My EDC; mine has the thumb safety. I pocket carry in a Sticky holster, with no one saying anything about printing, for over 5-years. It just looks a phone or something similar in my pocket.
The first range my wife and I had taken our newly purchased pistols to was an outdoor range. The range master went over all the rules and had plenty of advice. The best advice he gave, was to only load and shoot 5 rounds at a time. That familiarizes one to their weapon, gets you plenty of magazine loading practice, and your box of shells lasts a whole lot longer thus stretching out the fun.
I will not go to a range indoor or outside. Too many rules meant for dummies or newbies. You're only allowed to shoot paper and you get to pay for all the aggravation. Areas like mixup goes to suit me just fine.
Really easy shooting gun for its size and weight. People say it is snappy, but as a revolver guy I found it delightful by comparison. I sold mine because I trust my J frame more, even so great gun.
I too am a J frame fan. Been carrying one for years. About the only semis I will carry are DAs with a hammer and decocker because of being so familiar with a revolver.
I added Sig’s thumb safety to all of my P365’s. A lot of people don’t like a safety, but I shoot 1911 pistols, and my thumb automatically swipes up and down on every pistol. 😁
Definitely not a bad idea thought about putting mine back on . I took it off just because the Wilson combat grip module wasn’t available for safety model at the time. But now I think I’m going to cut out the notches on grip module and put safety back. It felt a lot better having it especially while re holstering.
That's not true at all. These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and you will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will all come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
I bought a 365 with manual safety. I'm surprised how many people tell me they're junk-high feed fail rate, accidental discharge, inaccurate, none of which I've experienced after close to a thousands rounds. I train at same distance due to aging eyes as I want to keep the iron sights. Glad I went with it.
These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and they will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
It's an amazing little EDC firearm. I have the P365, P365XL, and the P365 X Macro. All three are real jewels. I find myself carrying it more than I do my S&W Shield Plus or G26.
@@TRlCKERY That's tough because I usually go between two models depending on the weather. My P365XL on a Wilson Combat grip mod, Holosun 507k, TLR7 Sub, The 17r mag with +3 internals and base. Or the X Macro TacOps, Icarus Precision Grip Mod, Holosun 507k, TLR7 Sub, 20+1 mag capacity.
Mixup... I’ll tell you what the color of that pistol is really really awesome. I love that color. Definitely a great self-defense pistol and also very accurate. Take care mixup. See you both again soon.
As a grown man, but a new gun owner,you give me confidence. I bought this gun because of you. I have grown up become successful and also a target in some peoples eyes. I never had a father to teach these things to me. Thank you!
I LOVE my P-365X! I do think it is, at least, one the THE BEST carry guns around. Great shooter, accurate, reliable, easy to carry. Big thumbs up from me. All my carry9's carry Federal 147gr HST's.
I have the same NRA edition coyote P365, I put the Sig flat face trigger in it and got the XL grip module. Carry it in a Vedder holster and it’s one of my all around favorite CCW pistols.
I found one on sale last year for $45 but most seem to be going for almost $70 now. Keep in mind your 10 round mags won't fit in the XL grip and the xMacro grip uses the 17 round only.
I have a P365X with a flat face trigger and a thumb safety. It's the best carry gun I've ever owned (and I've owned a lot of them!). I find it to be very comfortable to shoot, and very comfortable to carry. Mine's been 100% reliable, and I really enjoy shooting it. Many of my friends who have shot it call it "snappy" from a recoil standpoint, but I feel like it's a pretty light shooter.
Yup bit snappy but if you train with it very very manageable. Not a race gun but I use it for steel and USPSA local shoots with man ammo and steel sights. For a beginner I do OK. Sure race gun with dot I could preform better but I like to use my EDC for obvious reasons.
This exact handgun has been my EDC in a Vedder holster for about 4 years now and I love it. I use the 12 round magazines for a better grip so I have 25 rounds in such a small package.
I commend you for packing so much useful information into this video in addition to highlighting a particular pistol. I’ve had a 365 with manual safety for a little over a year. It is a good pocket pistol even with 12-round mags and is just as comfortable to carry IWB. My only problem was losing the tritium front sight insert which caused me to be without the slide for a week or so. These little critters are accurate. They are not good choices for the new or inexperienced. I teach CHL and am seeing the XL and Macro versions showing up in classes. Most of the time they are being shot for the first time despite claims to the contrary. I would strongly recommend anyone who buys one in the series to field strip and clean all the gunk out of them as Sig seems to put a fair amount of almost sticky preserving on the, especially inside the mags. Makes the mags work a little smoother. I use Speer Gold Dot 124 +ps. Mine seems to cycle anything not loaded by a drunk with a rock, however.
I’m on my 3rd front sight. Suppose I’ll probably hafta get another one in about 800 rounds Still my favorite everyday carry with Magguts spring in all my mags
Sig got the perfect balance of size, capacity, and shootability. I have one too. Mine has a Wilson Combat grip module with the tungsten rods because the stock grip felt a little small. I upgraded the pinky extension mag and a 12-round mag using MagGuts +2s and I can't recommend them enough. I have the stock curved trigger because I like how it feels and it doesn't need a trigger kit. It and a S&W Shield Plus Performance Center 4" with a Holosun 507k are my primary carry guns.
Dan, I stand up and Applaud when you take the time to bring Safety and the Art of Marksmanship to the table in your videos. So many new people to shooting believe Cowboy or Action Hollywood movies are the way to shoot. Shooting is fun and once you get the hang of the fundamentals it becomes vary rewarding to do, however Safety, reasonability and knowing the rules is primary. Peace out dude. - Dave
Hello Dave. With the P365 being the best selling pistol in America I figured that a lot of new shooters are buying them, which is why I covered safety and marksmanship in this video. I appreciate your feedback. You're right, shooting is fun but new shooters definitely need to learn the fundamentals first.
