes.
I just watched that movie yesterday:) Great commentary on what's going on in this country.
m.blacktree - Now that is reference to one of the most underrated and under quoted movies of all time! You sir, win the comment of the day award!
It’s Brondo
Jeff Lemaster yes!! It’s got what plants need!!
I feel like some Starbucks
Ran my p365xl for over 1000 rds without cleaning, zero issues. After that I clean it every 200 rds, zero issues.
Bought Feb 2020 and I love it!
I appreciate the explanation of what happened with the early SIGs. That makes sense & I've never held that against them. That P365 flipped the industry on its head.
I agree but it kinda shocks me when we’ve had micro double stacks already that are just as reliable like the Glock 26 but i do agree the p365 and Glock 43x changed the industry not just that but so did shield arms with their plus 15 mags i still don’t think theirs a gun the same size or smaller than the 43x that holds 15rds flush fit the p365 holds the same amount as the 26 standard it’s just a little thinner and shorter but i don’t always look at less barrel length as a pro it just depends Glock 26= 10+1 but longer barrel and sight picture which mean better accuracy while sig p365= lighter and more concealable i just wish Glock would be like sig and just charge the same as sig and make their guns come standard with the better sights and instead of 3 regular mags have at least one with the 26 that has the pinky finger extension i understand it’s to be more affordable and it’s cheaper than the sig but they should do it and at least have most gun stores be able to offer both than having to do it yourself i hate changing the sights in and out myself the mag extensions are super easy tho without having the tool made to do it I’ve still don’t all five of my Glock sights without a sight pusher and luckily haven’t scratched any of them while doing it but i wish they’d just make it standard or at least get rid of the plastic sights and make them metal I’d love that a lot more in general the plastic ones get chewed up so damn easy and i feel like they could easily just put glocks in cardboard boxes instead of plastic and afford to without changing the price i do like the cases glocks come in tho compared to a lot of places lmao at least they’re decent cases with carrying handles and have enough room to fit a lot of extra mags n shit
Disagree with the “how many people are gonna shoot 1000 rounds through this?” I have shot my Glock 43 over 2000 rounds over the course of 15 months since I first purchased it because I carry it every day. I have probably shot another 800 rounds since then and have had no issues. You should be firing your EDC regularly.
He's talking about most people. You and I, and perhaps a number of others who watch this channel as well, might shoot quite a bit. But the average gun owner doesn't. Just because you should doesn't mean people are actually doing it.
1113stve Regardless of how many people shoot it, the fact that a gun can break after less then 1000 rounds go through it is problematic.
@@saleembaba5144 agreed. I was simply explaining that most people don't actually shoot that much, even though they should.
@@Motoboo_Marine no argument there!
You are firing that many rounds through your gun, but Joe Schmoe is not! Joe Schmoe ran 100 rds of Winchester WB and then loaded it with critical duty and hasn’t done anything for 6 months.
I'm at 5,000 rounds with no issues. No signs of striker failure. Yes I have the normal Primer Drag. Manufacture date : 04 Feb 2018 Yes! it is an early pistol and has never been back to Sig or any replacement parts. Ammo run Sellier & Bellot 115 gr. FMJ .
Time to the scheduled maintenance on it. At 4000 Sig says to replace some springs and the striker
@@austindenney1384 Thanks! It will go another 5,000 rounds. Everything is fine and I inspect it after each time I shoot it. No noticeable wear on the springs and the striker looks good.
James has made me pull my trigger 2,000 times over the last 18 months.
Good lord I was waiting on my background to clear buying a p365 when the alert that TFB released this video. Immediate heart palp and said to myself “James don’t fuck this up for me man”
What did you do you to worry about your background?
@@TaylorWilmes involved a goat... And a golden retriever. He did his time.
c k you could say he had too much love for animals.
Hey man, a young blonde pushing her nose into your junk is a green light in my book, and he even took the time to wrap her plan b pill in cheese the next morning...now that's a gentleman
Stephan Lucchetta they probably went on the morning walk and she was a good girl....too bad he gave her the pill, I wonder what his children would’ve looked like.
