I've had mine for a couple years and have shot several thousand rounds. Eventually I did start to have extraction failures, so I sent it back to SIG. They returned it a week later with the entire top half of the pistol replaced free of charge. Good to know that if you ever do have a problem they'll take care of it for you. I've dealt with far too many other companies who would take their sweet time then finally send the gun back to me essentially unfixed.
What kind of ammo were you shooting and how often do you perform maintenance on your Sig? I read from Sig that some brands of ammo such as Blazer caused casing extraction problems but for the most part most ammo never causes any issues. It’s great they took care of it for you no questions asked! Now that is what I call Technical Support!!! Personally I should Federal Premium 9mm Hydra ShoK Jacketed Hollow Points. It’s one of the best rounds you can get your hands on.
i see you’ve delt with Ruger also.. i couldn’t pay them to fix my ec9s for a 2nd time. they sent it back in pieces & said they wouldn’t even try to fix it twice. they don’t need my business but they’ve lost me forever & id never recommend them to anyone with that type of customer service.
I have 3 of them. One I carry, one is a back up that stays in my truck and the other stays on my night stand. I like all my critical guns to be exactly alike. That way it doesn't mater witch one I'm using, it always feels the same.
I bought my P365 used. On my first outing at the range with the P365, It broke on the first shot. Dead trigger and the striker would only cock when I turned the gun upside down. I did a little research and this was a common issue on the gen 1 version. I sent it back to sig and they upgraded it with new parts and had it back to my door in 2 days. It’s been flawless so far.
Bought a P365 to carry, and loved it. Wife noticed it one day and asked about it, so I made it safe and let her handle it. She commented on size, weight, and how well it fit her hand, so I asked her to compare to the Glock 19 she was carrying, and she said she liked the feel better. I suggested she try it for a few weeks and let me know if she wanted me to get one for her too. That was about 6 months ago, and except for cleaning and function checks I haven't handled it since that conversation. I now carry a P365X that I bought when it became clear I was never getting my P365 back. The slightly larger pistol fits my hand better anyway, so it was a good thing - and now we both carry 365's.
People tend to assume the person in each video manages comments, whether an SME or Myles. While they will read and reply if or when they can get to it, this is a company channel managed by members. It should be pretty clear with the multiple experts we feature.
Im 23 almost 24, ive been carrying a p365 since i was 18. Just last year, i upgraded from the standard to a macro comp 365. It is a perfect platform for CCW, and I have not had any troubles whatsoever out of either
I love this little gun. So easy to carry. The regular 365 grip was a bit too small for me. So I got the xl grip module to snap it in. Now it's perfect. 8 thousand rounds and counting. It's been perfect 👍
Just wondering if the Sig P365 grip that you found a little too small had the extension tab (pinky extension) that Sig is selling with the OEM 365. With the pink extension, I found it large enough to keep all fingers on the handgun and felt comfortable drawing and shooting. But I agree that the Sig P365 with the flat base is sacrificing too much speed in drawing.
I have both a P365 and P365XL both with XL grip modules and 12rd mags. Love them both. Use the XL for mostly range practice and the P365 for EDC. Thanks for the update!
This has been my EDC for almost three years. It has been dead reliable with whatever ammo I feed it. I have been carrying, on duty and off, for over fifty years, and am certified as a police firearms instructor. I have had experience with a wide variety of pistols, own more then a few and this is the one I trust day in and day out.
Same here, bought about 6 months after they came out. Never had a single problem. Carried as a backup in uniform & off duty. I was also full time LE firearms instructor & Idpa Master class shooter.
My P365 was a very good well functioning 3rd gen tac pac pistol. Then I installed aftermarket 14 round Magguts magazine springs/baseplate in the factory 12 rd mags. Two extra rounds with last few rounds easy loading as first few rounds. Since then my P365 has become a flawless great pistol.
I’ve owned both the P365 and the P365XL. Both amazing firearms. Easy to carry, reliable and very accurate considering their size. I would buy them both again. Used to be a Glock guy, but I’m Sig all the way now!
Glocks all look the same, they just are different sizes. I like my pistol to be a little different. Sig really did a good job on this one. I've been carrying one for about 6 months now.
Hi Jeff, is the p365xl able to pull off as a summer carry gun for you? Been nervous about buying it because I’m scared it won’t work with shorts and a t shirt.