P365x is my edc as well. I’m still in the midst of running the dagger micro through the paces. I may carry it someday but my little p365x has been a very faithful companion
You are absolutely right. You will not have time to rack a round drawing from concealment if you need your pistol to save your life. I have 365XL, love it. I bought the GX4 instead of the regular 365, no regrets there either. Your ammo choices are great. HST rides in the XL, Elite Defender in the GX4.
The p365 is a great little pistol for its class . I bought one for when i jog and anytime I need a small easily concealed pistol. I put it through my tests and it passed easily with no malfunctions . I have no desire to buy or convert mine to xl or macro I think that defeats purpose for me.
@@sosuapimp8449 haven’t had any issues with mine and that’s the only one I care about lol . I’m not a fan of micro pistols and it’s not my primary carry . I do trust it over any of the other micro 9mm pistols out there and I’ve had and gotten rid of karh glock and ruger micro 9 because they malfunctioned . Same test with my 365 and it passed zero issues your results may vary and I encourage you and others to chose according to your experiences not what you see on RUclips
My SIG P365 is my usual CCW piece, in the same Kydex holster shown in this video. I use the 12-round mag and have a 17-round one as a back-up, just in case. I also use SIG's own P365 ammo for practice (round nose) and for defense (HP) rounds. I've shot several hundred rounds of each without any type of failure.
Good video- thanks....... I finally bought the 365 about 3 years ago now and was so impressed right away. It's been great. Then finally got another in 380- oh boy- I was completely blown away. It is the smoothest and most easy shooter I have ever had- and bulls eye accurate. Now that's all I carry. Depending on what I'm doing it may be 9mm or 380?- but will always be a 365. I put the 12 round X-grip on mine and made a very good gun- perfect.
It was my carry gun for a while but switched to a G19. The 365 is a little too small for my hands even with the extended mags i can't get a great grip. I was confident for short distance engagements but I m more comfortable with a Glock. It prints a little with an appendix IWB holster but still G19 works better for me
I agree I carry as big of gun as I can conceal but for some deep concealment I personally love the 365 . Especially during summer or while jogging. It definitely doesn’t give me the same piece of mind as something the size of a glock 19 or bigger definitely a compromise.
Did not like my P365 as much as my 43X until I changed out the lower with a Wilson Combat lower. Made all the difference for me in how it fit my hand and it is now my go to EDC.
I really liked my 365X when first purchased a couple of years ago. Added a Wilson Combat grip module w/safety a bit later, now I absolutely love it! Rides in a Hawg Holster I've been very impressed with. Great video as always Mixup, thanks!
As always, I like your safety tips during for videos, Mixup! Glad you have (yet another) firearm that you really enjoy shooting! Stay safe on the range... and everywhere! =)
I owned one when they first came out, in 2018. Loved it, ended up selling it to experiment with other micro 9's. I just ordered a p365 NRA edition, used, picking up next week. I'm looking forward to it again. This is one of the nicest guns. can't wait to get it back into my hands. My wallets gonna hurt though, the used price is going for $450. Hope i'm getting a decent deal on it.
Hello Chuck. I own an original S&W Shield and it was replaced by the P365. I really like the Shield but I went with the Sig due to the higher magazine capacity. I don't have any plans to review the Shield Plus but I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if I didn't already own the P365.
Ideal is a personal preference. The P365 is too small for my hands. I can't get a solid firm grip on it bc its too small. It's fine at the range when I can adjust my grip between each shot. I can carry a Glock 19 comfortably and it fits my hand better.
@@timrobinson6573 Glock ergonomics suck and there are better pistols on the market that are updated out of the box without having to modify or accessorize. No one should have to change their grip to point a pistol that has the wrong grip angle. Glocks are outdated. Better options on the market.
I just bought a similar gun, I got the Springfield Hellcat, it was a pretty good deal, came optics ready and with 5 magazines one 11, two 13 and two 15 round magazines. I really like it. I will say the 365 is a great little pistol.
The P365 is my current carry due to its size and capacity beating everything else. It is comfortable for me to shoot and I shoot it well also using the mag pinky extenders. It is accurate and reliable after over 600 rounds of all kinds of ammo and is still flawless. I use a Kusiak signature minimalist leather IWB holster that is shaped, form fitted, and treated having great stand alone retention and tight fit. It is small, comfortable, and quiet unlike hard, bulky, and noisy plastic holsters. Thanks for sharing.
Last week I thought I’d finally jump on the 365 bandwagon, but left the shop with the FN Reflex. I’ve been carrying the Shield PC 1.0 for eight years and thought I’d like a few more rounds in a slightly smaller package with the option for an optic. The popularity of the 365 with its huge aftermarket was a big selling point, but for me the FN just hit the spot in the hand. An upside to the lack of aftermarket support on the FN means the temptation to putz with it on pricy and questionable upgrades is not there. Yet.
Started my edc way back in 1980, watherppk, loved the gun but no capacity. Moved to a model 36 smith no capacity. Carried a glock 19 for many years though I had the perfect edc till I met a 365 sig, it's the size of the walther, the capacity of the glock(almost) and the power of the smith 38spl +p what's not to love. Goes in the pocket on the belt and works in a shoulder holster
Beginning I was hesitant to carry chambered. Growth in confidence brought me to stop fidgeting with concealed carry. The breakthrough was ending removal from holster. I stopped drawing from holster. If needing removal, remove holster not firearm.