Siggy is one tough little gun. I purchased mine mid April 2018. It is my EDC AND Range Toy. As of now, I have put almost 16,000 rounds through it. It eats any ammo I have put through it, ammo from 8-10 makers 115, 124, 124+P, 135, 147, etc. Brass and Aluminum. I have has ZERO problems. It just works. It's more fun since installing the Green Lima365 Laser. All that has been changed are a few RSA's. (Return Spring Assemblies). Love my SIGGY. 👍❤🇺🇸
I love my Sig P365. With over 6k rounds down the pipe, I’ve had ZERO FTF, or any other mechanical issues with the pistol. I’ll change out the springs shortly, as this is my EDC pistol.
On full size, I usually change about 12k-15k.
On smaller ones, especially carry guns, you are probably about at the right spot to change.
"Don't leave unattended around children"
Here is your "like" good sir
Haven't had any issues with my P365 and have had it for over a year now. Watching your video/torture test gives me even more confidence in it-- thanks for the presentation.
Please provide an update and how many rounds have you shot thus far?
I'm gonna be honest. It's three years now. The first ones I was like no. No way. Great concept. Now I really can't accept anything else other than this and the Shield Plus. I think the Sig is going to win for size. But the shield is amazing. Shot both at the range. Thank you Sig for fixing the issues. However small they may have been.
Recently bought an xl, have 500 rounds through it and the front night sight went out. I have also had 10 light primer strikes, seems quality control issues are still there.
@@bandido2314 Have you cleaned it and possibly got debris in the firing pin hole? Hundreds of people have thousands of rounds through theirs....unless you got a bad gun it's very unlikely. Send it back to Sig they'll make it right.
"3 Pairs of shorts" this is very important information
Excellent look at the P365, which I carry daily. I'm generally not a huge fan of the Hogue slip-on grip, but it really helps with teeny P365 IMO. Rock on, lads.
I’ve got two P365’s, waited until this Spring to buy them, I will be at 1000 rounds soon with no issues at all.
The 15 round magazine works just fine.
Uhh.... would that be the p365XL by chance? Because mine only has 10 and 12 round mags... (Also I just got it today and haven't really looked too much at accessories yet so maybe I'm just being ignorant)
I’ve got the regular mags.. 2 of the extended 12rnd mags.. which makes it the perfect for me.. and I just saw the 15 round mags I’m gonna get two of those as well.. very good edc gun
@@jeffcon123 lol there's 15 round mags for it now? I might as well be carrying my M11-A1 at that point
Nathan Witus I just saw the ad for it. I have plenty of lead on hand. I dig how small the gun is
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor the 15 round doesn't make it that much bigger
P365 380 is my EDC for 2 years. 1000 rounds, zero cleaning, zero issues.
Just curious . . What does the U.S. Military accept as "Reliable"? Seems 0.0008 (0.08%) is awesomely reliable in my book. And yes, I will continue to carry my Sig 365.
“Mean Rounds Between Failure” is the standard. You would have to look at the requirement to see what was used.
You made me curious enough to research. Seems like a pretty low bar.....
“After the changes were made, both pistols exceeded the MRBF goal of 96 percent probability of completing two 99-round missions without a single failure.”
www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2019/02/22/heres-how-the-army-fixed-your-handgun-problem/
@@therealjohnsmith4811 A "stoppage" is something that can be remedied in the field, a "Failure" is something that cannot. In ALL of the Sig xm17 testing, the Sig ran more rounds before stoppage than the Beretta did in BOTH of their xm9 trials in the early 80s. To put it another way, the new Sig tested more reliable than the Beretta m9 did when new.