@@chrisjavier2909 I’ve got both. Both conceal well but the p365 frame without the beaver tail conceals just a little bit better under a t shirt in the appendix position. I’m considering shaving the beaver tail off of the XL frame. One thing I do pretty often is put the XL slide on the regular p365 frame
What specifically do you prefer this over the glock? I'm in the market and torn between the p365/xl and glock 43x . For me I like the length of the glock handle but everything else on the sig seems better when holding it - edit - I got the p365 xmacro, 10/10
@@DirtyDirtbath I am no fan of the Glock grip angle, but I didn't hate the 43X. I had to try it to be fair to myself and rule it out. The 365XL points exactly where I envision it every time, and the extra capacity didn't hurt. My dad is on the fence about the X Macro.
Had mine about 8 months. Only got about 600 rounds through it so far. 500 ball aluminum cased Blazer (1 failure by primer) 100ish Sig V-Crown 115 and 124 standard pressure zero issues so far. Price of ammo has held me back. It replaced my previous carry 1st Gen XDS 3.3 9mm. Loved that pistol but traded it off after getting the P365. Good to hear you have that many rounds through both of them and they are still going. Gives me hope bc I carry this Pistol when I do carry. Only thing I’ve done to mine is put a Talon Grip on it.
The P365 is on my ankle on duty and IWB when off duty. Such a great carry gun. Only problem I've have was with the front sight, but Sig fixed and returned it within a week.
I am a collector, and polished blued steel with beautiful wood will always be dear to my heart. That said, my carry gun here in Florida with our heat and humidity and need for deep concealment is a P365xl. I have to agree with you completely. It will never stir my emotions like my 1964 Python, but it's a better choice for carry when it's 98 degrees outside.
I bought a Glock 43 thinking it would become my EDC gun. I already owned other Glocks that I like and shoot well. I never felt really good with the G43; was more “snappy” than I like and my groups weren’t as good as with most of my other pistols. Then I tried a Sig P365. I love the feel in my hand (grip) and it shoots very well. I also like the larger mag capacities (I upgraded to 12 and 15 rd mags and it still doesn’t print when carrying concealed). Zero malfunctions in the two years I have had mine, and because it is small (easily concealable even when just wearing a t-shirt and shorts) I carry it a lot. I also like the round capacity, fit in my hand(s) and accuracy. Keep up the good stuff Myles.
Mine came with thst little sound. Freaked me out at first cause I had just bought it. But it’s a great gun. I carry the XL daily. At about 12,000 with no flaws. Great video
This review is from someone that clearly has a ton of personal experience over an extended period of time and carries it daily. Good succinct, straight to the point review from someone that fired more rounds through this firearm alone than most people fire in a lifetime.
Have carried my P365 for about 2 years as well. Zero reliability issues after several hundred rounds. Only reason I haven't put more through it are time & budget constraints.
You should fire your carry gun A LOT. It should one of if not the most fired gun you have. Are you defending your life with a gun you don't know how it shoots or common issues it might have? That's crazy.
@@huracan200173what's crazy is how you little you know about basic life outside your own life. You think people with young kids can just go out shooting every other day? Hell I have thousands of rounds through my carry guns but definitely don't feel like I need to be out at the range as much as you do apparently. But I also grew up on 300 acres and shot guns my whole life. You don't need to make it a part time job just to be proficient with a weapon.
I love mine. Nowhere near as high a round count, but I do about as well with it within 15 yards as I do my VP9. Only thing I don't like is that one of the roll pins does sort of come loose every thousand rounds. It's easy to push back in fully, but if I hadn't noticed this happens and adjusted it, it could have potentially become a big problem.
I have had the Sig P365 since 2019 and have put thousands of rounds through it. It has not malfunctioned one time. I use the 15 capacity extended magazine. Very accurate micro 9mm
Great review. Agree, I like to keep it stock. Love the trigger, accuracy. The only issue I find is the mag release. If it’s your EDC and you “eat, sleep and drink” with it, as the saying goes, then it will not be a problem. You will compensate. Thank you for a real world, shooters review.
Myles, the vuurwapen extended mag button is excellent. Not big enough to hit by accident, and is not engaged by holster. Shaved time off of my reloads big time. 2yrs in for me, 2500 rounds and it's been flawless. Good vid. Thanks.