I've had mine awhile has been flawless and the stock trigger break way before the back of the trigger guard is what l love most most other striker fired guns break completely to the back of the trigger guard sometimes very little things make the difference to me it makes it slightly better than other pistols in this class
That's cool. I'm OK with G19/G23 sized carry guns. In fact, I've been carrying my G22 around and it conceals well enough - I go grocery shopping with it, etc. with no issues. It does get a little heave on dog walks which are about a mile in length... but suspenders can fix that - I can wear them under my over shirt so I don't look like hillbilly Joe. lol And I agree about the good holster - a good Kydex one like you showed runs around $40 and worth every penny. Allows for quick draw and safe re-holstering, retains the handgun well and is sweat proof.
My wife and I are really enjoying the customizability of the 365. Eventually it'll have 0 Sig parts and I already have a second FCU for my stock rebuild. (0 except the FCU of course).
Appreciate the review , you sir, can shoot , I think Hickok 45 & honest outlaw have some competition! I bought mine last year. I added a Wilson Combat grip module , grey guns adjustable flat trigger and a Holosun EPS carry optic that direct mounted to the slide for a perfect 1/3 co witness . I love it , accurate & 100% reliable . Can’t go wrong with Sig & I depend on it with my life .
Hello MrSteveb1. I just installed a Wilson Combat grip module on my P365 and I should have a video review posted this weekend on it. I also might look into the flat trigger for my Sig. Thank you for the nice compliment and I also thank you for taking the time to watch my video.
I've had at least four in the last five years, ( I REALLY tried to like them ) but i sold all of them. I felt like the guns were too thin and too top-heavy in the various models I tried; my XL's Tritium front sight dying after six months didn't help either. I went back to my PPS m1 and my P30sk.
This' timely because I've been thinking about a new carry 9, even though I still like my XD-S 9 3.2. Several Sig autoloaders are on my radar. The performance of 9mm self-defense ammo can vary greatly, esp out of a relatively short barrel, say sub four inch. I stick with Hornady Critical Defense because it seems to expand well consistently. I'm not sold on relying on only Ballistics Gel testing, I think the Meat Target (serious recovery mojo to Paul Harrell) gives a much better picture of actual performance in a medium that better represents a human torso. It crazy how some defense rounds in certain calibers can change so greatly from a 3.3" barrel to a 4" one.
Love the P365. I swapped out the frame to a Wilson Combat and love it even more! It fits my hand perfectly and is even more contollable with that frame. On my ranch and around my little rural town, I generally EDC an Ed Brown Kobra Carry 1911 in .45ACP, often open carried...but if I'm going into the big city and need deeper concealment, my P365 is ideal for that. Nice overview of this pistol.
Definitely one of the pillars of the sub-compact 9mm world, another great video. Perhaps, maybe, you should do a comparison of your sub-compacts.....just to do one.
Im a Glock guy at heart, love my G43x but man my p365 feels amazing in my hands. Its a great gun, Im not a big fan of Sig Sauer pistols, but I couldnt resist buying one of these. One thing to note is that my gun absolutely hates conical ammo like Hornady CD, I usually carry Remington HTP and it works just fine
Looked at this gun yesterday at my local gun store. Way too tiny for my hands. Tried the xl and the macro. Macro Felt good but the slide lock was very difficult to release. Slide felt gritty and not smooth racking it. Was not the case at all with the 365 and the xl. Just the macro.
I own the exact same pistol as yours Mixup. I like the P365 a lot. Great shooter and very easy to carry. It's basically a .380 sized 9mm. Sig hit a home run with these pistols.
Not really surprising that it's the number 1 selling gun. It has a million different variants 😅. Personally, I like the Hellcat better than the standard P365. The Spectre Comp and XMACRO are on my to buy list. Great video, man!
Hello again sir. Another very good video. I really appreciate how you always try to keep us properly coached on confidence and safety, as well as giving a straight forward review on very interesting firearms. Stay blessed my friend!
Well now this was a interesting video and a very interesting personal protection firearm. I own the Sig Sauer 365 XL and for me it works just a little bit better for a good purchase on the grip. However, the standard p365 would be a great pistol for anyone to consider. Another thing, when it comes to having proper carry gear, I would recommend a good designated holster belt.
I bought a Sig 365 a couple of years ago after all the riots. However, it is locked but not loaded with the safety on all that can be loaded and fired within a second. I also use 25 ft. as the indoor range has it market on the wall. I also only go for head shots given all the bullet proof vests around that what I might be shooting at would likely wear one. I am thinking of buying a second Sig for the house as the other is in the car.
Hello SIGP365. I only own one P365 but that might change in the future. I just ordered a Wilson Combat grip module for my P365 and I should have it next week. I do own a Sig P226 that was manufactured in West Germany in 1989 and it will belong to my son someday.
I definitely agree with not using full metal jacket ammunition for self defense, unfortunately some states won’t allow you to use hollow points. Which to me makes no sense.
I had the same model. I replaced it with a Mete MC9. I was going to get rid of it even before trying the MC9 because when carried the top round in the mag would come loose. Drop the mag after carrying it and the loose round would fall out. The MC9 has a much better trigger is more accurate has a standard rail and is optic ready, It's a much better gun for less money.
Your title alone is triggering people left and right - best selling pistol in America. Unbelievable the denial some people are in, especially the Glock people and I love Glocks, but the haters are something else.
@@johnhatchel9681 BS. These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and you will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
I love my little p365 no safety , carry it most of the time , with a galco holster . I also have a p220 with double action also no safety, it works great for me . If you use the same platform you’re going to do the same action no matter which gun you carry . ❤
Not carrying a round in the chamber on a striker fired pistol shows a basic lack of knowledge on how a striker works. Most similar is a uncocked revolver. Pulling a trigger on a striker compresses the striker spring until it releases, similar to a uncocked revolver.
That's true but not for all striker fired pistols. The P320 and Springfield XD/XDM use precocked strikers. Pulling the trigger on those guns simply drops the sear and releases the striker. This is why the XD/XDM has a grip safety and why the P320 was not drop safe initially and needed redesign.