And in those early 80s trials, the Beretta benefited from two advantages the new Sig m17/m18 didn't have: 1) Beretta xm9 testing used FMJ ammo which feeds more reliably, while the Sig's better numbers were with two new and experimental cartridges- a new FMJ for training, and the new JHP they are using for field use. 2) The Beretta m9 benefited from what they learned in the first cancelled pistol trials, so they made changes for the second set of trials, and most if not all the pistols performed better because of what they'd learned in the earlier cancelled trials. But those winning Beretta numbers are still lower than the Sig m17's MRBS and MRBF.
bikeracerdude Im not sure what you are trying to say. Nobody said any different. A “failure” (in non-technical terms) is anything that caused the gun not to function. Both the Glock and Sig exceeded the Threshold and Objective numbers. So from a T&E perspective they are equal.
@@therealjohnsmith4811 You said "low bar" and only gave one test parameter, so I provided much more detailed info to give a more complete picture. Also, the Army differentiates between "stoppage" and "Failure", hence the two different variables of MRBS and MRBF. The Army down selected only the Sig, so the Glocks didn't get all the same testing.
I have a Sig P365 for more than 1 year and the gun is very reliable over 1600 rounds has been shot with no problem. It is a great gun.
I love my P365 and have about 1,200 round through it now. It was one of the early "fixed" versions. Not a single hiccup in use. I was in the Army years ago, and see range time as mandatory training for safety and accuracy. Anyway, this little guy is a hell of a concealed weapon. I have large hands so I only use the extended magazine or the 10 with the pinky rest; I just can't draw, aim and fire it confidently with the shortie mag. Whatever, it works really, really well and has turned out to be more reliable than my other pistols. And it is so much more comfortable to lug around in my pants than my Browning M2, heh, heh…
Yo, Jimmy, I appreciate that you held out so long making this video to make sure you had the bases covered. Just ordered my P365 because of this.
It was a comprehensive and time-consuming compilation test of a first run Sig P365. Almost a torture test due to the lack of cleaning. I also picked one up after watching this video. 👍
I have one born on April 2019 . I have put 800 rounds through it and no problems it's a great carry gun
Over 6000 rounds in 10 months and is still rocking. No problems yet but is due for maintenance so I will be doing a new striker and some springs and Sig recommends at 4000 rounds. Love it getting ready to buy the SAS. Yes I clean all my guns but most people don’t go to the range 3 times a month and shoot over 600 rounds per month either. As a note my wife’s Walther PPS with about 4000 round is rocking still with no issues.
God, the time and effort put into this is insane! That’s is why I stick with this channel! Na jk it’s just for my thiccy boi james, you already kno...
I have a glock 27 and 26 and both have had primer drag since day one. Never an issue. The 365 is my carry gun of choice today. And yes, I get primer drag. Never a single issue with my gun and I shoot every week.
"You're not really going to see high round counts out of this gun, it's a concealed carry gun, not a range toy". I know this is true, but how freaking sad is this. The gun you have on your body every day- the one you will trust your life to- should be the gun you shoot the most. I put more rounds through my little j-frame than I do any of my range toys. I do this because the fun of shooting is secondary to me- shooting is training and that doesn't mean it's always going to be pleasant.
Easy operator.
Dude when he said that I gasped because I’m close to 1k through my 365 and I’ve had it for about 6 months. It’s a great gun to shoot and the one I prefer to train with.
I just bought one, I love it. I don’t carry it though.
Same here for me. I shoot in order to be as good of a self-defender as possible, and the fun comes along secondarily.
@@usernameisusername Everyone shoots for different reasons. Since when is the decision to primarily shoot in order to be the best self-defender possible a bad thing? Many of us want to be better "operators" of a firearms for that purpose first and foremost.
Sig's problem is *how* they deal with these things when they arise. They've had multiple issues like this (P320, MCX, MPX, 365) and instead of OWNING the problems, being completely transparent about them, and then fixing them, they put out press releases full of lawyer double speak, down playing and avoidance and then either make quiet rolling changes or offer "voluntary upgrade" programs. Don't piss on my leg and tell me its raining.
While I understand your frustrations, did they not remedy your problems?
@@TakeItToMind Its not about ultimately remedying the issue: Its about confidence in the company and their products moving forward. Communication, transparency and information to the consumer inspires confidence: Sig has appeared allergic to all of those things in the past 7 years, and has instead adopted a stance of "nothing is wrong until you can prove it", we'll issue a carefully worded press release that doesn't provide any useful info, and then kindly go back to courting the massive gov't contracts we're interested in not disturbing. Kindly go away pesky consumer, nothing to see here.