I’ve had mine a little over two years and carry almost every day it’s great semi auto carry gun . I also carry a S&W 351PD revolver it is also a good choice for carry . Nice presentation
I studied fundamentals but still sucked with my canik, g19, other full size/compact pistols. But when I tried the 365, and applied the fundamentals I was trying on the bigger ones, it all came together and I was seriously in awe at how accurate I could be with it. I don’t know if it’s the barrel twist or what but, Im confident with the thing.
I have has a few friends who could shoot the G19 well, but love the P365. They all have smaller hands, so they claim they can hold on to the gun better.
An excellent presentation! I was out yesterday "window shopping" for a near future CCW weapon and I mean the P365 felt just like someone shaking my hand. It felt so natural.I'm very picky but am in a hurry to move the process forward and feel that I've found my proper firearm. And no, this isn't the first handgun that I've handled and yes, I will go to a rent-a-range to test fire a P365.
Great video!!! I have only 1000 through mine but with same results! 1. Points naturally 2. Gets back on target fast 3. Recoil easy to control with proper grip 4. Feeds everything 5. Small and highly concealed 6. Nothing bad not even primer drag I am in Quality Control and teach it to many companies. Sig got this one right! Thanks for a great video.
I know this update/review was done a year ago, but I purchased one if these gems a couple days ago (used from a shop) so this review is perfect! It was pretty dirty and I took it to the range "as is" to see how it would behave. FLAWLESS! Cleaned it when I got home and looking forward to taking it out again. Thanks tons for this review!
Just got my xl 2 weeks ago. It has taken some getting used to coming from a 43 but after tons of dry fire and 250 rounds with no issues, it’s definitely growing on me. I’m more accurate with the 43 but have shot it for years as compared to 2 weeks.
Would have bought the XL instead due to longer grip, but while I normally use the 12 rd extended mag. there are times concealment dictates 10 rd mag. A trade off as always. Wish I could afford both.
I've been carrying the standard base model P365 for 2.5 yrs and haven't experienced any malfunctions whatsoever. I shoot it well and love its diminutive size for AIWB edc. Still love my G26, but only as a 2nd choice/backup edc.
Had a G26 that I carried for years. A friend let me shoot his P365 and I was more accurate with it shooting multiple steel targets. It fits my hand and conceals better so I replaced the 26 with a P365. No issues after at least 1000 rounds.
I got my P365 almost 2 years ago and love it. Carry it every day, as well. From the time I get dressed in the morning, until undressed at night. Around 14 hours a day ? I did catch the base of the mag grip on a ladder and cracked it, so did a trim job on it. I have both 10 round mags and bought 2 extra 15 round mags. I carry the 10 and have a 15 nearby at all times, then alternate weekly. Haven't shot anywhere near as much as you, but have never had a malfunction. Ever. Love the way it recoils and the follow up 2nd shot. I carry left side (weak side for me) and it handles like a jewel, whether shooting left or right handed. I mostly practice my double taps left handed, then switch to right. Probably not ideal, but on the left, the seat belt doesn't mess with the draw. I'm figuring the odds of needing it in a vehicle are at least 50/50. It's so comfortable I forget it's there. The profile is small enough that it doesn't hit the arm of a chair when sitting or getting up. A plus for us bigger guys. Thanks for your video, glad to hear your experience !
Owned and shot for around 2 yrs. as well. Best EDC I've Ever had. Carry mine w/12 rd. mags Simple as that. I actually prefer a .45 acp but they are either too heavy or much shorter on # of rounds.
I have thousands of rounds through my P365 and it has been totally flawless. Both my wife and I carry and train with our 365’s and find they are our favorite EDC weapons. I use the N8 Professional holster for year round comfort (grip never touches bare skin).
My particular manual safety example was born on June 1, 2019. Over 600 rounds of all kinds of ammo and still flawless. I don't keep round counts after a pistol goes much beyond 500 rounds. I don't worry much about the trigger or sights of a close range defensive pistol only meant to be shot up to about 20 yards. Just so long as they do the job for that distance. For longer ranges the trigger and sights are more important. I will say the 365 has the smoothest trigger throughout the pull of any striker I have shot. Can't judge the 365 trigger just by dry firing it. Its pretty bad dry fire. Live fire is the only way to appreciate that smooth pull. Its a micro compact and the smaller the pistol the harder it is to shoot so it does take more practice to stay proficient. More so than my sub compacts. Thanks for sharing.