@OldGlaseye-gf7si Most strikers but not all are precocked single action triggers. If they were double action then you would not need to rack the slide to cock the pistol every time the trigger is pulled. There are a few striker pistols that have double action only triggers like the Taurus Spectrum.
@@rbm6184 Yup. If I’m carrying a semi, it’s gonna be DA, preferably with a decocker. I grabbed a TH9 on a whim years ago and it’s been a jewel, just not very concealable. I like the heavier pull on the first round, as it has to be intentional.
@@choccolocco My Bersa TPR9C is my favorite sub compact despite my two striker pistols that have manual safeties, I prefer smooth clean breaking DA/SA hammer triggers over sloppy light single action striker triggers. The strikers are okay for closer range but farther out longer distance the sloppy trigger starts to tell on them.
I’ve been looking at one of those, but I’m still interested in the p320 Also Yesterday I was at one of my LGS, and they had a very cool item up for grabs and I had to get it so I placed it on layaway. It’s a 50th anniversary, (1956-2006) Ruger Blackhawk in .44 magnum (not the Super BlackHawk but based on the original flat top Ruger) came with the original box, paper work, everything. I’ll soon be adding another Ruger Sixgun to my collection
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My EDC; mine has the thumb safety. I pocket carry in a Sticky holster, with no one saying anything about printing, for over 5-years. It just looks a phone or something similar in my pocket.
The first range my wife and I had taken our newly purchased pistols to was an outdoor range. The range master went over all the rules and had plenty of advice. The best advice he gave, was to only load and shoot 5 rounds at a time. That familiarizes one to their weapon, gets you plenty of magazine loading practice, and your box of shells lasts a whole lot longer thus stretching out the fun.
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Definitely. New shooters don’t know what to practice and go through full mags too fast. Their adrenaline dumps and their groups open way up.
I will not go to a range indoor or outside. Too many rules meant for dummies or newbies. You're only allowed to shoot paper and you get to pay for all the aggravation. Areas like mixup goes to suit me just fine.
Really easy shooting gun for its size and weight. People say it is snappy, but as a revolver guy I found it delightful by comparison. I sold mine because I trust my J frame more, even so great gun.
I too am a J frame fan. Been carrying one for years. About the only semis I will carry are DAs with a hammer and decocker because of being so familiar with a revolver.
J frame "is"!
I added Sig’s thumb safety to all of my P365’s. A lot of people don’t like a safety, but I shoot 1911 pistols, and my thumb automatically swipes up and down on every pistol. 😁
I agree. It's a completely transparent step for me in the draw and adds a bit of confidence when I carry that thing pointed at my "stuff"
Definitely not a bad idea thought about putting mine back on . I took it off just because the Wilson combat grip module wasn’t available for safety model at the time. But now I think I’m going to cut out the notches on grip module and put safety back. It felt a lot better having it especially while re holstering.
@@andrewpinheiro7202 I cut out the notch for all of my 365’s. The plastic is relatively soft, and I used a stout pocketknife and a small file.
Same here I like a safety and its use is unconscious for me. The 12 round mags for a 365 are really crucial to haves so you can get a good grip.
@@andrewpinheiro7202yes a bad idea
Very good. Even as a seasoned shooter it's good to be reminded of safety.
Sig does so well because of its proven track record. I struggle to think of a more reliable handgun.
That's not true at all. These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and you will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will all come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
THEN YOU WOULD LIKE A GLOCK 19 OR 19X TOO.
I bought a 365 with manual safety. I'm surprised how many people tell me they're junk-high feed fail rate, accidental discharge, inaccurate, none of which I've experienced after close to a thousands rounds. I train at same distance due to aging eyes as I want to keep the iron sights. Glad I went with it.
These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and they will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
@@weirdshibainu they may be referring to the P320 which does have those problems
It's an amazing little EDC firearm. I have the P365, P365XL, and the P365 X Macro. All three are real jewels. I find myself carrying it more than I do my S&W Shield Plus or G26.
which do you find yourself gravitating to among the sigs you have? I'm having a tough time deciding on a model
@@TRlCKERY That's tough because I usually go between two models depending on the weather. My P365XL on a Wilson Combat grip mod, Holosun 507k, TLR7 Sub, The 17r mag with +3 internals and base.
Or the X Macro TacOps, Icarus Precision Grip Mod, Holosun 507k, TLR7 Sub, 20+1 mag capacity.
I bet you don’t shoot but 1000 rds per year
@@Rubeless I shoot that on a Saturday :)
@@Rubeless And I've a S&W with close to 100k rounds through it.
Mixup... I’ll tell you what the color of that pistol is really really awesome. I love that color. Definitely a great self-defense pistol and also very accurate. Take care mixup. See you both again soon.
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This was my first P365, color and all. Been in love ever since ! 😁
Good choice! 👍😎
What a good day!! A Mixup98 video! Thanks Ray it made my day......
Awesome! Have a great Sunday and as always I thank you for always watching our videos.
As a grown man, but a new gun owner,you give me confidence. I bought this gun because of you. I have grown up become successful and also a target in some peoples eyes. I never had a father to teach these things to me. Thank you!
I LOVE my P-365X! I do think it is, at least, one the THE BEST carry guns around. Great shooter, accurate, reliable, easy to carry. Big thumbs up from me. All my carry9's carry Federal 147gr HST's.
I have the same NRA edition coyote P365, I put the Sig flat face trigger in it and got the XL grip module. Carry it in a Vedder holster and it’s one of my all around favorite CCW pistols.
I will have to take a look at the XL grip module....thanks for the suggestion.