@@Disirregardless I agree, they could be much better. In my opinion it's a few of the biggest things holding them back from being higher on the list of reputable vendors. Innovation is definitely in their court. My question was double sided as I was actually curious if they fixed them all, but I did assume it was so.
@@TakeItToMind Re: Actually fixing my personal problems: Its been a mixed bag. I've had stuff go back and come back fixed and I've had guns that weren't working properly go back to them and come back to me with the dreaded "part in spec. test fired 20 rounds and gun works" letter where they've fixed nothing and the gun still didn't work right. Thats not a uniquely :Sig problem though.
I have tens of thousands of rounds through my sigs. Only issue I have ever had was a defective magazine in 2008ish that they replaced immediately no questions asked. I've called them in the past and they connect me with an armorer... 10 stars! Beretta support is very similar.
I ran a 5,000 round 1 week course with this firearm in 25 degree weather and rain. It’s a great gun. No complaints from me.
SIG is a great company. Ive dealt with them for years, I have spoken in phone calls with many of their customer service reps and more than a few conversations with parts dept personnel and their custom shop techs. SIG is a world class company, an international defense contractor and a genuine part of America's Military Industrial Complex.
The feelings of 'betrayed trust' can be summed up as sore feelings and bruised egos.
I have had 0 issues with my 365 and only 1 failure to return to battery with my 365xl, which was on its first range visit and has never happened again.
I both like and trust this as my EDC.
I've had the same experience with my P365 as you have, but with less range time and round count. This is an awesome, accurate, reliable, small, lightweight little marvelous piece of modern ingenuity and technology. Great video as always brother! Happy shooting!
I have over 2000 rounds in mine and it’s shooting fine with no malfunctions. I did send it back as my front nightlight went out. Sig replaced it very quickly and sent the gun back. Shot 150 rounds today.
Great video, James. I have three P365s and a P365XL. My very first one had around 5 instances where it didn’t fully return to battery after a shot. This cleared up after the first 50 rounds, and it has been flawless ever since. None of my others has had a malfunction. My current EDC is the FDE version. Thanks for the great work you do.
Why do you have 3 p365?
@@Tsl4Lfdifferent configurations
I absolutely LOVE my P365💥💥💥💥💥💥
I’ve had it for about 5 months and I’ve shot around 1000 rounds through it! No issues at all. I did add an after market manual safety and then shot another 500 rounds with it. 0 issues.
I only carry one of two guns. One is my p365 and the other is my S&W model 36.
I know this is 2 years old but I have around 1500 through my xl with one failure to feed. It was the first mag I put through it with some off the wall ammo that I got at the peek of the shortage a few years ago. It’s been flawless since then. I love it. I am looking forward to building a 320 with their custom works fcu.
Great! This has been my EDC for the last 4+ months and I appreciate the reassurance. For the size of the pistol I find it surprisingly easy to handle and I have nothing but good things to say about the accuracy.
Black Friday 2019 I pulled the trigger on Sig's new 365-9-BXR3-tacpac, made Nov 19.
Kit has the newest P365, three 12rd mags, and an ambi polymer holster perfect for safely covering trigger of loaded pistol.
After 250 initial rounds no primer drag, no wear, no malfunctions, great trigger, great day/night sights, shoots 2" to the left, but groups great, at 15 yards. It's first micro compact I've ever owned with a usable, a very good, trigger/grip association.
This is magic to me.
I was going to buy two extra 12 rd extended mags anyway.
The savings are huge.
I saved $100-$200 not needing to buy/install night sights.
I saved $100 not needing an aftermarket trigger.
I saved over $100 not needing to buy extra 12 rd mags.
I saved $20 not buying a cheap holster for safe storage of the loaded gun.
That's $300-$400 I did not have to spend for my ideal carry pistol.
What? Me worry?