It’s the first gun that I bought and really have enjoyed it. I have heard the sound you are talking about a little, but it still works perfectly fine! Love it!
I had problems with the 365 I purchased about 8 months after the initial release. Every time I went to the range it would malfunction, regardless of ammo or mags. I traded it in for a Glock 43X and purchased the Shield mags. Everything about the Sig was great ! Except the reliability. Your presentation makes me want to get another 365… it’s amazing how accurate it is and how well the sights work on that gun.
Definitely a lemon. Mine is fantastic. And so accurate and not as snappy as I thought for such a small pistol. Now that is perfection. But even the best have lemons.
Outstanding review, I own Glocks Sigs H&K pistols but I grew up in the River Quay and learned to shoot from my grandfather who would make wax bullets for us boys so we could practice in the alley behind his house and to this day more often than not I leave the house with a 442 smith with crimson trace grips on it and a couple speed loaders stoked with underwood ammo, oh yeah and a stiletto 🤷♂️
Great gun. I have a couple thousand rounds threw mine. Use my support hand to release the mag and strip the mag when going for a reload. Very accurate and no problem for me out to 25 yards. I have not tried it at longer distances.
My son gave me a P365 9mm for father's day. I haven't put it down yet. I can't wait to train with this gun. I'm a larger guy and the pinky mag feels just fine. It came down to the Glock 43 and this one and I keep hearing about an advantage with the Sig in accuracy. We'll see. We're heading to the range this week. I can hardly wait.
Enjoyed your thoughts on the 365 ! I have only fired mine less then 200 rounds and so far so good but that said, I have to say its small size has now pushed me (allowed me) to carry much more due to the comfort issue. Ive had bigger carry handguns and to be honest there were times when i should have taken my carry gun but did NOT because of my gun being somewhat uncomfortable. NOT HERE! With the 365 i almost never leave home without it ...its so conformable!!! Thats a BIG plus in my view. (mine was born June of 2020 so not really sure what Gen it is)
Thanks for your insights, Myles. Your experience and opinion mean a lot to me. I was hesitant before, but I'll go ahead and buy it tomorrow morning. Much appreciated.
I bought my P365 sometime in April of 2021(Born on date of March 2021) I've ran maybe 40 rounds thru it and had failures to feed occurring only with cci blazer 115gr fmj. Not a big deal, its just target ammo. It handles carry ammo just fine though with no malfunctions. But I was more concerned about the rattling sound you mentioned. Mine has done this as well since I bought it but thanks for mentioning it bc I haven't been able to find too much about that rattling anywhere else. Good review, very in depth
I have one and it really is dependable. Now is it accurate long range no. But I can say I was not a fan of it because of what I heard about sigs and I can say I purchased one and the rumors were not true and it is my favorite. It's what I depend on and I can say I can fully trust it. Also got a second one and did an extensive torture test on it and it wouldn't fail. Good concealed Carry gun.
I EDC an SAS now. It replaced my Kahr MK9. Same length, same height, same width, same weight. At least it seems the same to me. With the Magguts upgrade, I have literally DOUBLE the ammo capacity! I have at least 400 rounds through it. Only one malfunction. A light strike due to oil getting into the striker channel during a previous cleaning.
Great video, thank you. I recently upgraded my carry option from a Ruger EC9s to the p365. I really love it. I got the Tacpac (case, holster, and 3 12rd mags), and I love it, I love shooting with it and am becoming very accurate. I am sure I will be carrying this as an EDC, and I am sure I will not feel the need to upgrade to something else. Thanks again.
I got this gun a few months ago as a carry weapon and I have really enjoyed it. My girlfriend likes it alot too. She doesn't like my full size because of the muzzle flip but loves to shoot my Sig. We end up both wanting to use it to the point we have to play rock paper scissors for who gets to shoot it first at the range. We have had zero issues as well. The two mag that came with the gun were both 10 round (one flush and on with a small wedge of plastic to give a bit more room to grip but no extra room for rounds) and she wanted the extended (12 round) cause her hands are slightly bigger. Over all we love it and glad to hear its working well for you guys too.
Had the original, sold it for XL. I have large hands and the XL grip let’s me keep all fingers on it and the mags drop nice and free. Perfect carry size.
