@@vinillaguerrilla4300 Yeah I reached the point where, when the government starts to torture me into telling them how many guns I have. . . I'm in real trouble because, damned if I can remember 🤫
Nerding out= caring about...that is why we are here. Always good to really know what the differences and even subtle differences are. It's those little things that usually make people love or hate a gun. Keep up the thorough reviews and comparisons!
I have 9- p320/p365's. I like the P320 XCompact the best it feels a little better balanced, probably because the carry slide is 4/10's of a inch longer and a little front heavy. Not a massive difference but enough that I can tell. It isn't a game changer at all, just picking on some things, if I didn't have the X Compact the Carry would be just fine. You make a lot of good videos, keep them coming! Another video you might make is the new Walther PDP vs Walther PDP F Series.
I just bought the X-Carry and I have shot a little over 100 rounds through it. The trigger is great, the grip is great and I can conceal it just fine. I need a better holster, but the one I have will work for now.
X Carry! Just picked mine up this afternoon. Almost effortless ease to put shots on target accurately. Smooth operation throughout. Well balanced weapon with great ergonomics gone into it.
I like sig because they do a lot of innovating compared to other manufacturers. Granted, they've had their problems but that's a part of moving forward
P320X Compact for me . It just makes more sense for me and theres just something about its aesthetics that I like more. The more concealable the better.
One advantage of the X Series that gets scant attention is the ease of racking the slide. My wife loves her M&P 9c and shoots it extremely well, but she can't for the life of her rack the slide. We rented the XCompact yesterday. She shot it even better than the 9c and she could rack the slide. I expect her to buy herself a late Christmas present later this week.
Just purchased the X-Compact. The first 5 rounds out of the box were dead center. Felt great in my hands. The trigger is fantastic and has a short, crisp reset. The trigger weighed in at just under 4 pounds. My M18 weighs just over 6 pounds. My X-Compact has the upgrade which all newer models have from the factory. It is now replacing what was my most favorite carry gun, the H&K VP9SK. Don't get me wrong because I still love the H&K. I like to have more than one option. Also, if you hold the gun correctly your thumb will not be touching the slide stop release button. BTW, great video, thanks.
Howdy...I've enjoyed your meticulous videos and explanations about Sig products in general. 1 year anniversary for my P320 X Carry...luv it ! Next buy for me will be the P320 X Compact...hands down. Appreciate your work and value you bring to your viewers!
I've shot both and they are very comfortable to grip. My preference is the compact. It fit like a glove in my hands. I recommend testing them before you make the purchase. Great pistols.
I have a fear of pinching my pinky and gloves getting caught in between the magazine and the mag well on handguns with smaller grips. Is this a valid fear, since I am looking to invest in one sooner or later?
Wow, I wasn't expecting the difference between grip circumferences. I've really enjoyed my buddy's XFive so I want an X Compact, but I have small hands and was worried about the grip size. Good to know the XC scales down the grip size in all ways, not just length.
I really like your straight forward comparisons. I would like to see you compare the P320 X Compact and the P365 XL. For many, this is the tough decision to make for concealed carry. Is the 320 just a little too big, or is the 365 just a little too small?
@UCWe2cngX-JWpI2gGa4_iNJw just picked up the 365xl and love it. I got small hands. Lol my cousin has a g17 but he’s always pulling left on target. Way left. I shoot it accurately but he doesn’t seem to be able to consistently. He has a skin condition so his grip is a bit awkward. Handed the 365xl and he was money every time. Better than me. It’s crazy how much a grip make that much a difference. Great stuff. Sig just sold a Glock guy with the 365xl. I’m anxious to try the 320xc but I really want it with 4 inch barrel.