It is better to carry a pistol daily that might malfunction, than to uncomfortably/not daily carry a bigger pistol...that might malfuntion.
With my Sig P365 it's as easy as ABC...
Always.
1131 rounds through mine. Not a single malfunction. Cleaned after 500 rounds.
My 365 manufactured date is 30May2018. I have 2300 rounds thru her already. I was checking the striker during the first 1000 rounds no issues. At the 2k mark rechecked the striker
And found no issues. Great gun haven't had any malfunctions period. Sorry to hear some had issues on theirs.
I’ve had my 226 for home defense now over 20 years. Most reliable gun I’ve had. Sig is a good company and make great products. I think I will pick the 365 up. Thanks for the video.
Nice review. I once bought a first-run automobile that had some quality issues. What I learned from that experience is that it’s usually better to wait and see how the product does in the market before buying into a brand new platform. Or don’t-and take your chances. I now own a later-run version of the same car, and it’s about as good as can be expected-reliable and nice to drive. Seems like long-term, most people’s experience with the P365 has been similar. That’s life.
So my take a way from video. You only change shorts 3 times in 18 months? Have had the P365 as my edc since April ‘19. Very happy!
Douglas hahaha
And the shorter your shorts the better you shoot.
Just picked up the p365 XL with a 15 rounder before Washington banned any mag above 10 rounds. Love it! Fires great!
SIG got right on the problem as they should. Compare that to Remington's response to the craptastic R51 pistol.
I bought a P365 with a manufacture date of 4-29-19 and I had to send it off after the very first range trip of 200 rounds. The slide would not go into battery over two dozen times with two different kinds of premium ball ammo. I sent it off and got it back very quickly. They replaced the recoil spring and it has since run without issue. I do absolutely love the gun and think it’s a game changer with the magazine capacity and how well it shoots but I do think the quality control with Sig is not the greatest.
That stinks man! I’ve been looking up how much the 365 magazines cost and they’re expensive which sucks. For now I would hold off buying anything until it’s tested with time.
The Savage 1915 in .32 had a 10-round magazine where most pocket pistols of the time carried 6 (Browning/FN 1910) Geoff Who refers you the C&Rsenal.
GCJT1949 yeah but its in .32 acp not 9mm
Bought my 365 last year! Have put hundreds of rounds through it without incident! Love, Love, Love this little gun!!
Great point on not over-reacting to a problem affecting just a fraction of a small original batch. I also dig the 80s music, and of course, those shorts. I wear them too!
My girlfriend has a365 , and when we go to the range she runs about 400 rds through it , once a month at least . 0 issues with that weapon since she bought it in 2019 . probably has a total of 3500 ? rds through it minium . and it gets cleaned every time . good little pistol for her . she loves it '
More than 1k rounds no failures, awesome trigger. Love mine.
2 yrs later and the 365 is STILL amazing!
I like the design of the P365. The strikers breaking sounds to me like it's a typical new release issue of getting the QC up to standard. I remembered when the Glock 43 came out, there were some first release issues of the ejecting on some of those first releases.Some of the CZ P10 C's had weak strikers in one of their batches, same issue due to incorrect heat treatment of the metal. That's why I usually wait for them to sort out the kinks and cranks and get their QC up to standard on a new releases before I purchase it.
Thank you James for the very informative review. I have put over 2,000 rounds through my P365 NRA edition and have turned from Glock fanboy to a weapon of quality fanboy. All manufactures of weapons seem to at some point hit one out of the park. Sig Sauer definitely hit a homer with the P365.
I have the NRA edition as well. Goes with me everywhere. I've shot over 2k rounds through it and had ZERO failures. Shooting cheap ammo and +P hollows as well. It's really interesting how accurate it is for such a small package.
Glock is also quality. Don't know why people think it isn't.
@@a_single_white_female I enjoy glock as well. I own 4 of them, glock 19, glock 29, glock 20, glock 26. I would t sell any of them. I really enjoy shooting them especially my 29, 20 10mm. They are my favorite caliber.