Been carrying this for about 2 years, so I'm guessing 2nd Gen? No matter, it's been a great reliable, accurate gun. Not one jam or malfunction of any kind. I'm a big Sig fan but your observation about the mag release is spot on, so you have to train a little more with regard to hot reloads etc. Just FYI, Alien Gear makes a fantastic IWB holster for the 365 in case anyone is interested. Thanks for the vid.
Recently shot my son's P365. Has a flat shooting soft recoil, much more so than larger guns I own so, I just purchased the P365X. Really impressed. It's my favorite self defense gun.
I've had the NRA version for about a year, only put about 150rds through it so far, but videos like these were the reason I bought it over the competition. Completely modular, up to 15rds capacity, comfortable to carry all day and shoots well.
The fact you mentioned the sound is funny, I just got one, never fired it yet but it makes that clicky sound when you shake it around just right... Great video.👍
I own and shoot the P365SAS and the P365XL was the first pistol I ever purchased and it was for my wife. She requested it. We went to training sharing the P365XL. I still shoot both but my EDC is a Kimber Ultra Carry II 45ACP which conceals well for me. I’d recommend the P365 to anyone without hesitation and I still carry it sometimes especially in the summer months with lighter clothing.
Due to the ammo shortage I haven't put many thousands of rounds through it in 26 months, but I have put a few thousand rounds and it's been excellent. I had 1 FTE with Russian steel case ammo that might have had a few specs of rust on the case. All FMJ brass case ammo and high end hollow point ammo has been perfect. I carry 12 round mags with Magguts Inc plus 2 converter kits for a 14 plus 1 set up. 15 rounds seems to be very adequate for a conceal carry EDC firearm. Great gun.
My Sig P365 is great. I've had it for a few years and it has performed flawlessly. Recently, I shot in on some private property at a fairly long distance and it was amazingly accurate at 50 yards. I could hit a steel target about 7 out of 10 times from that distance.
Great review, thanks. Just picked up a variant yesterday (p365 macro) and was experiencing a little doubt I made a good choice over the FN 509. I still want an FN 509, but purchased the SIG p365xca macro because it looked like a very concealable gun, has night sights, and I have always wanted to own a SiG. I have yet to shoot this gun, but I shot a std. P365 two weeks ago. My doubts have been alleviated from watching your video, Hickok 45, Hammer Striker, and a few others, and reading hundreds of super positive reviews.
After seeing my son's P365, I fell in love and bought a P365XL as an EDC for the straight trigger. G19 will now stay at home. After shooting for 65 years, this is the best EDC I have found... though a S&W 686+ 4" comes close... 😉
I waited for two years or longer for all the problems to go away, then I picked one up and it's one of the best guns I have fired right out of the box and no messing with the sights. I did after awhile got a Hogue grip for it my hands are kind of large and that made so much different when I shoot.. This is one of my guns that I will not part with. I had gone to the range and fired same size guns but this was the one I have. Great gun.
I have the whole 365 line up from the 365,365x,365xl. I love them I carry the 365x now for the extra grip and smaller barrel then xl. Great gun put almost 3,500 rounds thru it no failures but one and it was due to me not cleaning it got the first 900 rounds
I was shopping for a gun last year. They recommended the P365 because of my abnormally small wrists and carpal tunnel. It is amazing! Thanks for the insight on long term with the Sig.
I've owned a Gen 2 for a couple years now. Initially had 0 failures until I did a course where we fired roughly 1000 rounds in 1 1/2 days. After around the 1500 round mark (total round count) I had 6 FTEs that class. Contacted Sig and they said they'd send me a new extractor (first style extractor). Nothing ever came, I replaced the slide with one from an X to mount an optic which came with the newer style extractor. Roughly a year after requesting an old style extractor, a new style one happened to show up in my mailbox so now I have a spare :P.
I love my P365 MS. Shoots accurately, no malfunctions. Disappears into my Don Hume leather holster. I keep SIG V-Crown ammo in it, made for the gun. I highly recommend it.
I just got a Sig P229 elite enhanced. First 200 rounds it had random fail to feed. After that, i have had zero malfunctions. I love it. Maybe all metal guns need a break in
I've had mine since 2018 and it will not fail. It even goes into battery when slamming in a full mag with the slide back. Some like it, some dont but I love it! I Can totally see why this is go to pistol..
I bought mine on6-15-2022 and i love it...it's my carry gun now. I bought the tac-pac which came with 1 15rd mag and 2 12rd mags and an outside/inside holster. For me the holster was too uncomfortable for everyday inside carry but, i do use it as outside carry walking my property ( 40 acres).