I found one on sale last year for $45 but most seem to be going for almost $70 now. Keep in mind your 10 round mags won't fit in the XL grip and the xMacro grip uses the 17 round only.
@dang2045 any issues with striker drag
Very nice gun. I carry a Glock 26 for self defense. Always carry one in the chamber since it's got the series 80 slide. Great video, thanks! 🤠
I have a P365X with a flat face trigger and a thumb safety. It's the best carry gun I've ever owned (and I've owned a lot of them!). I find it to be very comfortable to shoot, and very comfortable to carry. Mine's been 100% reliable, and I really enjoy shooting it. Many of my friends who have shot it call it "snappy" from a recoil standpoint, but I feel like it's a pretty light shooter.
Yup bit snappy but if you train with it very very manageable. Not a race gun but I use it for steel and USPSA local shoots with man ammo and steel sights. For a beginner I do OK. Sure race gun with dot I could preform better but I like to use my EDC for obvious reasons.
This exact handgun has been my EDC in a Vedder holster for about 4 years now and I love it. I use the 12 round magazines for a better grip so I have 25 rounds in such a small package.
P365 has been my EDC for over 5 years, i replaced the lower with the XL lower and changed out base plates on the mags.
I am looking at an XL lower right now and getting ready to order it. There just might be a Sig P365 XL video in the near future.
@@mixup98 *(I know there is, but check out the Spectre Comp 1st).....OR GET BOTH!* 💥🤠💥👍
I commend you for packing so much useful information into this video in addition to highlighting a particular pistol. I’ve had a 365 with manual safety for a little over a year. It is a good pocket pistol even with 12-round mags and is just as comfortable to carry IWB. My only problem was losing the tritium front sight insert which caused me to be without the slide for a week or so. These little critters are accurate. They are not good choices for the new or inexperienced. I teach CHL and am seeing the XL and Macro versions showing up in classes. Most of the time they are being shot for the first time despite claims to the contrary. I would strongly recommend anyone who buys one in the series to field strip and clean all the gunk out of them as Sig seems to put a fair amount of almost sticky preserving on the, especially inside the mags. Makes the mags work a little smoother. I use Speer Gold Dot 124 +ps. Mine seems to cycle anything not loaded by a drunk with a rock, however.
I’m on my 3rd front sight. Suppose I’ll probably hafta get another one in about 800 rounds Still my favorite everyday carry with Magguts spring in all my mags
@gregorymitchell3189 that suggests I may want to swap out with Ameriglos or Trijicon next time lol
Sig got the perfect balance of size, capacity, and shootability. I have one too. Mine has a Wilson Combat grip module with the tungsten rods because the stock grip felt a little small. I upgraded the pinky extension mag and a 12-round mag using MagGuts +2s and I can't recommend them enough. I have the stock curved trigger because I like how it feels and it doesn't need a trigger kit. It and a S&W Shield Plus Performance Center 4" with a Holosun 507k are my primary carry guns.
Dan, I stand up and Applaud when you take the time to bring Safety and the Art of Marksmanship to the table in your videos. So many new people to shooting believe Cowboy or Action Hollywood movies are the way to shoot. Shooting is fun and once you get the hang of the fundamentals it becomes vary rewarding to do, however Safety, reasonability and knowing the rules is primary. Peace out dude. - Dave
Hello Dave. With the P365 being the best selling pistol in America I figured that a lot of new shooters are buying them, which is why I covered safety and marksmanship in this video. I appreciate your feedback. You're right, shooting is fun but new shooters definitely need to learn the fundamentals first.
P365x is my edc as well. I’m still in the midst of running the dagger micro through the paces. I may carry it someday but my little p365x has been a very faithful companion
I have the P365 XL and couldn't be happier with it. But now, I'm thinking I want the micro compact one as well! LOL Love the video, as always!
You are absolutely right. You will not have time to rack a round drawing from concealment if you need your pistol to save your life. I have 365XL, love it. I bought the GX4 instead of the regular 365, no regrets there either. Your ammo choices are great. HST rides in the XL, Elite Defender in the GX4.
The p365 is a great little pistol for its class . I bought one for when i jog and anytime I need a small easily concealed pistol. I put it through my tests and it passed easily with no malfunctions . I have no desire to buy or convert mine to xl or macro I think that defeats purpose for me.
Glock is superior
@@sosuapimp8449 if that’s how you feel carry a glock i like Glock as well can’t go wrong with either one. Just comes down to personal preference.
@@andrewpinheiro7202 watch Anthony Battaglia’s video Don’t get rid of your Glock. He destroys P365 light primer strikes and slide locks back
@@sosuapimp8449 haven’t had any issues with mine and that’s the only one I care about lol . I’m not a fan of micro pistols and it’s not my primary carry . I do trust it over any of the other micro 9mm pistols out there and I’ve had and gotten rid of karh glock and ruger micro 9 because they malfunctioned . Same test with my 365 and it passed zero issues your results may vary and I encourage you and others to chose according to your experiences not what you see on RUclips
My SIG P365 is my usual CCW piece, in the same Kydex holster shown in this video. I use the 12-round mag and have a 17-round one as a back-up, just in case. I also use SIG's own P365 ammo for practice (round nose) and for defense (HP) rounds. I've shot several hundred rounds of each without any type of failure.
Nice pistol, good shooting, and great advice, as always. Thanks, Mixup. Keep safe and keep 'em coming!
Thank you Harry. You also stay safe and enjoy your Sunday.
I like that you cater to all sorts of shooters, beginner and advanced alike. Keep it up.
I will.....thank you Kevmorris.
Good video- thanks....... I finally bought the 365 about 3 years ago now and was so impressed right away. It's been great. Then finally got another in 380- oh boy- I was completely blown away. It is the smoothest and most easy shooter I have ever had- and bulls eye accurate. Now that's all I carry. Depending on what I'm doing it may be 9mm or 380?- but will always be a 365. I put the 12 round X-grip on mine and made a very good gun- perfect.