@@andrewzovishlack2751 Right but to say "turned from Glock fanboy to a weapon of quality" is just just incorrect. Glock, Sig, H&K. These are all high-dollar, extremely high-quality products.
I have just over 2500 rounds through mine Sig 365 with every type of ammunition you can 🤔 about.
A man that uses words carefully. Very nice.
I've been carrying a p365 for a while now. Glad to see that your pistol has performed well. You're in the running with MAC for favorite gun reviewers. Excellent video!
JAMES!!! Tell sig they need to make a version of that gun with the short p365 grip and combined with the p365XL slide! LONG SLIDE + SHORT GRIP = BEST OF BOTH WORLDS!
Ray Blaze: Thanks to the modularity, you can buy a 365xl and pick up the shorter 365 grip for about $40 - $50 and easily assemble that configuration. The 365X is the opposite configurations, a shorter 365 slide combined with the longer 365XL grip.
I would love to have a P365, especially if it made a loud "Hee-HEE!!" noise, instead of that loud pop noise.
I laughed so hard at this 🤣🤣🤣
A close friend of mine is a retired police officer, and his carry gun of choice has been the P365 for quite a while. He highly recommended it to me as my first pistol for concealed carry, and I've seen a fair number of videos by gun reviewers that like it too, so I'm planning on getting one soon.
A friend picked up the 365 when they first came out. We shot it quite a bit. Although a striker fire is not my preference, I bought me one and simply love and enjoy it. The 12 round magazine is just frosting on the cake.
German chocolate cake
I was just about to go out and buy a Ruger EC9s when I got an email this morning with one of these that I hadn't considered yet. This was about the best advertisement I've ever seen for a handgun. Both guns seem to have a big following, but I'm kinda leaning this one now.
You’ve convinced me, I want one.
Jasper Wright just got it. It is a complete beast. Was concerned with sig grip angle for thumbs forward grip but there is absolutely nothing i can say negative about it
Just put over 100 rounds through mine on Saturday, and it was a blast I didn't want to stop but ammo is hard to come by right now!
Yeah if the pin wears out it’s wear and tear.
My Sig 365 is an Oct. ‘18 edition. Has run flawlessly for 600 rounds.
It’s my EDC and I shoot it ~twice a month @ 100 rounds a month. I’m up to about 1000 with zero issues. Best part is I shoot it really well! Snappy yes but totally awesome.
You're the only guy I trust when it comes to stress testing.
Look up regular guy training
Ive learned to wait at least a couple years before buying any new Sig firearm.
Sigs used their customers as beta testers for years.
Not a fanboy for any manufacturer and don’t hate Sig. I own a few and finally bought a 365X now that the platform has been out long enough to get the bugs sorted out.
Thanks for the review, I'm going to buy P365 as my first ccw pistol. I'm was skeptical when watching other reviews on this pistol and talked about the same malfunctions, but those videos were a year old or older. Thanks for this recent review.
No. They did treat consumers like beta testers. This isn’t the first gun with serious issues. I trusted them and my 365 was trash. I’m happy people are enjoying their products because sig innovates a lot and deserve the ability to bring new products to the market. I’m not falling for it.
I have been carrying the p366 for almost a year now. Shot a little less than 4000 rounds through it. Not even a hiccup. I shoot 147 gr. hollow points only. Very accurate and dependable. I have a glock 26 I was carrying during the winter months but since I bought the p365 it’s all I carry now. I don’t like to flip flop from gun to gun. Consistency is the key for me.
Edit: I also bought the co2 bb sig p365 for shooting in the yard. Same size feel and sight picture. Only difference is the co2 has a safety. Great little practice gun.
My P365 has been nothing but reliable (July 2018 build date)and makes carrying everyday almost too easy.
Thanks for the update I just purchased a 320 Carry gotta say I’m liking it more than my 48, to the point of getting a 365 for a back up gun to put in my vest carrier for work.
I'll never understand people not putting a lot of rounds through their carry gun...why would you buy a car and not drive it???