If you have sciatic nerve issues due to years of carrying a full size side arm the P365 is the savior....or at least it was for me. And now Sig OEM 15 round magazines are available.....I and especially the old sciatic nerve thank you Sig.
I have 2 P365’s but technically 4 different configurations. Just like my P320, modularity in the big win for me. Being from California (non LEO), the ability to change my configuration due to different needs while only being able to carry 3 registered firearms is pretty cool. Currently carry a P365XL with a green 507K as my primary regardless of outfit or weather conditions.
I have a P365X and I love it so much. XL grip module, optics ready, and a nice flat trigger (all of which are on the XL) I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine.
I have had the XL for 2 years now. It's my EDC and have zero issues, but only 750 rounds through it. I have a Magguts +2 kit in one of my 12 round mags for 14 in the mag plus 1 in the chamber. I love that, and that mag works perfectly, and it does it without adding any length to the grip. The gun fits my hand like it was custom made for me. It truly is the ultimate EDC for me.
@@SonOfTheDawn515 - Springs are designed to operate within a given range of compression without any deformity or detriment of the spring, meaning the effective range that the spring will expand to is not changed over time of use. This means the force the spring applies to the stack of cartridges remains the same over time. My mag is always full, always ready to go, and in the almost year I have had the kit installed there has been no failure of any kind. Not even a hint of any kind of change. I am confident it is going to last a long time. Of course I keep tabs on it every time I go to the range. As long as the spring is not compressed more than it is designed to be it should last a very long time. I have seen claims of people storing AR-15 mags, loaded, for more than 10 years, with no failure to feed.
I never had the opportunity to shoot the P365. However I do have a P365xl. I like it very much. I left it completely stock except for the Holosun 507k and Wilson combat grip module.
Love the p365. I'm a newbie & I find shooting it a pleasure. For a 3.1" barrel, its accuracy is very impressive. Now I just need to find a good holster.
Really appreciate the review from the perspective of a trainer and heavy shooter. I have the P365XL, The 365 left my pinky hanging, hence why I went with the XL, and it is fantastic. Totally stock, yet mine came with a skeletonized flat trigger, like my X5, I am wondering if it is a different gen than the gen2 you have. It is my EDC. Great grip. Compact, comfortable and accurate. Never had an issue. I still love my X5, it is a nail driver, but EDC would be just to burdensome. [edit] You brought up ammo, and I forgot to mention. I have only use 124gr. Winchester, Federal, S&B, and Fiocchi. Never any reloads. Also, I carry in a Vedder holster at 7 o’clock (I am a southpaw)
I own both bought them when they hit the market . I always fill new handgun magazine’s up and leave them alone for a week . This has always made loading my magazines easier.
Thanks for the review. It certainly makes me feel better about mine. I've never understood how anyone complains about the trigger as the stock one is fine imo. The only problem I've had is the second-generation firing pin broke at around 800 rounds in my example. I replaced it with a Titanium one and haven't had any more issues but it's only at around 1500 rounds now. Considering the Ti one isn't MIM I don't expect to have anymore issues but that failure still lives in the back of my head.
The 365 is a game changer I have a light/ laser combo and carry with 12 round mag and CC with the least amount of clothing and it has less recoil than my g48
I find the P365 works for me in all three configurations: P365, P365X and P365XL. I really like the longer XL grip; this approaches the amazing Browning Hi Power grip with Spiegel stocks. I currently favor the P365X due to the grip; the shorter P365 digs into my palm.
As for the trigger....every car you get with a manual transmission has a different clutch feel. However, you don't modify the clutch system in your car to get it to a "standard," agreed, best feel clutch. You just "get used to" the feel of your clutch and then it is normal, and there is nothing wrong with it. This is why I am clueless on the search for the "perfect" trigger. The trigger works. You get used to how it feels. There's nothing wrong with it. If you are a competitive shooter, I can understand the desire for a specific feel on the trigger. But for your EDC, it makes no difference. I LOVE the feel of the stock trigger on my P365XL. It is perfect. So is the clutch on my Ford Focus.
@@SonOfTheDawn515 - Just curious, and I realize everyone has their preferences, but what is the cause of your bias against striker fired pistols? I have no bias against hammer fired pistols as my .380 is hammer fired.