It was my carry gun for a while but switched to a G19. The 365 is a little too small for my hands even with the extended mags i can't get a great grip. I was confident for short distance engagements but I m more comfortable with a Glock. It prints a little with an appendix IWB holster but still G19 works better for me
Same
Glock is better, not even a close race
I agree I carry as big of gun as I can conceal but for some deep concealment I personally love the 365 . Especially during summer or while jogging. It definitely doesn’t give me the same piece of mind as something the size of a glock 19 or bigger definitely a compromise.
@@andrewpinheiro7202 I was carrying the 365 when I was in Arizona and that was a good option in that climate
@@mxiii3729 The less clothes you wear the more sense carrying a 365 makes
Did not like my P365 as much as my 43X until I changed out the lower with a Wilson Combat lower. Made all the difference for me in how it fit my hand and it is now my go to EDC.
I really liked my 365X when first purchased a couple of years ago. Added a Wilson Combat grip module w/safety a bit later, now I absolutely love it! Rides in a Hawg Holster I've been very impressed with. Great video as always Mixup, thanks!
As always, I like your safety tips during for videos, Mixup! Glad you have (yet another) firearm that you really enjoy shooting! Stay safe on the range... and everywhere! =)
I owned one when they first came out, in 2018. Loved it, ended up selling it to experiment with other micro 9's. I just ordered a p365 NRA edition, used, picking up next week. I'm looking forward to it again. This is one of the nicest guns. can't wait to get it back into my hands. My wallets gonna hurt though, the used price is going for $450. Hope i'm getting a decent deal on it.
Sorry to hijack this thread.. but i would love to see you review a S&W Shield Plus. I have the original shield.. thinking about adding the Plus.
Hello Chuck. I own an original S&W Shield and it was replaced by the P365. I really like the Shield but I went with the Sig due to the higher magazine capacity. I don't have any plans to review the Shield Plus but I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if I didn't already own the P365.
P365 is my primary CCW gun, it set the standard for the ideal CCW gun
Ideal is a personal preference. The P365 is too small for my hands. I can't get a solid firm grip on it bc its too small. It's fine at the range when I can adjust my grip between each shot. I can carry a Glock 19 comfortably and it fits my hand better.
Glock
I like the P365XL too. Enough to buy one and add to my collection.
@@timrobinson6573 Glock ergonomics suck and there are better pistols on the market that are updated out of the box without having to modify or accessorize. No one should have to change their grip to point a pistol that has the wrong grip angle. Glocks are outdated. Better options on the market.
@@timrobinson6573 to each his own, the 19 still is a great gun if you can deal with the thickness.
I just bought a similar gun, I got the Springfield Hellcat, it was a pretty good deal, came optics ready and with 5 magazines one 11, two 13 and two 15 round magazines. I really like it. I will say the 365 is a great little pistol.
The P365 is my current carry due to its size and capacity beating everything else. It is comfortable for me to shoot and I shoot it well also using the mag pinky extenders. It is accurate and reliable after over 600 rounds of all kinds of ammo and is still flawless. I use a Kusiak signature minimalist leather IWB holster that is shaped, form fitted, and treated having great stand alone retention and tight fit. It is small, comfortable, and quiet unlike hard, bulky, and noisy plastic holsters. Thanks for sharing.
Picked up my P365 about 5 years ago. Love it
Last week I thought I’d finally jump on the 365 bandwagon, but left the shop with the FN Reflex. I’ve been carrying the Shield PC 1.0 for eight years and thought I’d like a few more rounds in a slightly smaller package with the option for an optic. The popularity of the 365 with its huge aftermarket was a big selling point, but for me the FN just hit the spot in the hand. An upside to the lack of aftermarket support on the FN means the temptation to putz with it on pricy and questionable upgrades is not there. Yet.
I'm a revolver guy looking into p365 as my first semi auto......great video.....very helpful
Started my edc way back in 1980, watherppk, loved the gun but no capacity. Moved to a model 36 smith no capacity. Carried a glock 19 for many years though I had the perfect edc till I met a 365 sig, it's the size of the walther, the capacity of the glock(almost) and the power of the smith 38spl +p what's not to love. Goes in the pocket on the belt and works in a shoulder holster
4 years and counting with mine like a good dog it comes with me every were every day.
A lot of people do not like that that color but I do , I have a Springfield about that color.
I have a Hellcat in FDE. I like it as much as my P365's.
@@richb.4374 You can't go bad with anything Springfield puts out & the Hellcat is a great self defense weapon.
Great video, sir. I still haven't embraced the 9mm. EDC is 30 super carry. 10 round limit in a single stack. Connecticut is not pro 2A.
Beginning I was hesitant to carry chambered. Growth in confidence brought me to stop fidgeting with concealed carry. The breakthrough was ending removal from holster. I stopped drawing from holster. If needing removal, remove holster not firearm.
I've had mine awhile has been flawless and the stock trigger break way before the back of the trigger guard is what l love most most other striker fired guns break completely to the back of the trigger guard sometimes very little things make the difference to me it makes it slightly better than other pistols in this class
You’re welcome Sig I have 3 365’s plus the 365 legion , love every one of them and wouldn’t trade them for nothing .
I bought a billet grip module from Mischief Machine for my XL and it shoots like a full size gun. Raygun
That's cool. I'm OK with G19/G23 sized carry guns. In fact, I've been carrying my G22 around and it conceals well enough - I go grocery shopping with it, etc. with no issues. It does get a little heave on dog walks which are about a mile in length... but suspenders can fix that - I can wear them under my over shirt so I don't look like hillbilly Joe. lol And I agree about the good holster - a good Kydex one like you showed runs around $40 and worth every penny. Allows for quick draw and safe re-holstering, retains the handgun well and is sweat proof.