Future classic, that's why. Lol
Donald Trump's Geissele URGI gas block just my opinion mate but thats a poor mindset. It a false empowerment because you don’t know how to use it properly, especially under stress. To use another car analogy its like putting on a paper seat belt. Its there but you will die if you ever need it. You do you though buddy.
Bruh Fu then you wouldn’t be using it as a carry weapon or if you did by two and put the rounds and training through you edc.
I've put 1200+ rounds through my P365, with only 1 failure to feed, and that was with a reloaded round. Every type of FMJ and JHP of brass, steel, and aluminum has fed and fired flawlessly. This is my favorite pistol, period.
The firing pin marks that people make a HUGE deal about are usually nothing. I’ve heard that so much. My Ruger SR9c marks primers and I’ve shot that without cleaning nonstop about 1000rds. And not a problem other than a the slide not going all the way into battery.
Still extremely pleased with it for EDC, only have maybe 500 rounds through it never 1malfunction and I keep it spotless clean and Fairly hydrated with Lucas gun oil
Juan's Flying Burrito is fantastic.
Great video James, I started looking at the P365 early this year and after reading about firing pin fracture and primer strike drag I decided to wait. Well its now December and all the "bugs" seem to be resolved. I just purchased my P365 "TacPac" which comes with 3 12 round mags. Can't wait for the range this weekend as this little pistol really is a game changer. Cheers !!
James are you apendix carrying or is that ur other piece I'm seeing🤪
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I can’t speak for everyone and my experience is only a sample size of 1 but I can say I’ve got 800 rounds of ball ammo and 100 rounds of critical defense through my p365 with zero malfunctions! It’s my edc and I really like it but again that’s my opinion
The best micro EDC gun on the market!!! Period!! And my winter carry the X-Compact is also an awesome gun
I trust Sig knows what they are talking about...I have the NRA edition of the P365 and it runs like the Road Runner....I LOVE IT......thanks for all the great reviews
Thank you. I was on the fence about the 365. Now I feel it'd be a good option to add to my carry list.
I got one of the first 365’s in the Denver area in March of 2018- first run. I’ve put 3500 rounds through it without a single malfunction. I’ve now bought 2 more for backups/bug-outs/alternate locations. All are flawless.
Thank you! Just helped me choose my edc gun!
Love your channel my friend! I love the way you do your reviews in an honest, comprehensive, and causal way. Awesome my friend!
Great content as always, keep rockin James🍻
What worries me about people not returning the 365 is that so many people buy firearms, they load the magazine, put it in the gun and then they never shoot it. I wonder if they’re still people walking around with defective firing pins who don’t even know it and won’t find out Until they need to use it.
Was fortunate enough to get a special edition p365 and have about 1500 rounds through it, while I do admit the strike drag is apparent I've had no failures with standard ball ammo
Which one - FDE, XL, manual safety or SAS version?
@@Mike-yy4ll FDE
@@sheeessshh3161 Nice, best looking one! If i had a striker drag - i would definately replace the striker to aftermarket. It can be on it's last legs.
@@Mike-yy4ll really what have you heard is a good aftermarket striker
@@sheeessshh3161 Brownells, Lightning Strike and some more manufacturers.
I just bought one of these yesterday to basically replace my Glock 26/43/43x.
*don't leave unattended near children*
I almost split a gut, from laughing at that part... ;-)
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One of the reasons I watch TFB tv is because of James music tastes.
Best compact 9mm ever. Love it
John only time will tell sorry the p365 is like a hot dirty Unfaithful girlfriend she may be faithful now!! , but in the beginning she did us pretty dirty at every chance. I'll stick with my ol faithful shield with magguts +2 for now .
Haha, they are great now ... Over 2000 round's. Pretty impressive
gonna be my second firearm ever 1st one being the smith wesson shield 2.0 cant wait to try out this baby soon
I had issues with the slide not returning while trying out a rental p365 at the range yesterday (less than 30 rounds during that session). The guy said it was a rental gun, so lots of rounds through it and it hadn't been cleaned. I'm glad I did some research afterwards. It gives me hope that maybe the range just had a 1st release version.