My wife and I are really enjoying the customizability of the 365. Eventually it'll have 0 Sig parts and I already have a second FCU for my stock rebuild. (0 except the FCU of course).
Appreciate the review , you sir, can shoot , I think Hickok 45 & honest outlaw have some competition!
I bought mine last year. I added a Wilson Combat grip module , grey guns adjustable flat trigger and a Holosun EPS carry optic that direct mounted to the slide for a perfect 1/3 co witness . I love it , accurate & 100% reliable . Can’t go wrong with Sig & I depend on it with my life .
Hello MrSteveb1. I just installed a Wilson Combat grip module on my P365 and I should have a video review posted this weekend on it. I also might look into the flat trigger for my Sig. Thank you for the nice compliment and I also thank you for taking the time to watch my video.
I've had at least four in the last five years, ( I REALLY tried to like them ) but i sold all of them. I felt like the guns were too thin and too top-heavy in the various models I tried; my XL's Tritium front sight dying after six months didn't help either. I went back to my PPS m1 and my P30sk.
Fantastic video and channel, thanks ❤
Many thanks!
This' timely because I've been thinking about a new carry 9, even though I still like my XD-S 9 3.2. Several Sig autoloaders are on my radar. The performance of 9mm self-defense ammo can vary greatly, esp out of a relatively short barrel, say sub four inch. I stick with Hornady Critical Defense because it seems to expand well consistently. I'm not sold on relying on only Ballistics Gel testing, I think the Meat Target (serious recovery mojo to Paul Harrell) gives a much better picture of actual performance in a medium that better represents a human torso. It crazy how some defense rounds in certain calibers can change so greatly from a 3.3" barrel to a 4" one.
Just got the P365 today! Thanks for the great demo!!
Jean and I each have one. Our #1 carry gun!
Great video as always. Thank you sir.
You are very welcome Johnny and enjoy the rest of the weekend.
Love the P365. I swapped out the frame to a Wilson Combat and love it even more! It fits my hand perfectly and is even more contollable with that frame. On my ranch and around my little rural town, I generally EDC an Ed Brown Kobra Carry 1911 in .45ACP, often open carried...but if I'm going into the big city and need deeper concealment, my P365 is ideal for that. Nice overview of this pistol.
I just bought a Wilson Combat frame and installed it on my P365 and I absolutely love it. I should be doing a review on it in the near future. 👍😎
@@mixup98 YES! I would love to see that review.
Love my Sig P365! Amazing! The size always blows me away, literally. No pun intended.
Definitely one of the pillars of the sub-compact 9mm world, another great video. Perhaps, maybe, you should do a comparison of your sub-compacts.....just to do one.
Im a Glock guy at heart, love my G43x but man my p365 feels amazing in my hands. Its a great gun, Im not a big fan of Sig Sauer pistols, but I couldnt resist buying one of these. One thing to note is that my gun absolutely hates conical ammo like Hornady CD, I usually carry Remington HTP and it works just fine
Good shootin'and great advice,thank you!💯👍!
Always excellent and informative. Enjoy that Nevada life, Mr. Mixup.
Thanks, will do!
I believe it i love mine so much I bought a sigp365 xl they are great pistols
A nice pistol. Thank you for the video.
Best gun video as always, thanks for your great advice. Great shooting too.
Thank you handyharvey 👍😎
Great training ammo is Blazer and Remington 124 grain . Cost the same too .
Great video! Love my P365!
Thank you for the compliment 👍😎
Excellent and informative video
Looked at this gun yesterday at my local gun store. Way too tiny for my hands. Tried the xl and the macro. Macro
Felt good but the slide
lock was very difficult to release. Slide felt
gritty and not smooth racking it. Was not the case at all with the 365 and the xl. Just the macro.
That could probably be remedied with a thorough cleaning, but I’m not a fan of having to service a brand new pistol, especially given the price.
Good cleaning, inspection, and lubrication. Followed by 250+ RDS to break it in.
Another great video! Love your work! Thank you!
God bless all here!
I own the exact same pistol as yours Mixup. I like the P365 a lot. Great shooter and very easy to carry. It's basically a .380 sized 9mm. Sig hit a home run with these pistols.
Sig really did hit a home run with the P365, which is one of the reasons that it is currently the best selling pistol in the U.S.
@@mixup98 I also have a P365XL with the Romeo Zero on it. It's a real sweet shooter and very reliable.
@@richb.4374 The P365XL is on my bucket list 😎👌
I put a Wilson Combat grip module on mine and i will never put the stock one back on. Thanks for the video.
Not really surprising that it's the number 1 selling gun. It has a million different variants 😅. Personally, I like the Hellcat better than the standard P365. The Spectre Comp and XMACRO are on my to buy list. Great video, man!
Yeah, I prefer the hellcat as well.
I have the 365 macro w/15 round magazine.CCW is perfect. I put optics on mine.
Despite its small size, I happen to shoot this gun very accurately. Grip & ergonomics are great for my mid sized hands. Sights are top notch.
Poor little guy
I have the fde p365xl spectre comp its the best carry gun ive owned it shoots perfect never a hiccup and it conceals very well
Hello again sir. Another very good video. I really appreciate how you always try to keep us properly coached on confidence and safety, as well as giving a straight forward review on very interesting firearms. Stay blessed my friend!
Hello ericlee. You also stay blessed and thank you for the feedback.
That's an awesome color!
I would love one just like that!
Your advice and demonstration are the most awesome, though.
Thank you, Mixup.
You are very welcome and thank you bmaxse.
Well now this was a interesting video and a very interesting personal protection firearm. I own the Sig Sauer 365 XL and for me it works just a little bit better for a good purchase on the grip. However, the standard p365 would be a great pistol for anyone to consider. Another thing, when it comes to having proper carry gear, I would recommend a good designated holster belt.
Always a great idea to make sure your everyday carry is working at peak performance . Thanks for another fun video .
You're very welcome jackie !!
I bought a Sig 365 a couple of years ago after all the riots. However, it is locked but not loaded with the safety on all that can be loaded and fired within a second. I also use 25 ft. as the indoor range has it market on the wall. I also only go for head shots given all the bullet proof vests around that what I might be shooting at would likely wear one. I am thinking of buying a second Sig for the house as the other is in the car.
From beautiful Southern Nevada.
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Wow, the number one selling sidearm currently, and I don't, have it? Now I have to think about getting one, thanks for the awesome content. (:
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I prefer the 15 round magazine, it really fits my hand better. I had to buy a speed loader because I could only get 12 in the magazine without it.
It's my EDC for a long while. Still have my M&P Shield Gen1 and Plus which it replaced. Put an XL grip and threaded barrel on it.
My P365 also replaced my S&W Shield. Great minds think alike 👍😁
I still regret not buying a first gen M&P, they hit the market here for about $250 new….. not so much the case now, lol.
I just got mine and I love it! It works perfectly for my needs for a CCW, light and great grip in my lady hands!
I really like the close-up details you showed of the gun😆
Awesome....I appreciate the feedback.
Great video sir. I have four P365s including the NRA edition. Having the FCU makes them like Leggos for adults.
Hello SIGP365. I only own one P365 but that might change in the future. I just ordered a Wilson Combat grip module for my P365 and I should have it next week. I do own a Sig P226 that was manufactured in West Germany in 1989 and it will belong to my son someday.
Just bought this pistol for my wife. Thanks for the video!
You are very welcome and thank you for watching my video.
I definitely agree with not using full metal jacket ammunition for self defense, unfortunately some states won’t allow you to use hollow points. Which to me makes no sense.
Specifically, New Jersey.
Exactly, I live in Pennsylvania right next to them
I had the same model. I replaced it with a Mete MC9. I was going to get rid of it even before trying the MC9 because when carried the top round in the mag would come loose. Drop the mag after carrying it and the loose round would fall out. The MC9 has a much better trigger is more accurate has a standard rail and is optic ready, It's a much better gun for less money.
Your title alone is triggering people left and right - best selling pistol in America. Unbelievable the denial some people are in, especially the Glock people and I love Glocks, but the haters are something else.
This is one of the most lied about pistols I've ever seen. It's unbelievable how much time and energy people spend trying to make a good gun look bad.
@@johnhatchel9681 BS. These guns have massive problems compared to other quality guns. All anyone has to do is Google "P365" "forums" and "striker problems" "night sight died" or "light strikes" and you will find a ton of people who've had to send their 365s back to Sig. Usually in these forums they post Sig's warranty diagnostic letter/reply as confirmation of the problem. Sig is a Deep State gun company in bed with the Globalist Pentagon. The Deep State protects them by having judges throw out all the lawsuits against them before anything goes to a jury and the discovery process, where the truth will come out. They also have a massive army of internet trolls which work every video about Sig to control the narrative. I'm a big fan of Mixup and I'm glad his P365 works well. But I wish he would do more research about these instead of promoting an anti-American company posing as a patriotic company who put out defective guns with Indonesian and Indian made internals.
My 365 also has a safety. I usually carry appendix, so the safety feels a little better.
probably my favorite reviewer on youtube these days...thanks again for your content..
The number one rule is keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. It supersedes all other rules.
I love my little p365 no safety , carry it most of the time , with a galco holster . I also have a p220 with double action also no safety, it works great for me . If you use the same platform you’re going to do the same action no matter which gun you carry . ❤
Not carrying a round in the chamber on a striker fired pistol shows a basic lack of knowledge on how a striker works. Most similar is a uncocked revolver. Pulling a trigger on a striker compresses the striker spring until it releases, similar to a uncocked revolver.
That's true but not for all striker fired pistols. The P320 and Springfield XD/XDM use precocked strikers. Pulling the trigger on those guns simply drops the sear and releases the striker. This is why the XD/XDM has a grip safety and why the P320 was not drop safe initially and needed redesign.
@OldGlaseye-gf7si Most strikers but not all are precocked single action triggers. If they were double action then you would not need to rack the slide to cock the pistol every time the trigger is pulled. There are a few striker pistols that have double action only triggers like the Taurus Spectrum.
@@rbm6184
Yup. If I’m carrying a semi, it’s gonna be DA, preferably with a decocker. I grabbed a TH9 on a whim years ago and it’s been a jewel, just not very concealable. I like the heavier pull on the first round, as it has to be intentional.
Great little pistol
@@choccolocco My Bersa TPR9C is my favorite sub compact despite my two striker pistols that have manual safeties, I prefer smooth clean breaking DA/SA hammer triggers over sloppy light single action striker triggers. The strikers are okay for closer range but farther out longer distance the sloppy trigger starts to tell on them.
I’ve been looking at one of those, but I’m still interested in the p320
Also
Yesterday I was at one of my LGS, and they had a very cool item up for grabs and I had to get it so I placed it on layaway. It’s a 50th anniversary, (1956-2006) Ruger Blackhawk in .44 magnum (not the Super BlackHawk but based on the original flat top Ruger) came with the original box, paper work, everything. I’ll soon be adding another Ruger Sixgun to my collection
Wow! Great find. I would love to own a 50th anniversary .44 Blackhawk. I just want you to know that I am extremely jealous right now.
Great pistol. It’s really hard to beat for the size and reliability. I got 365 and the x macro 365. Both are excellent. Great video.