@@bryanrainey4756 it might also be the Glock grip angle. My girlfriend had the same issue with a Glock 19 but it wasn't way left (slightly upper left). Got her to try a Beretta APX, M&P 2.0, CZ P07, Hellcat, and P365 and she's been so accurate with those. Didn't have as much luck with a P320 because she isn't used to the recoil impulse from pistols with a higher bore axis, but for most part getting away from the Glock grip angle helped her.
My first gun was the 320xcompact, but then I added the wilson combat grip and a TLR-8AG, and it shoots like butter, but it became a bit too big, so I got the p365X, and that one is the perfect carry size for me, the 365 in holster vs the 320 in light bearing holster is a huge difference
I prefer to carry my 365XL, but I prefer to shoot my 320 XCarry Legion... Got the Wilson Combat 365XL Grip Mod coming (couldn't spend the money for a Icarus Percision). Maybe this will get me close to what I like. Haven't had the chance to hold the 365 X Macro with the new grip which looks far fatter than the stock XL also.
These are built to be modular. You can buy either a full size or compact grip for either. As you demonstrated the slide fits on either. The only thing you really need to do is figure out which slide you want and you can then have BOTH guns by swapping the trigger group from 1 to the other.
@@KSGunGuy01 sorry. My point was they are modular. If you buy 1 of them they offer different grip frames to go with that slide. You can get a full size grip or the carry grip with a compact slide.
The X-Carry felt good in my hands at the gun store. I bet the X-Compact is gonna feel amazing! This is the only 320 that I am excited about add to my collection. Great review
Wow didn't realize the carry slide would work on the compact frame! That is cool to know. I'm a Fairly skinny guy so to get a good conceal carry pistol I usually have to sacrifice slide/barrel length to get a smaller grip length, but with that interchangeable slide I might be set!
Had the opportunity to handle the The X-Compact at my local shop on 2 separate occasions (different ones for those wondering), and the trigger issues you mentioned on your initial vid were present on both: longer than expected creep on the break, and a much longer reset than expected. Having owned an X-Carry, I expected the same break and reset. However, I feel like the trigger is the same as a standard 320 with a flat-faced shoe. It almost feels luke I need to buy a X-Carry and wait for the X-Compact grip modules to be available, or wait another 3-6 months for Sig to address the trigger. Other than that, the grip module fit perfectly in my hands and I was impressed with it. But I'd be lying if I said the trigger had me second guessing a purchase, and going back to an X-carry. TLDR: Trigger is questionable imo. I suggest an X-Carry and wait for an X-Compact grip module to swap out.
I find that the "post recall" P320 triggers are either great or not good. It seems that they vary widely from one example to the next. They do get better with dry and live fire, thankfully. Thank you and cheers Brian!
I kinda like that settup you showed was possible. The x-carry with the x-compact grip module. You get the longer barrel with the cutout with the smaller grip module for easier conceal. That being said my next firearm purchase I am planning on getting an x-carry.
Thanks again for this informative comparison video. I was just reviewing these two at my local Gunsmiths last week. After deliberation if a few weeks I have finally parted with my beloved P365 and exchanged for the X Carry. Our national laws in Israel don't allow us as civilians to own more than one firearm. Sucks but what can one do. Time to hurry up and wait for my renewed permit to come through then I can collect my new firearm.
As much as I love the 365, I think you made a good choice. The 320 fills more of a "do it all" role than the 365. Plus, if you wanted to, you could spend 40-60 dollars and buy the "compact" size grip for the 320 and then with a simple switch, you'll have an even more compact carry gun. You'll just have to buy a 15 round magazine.
The X-series grip frames are better than the original grip frames, to me. The X-Carry is similar to the G19X aesthetic... the X-Compact is more like if Glock did a G26X(26 slide on a 19 frame). I prefer the X-Carry.
Swap out the X Carry grip module for winter when you can cover it with a coat, and the X Compact when it's t shirt weather and printing becomes more of a concern. And yeah, nice nerd out I watched the lot 👍
Even I as a Glock guy, admits that the p320 x compact is badass. So much so, I purchased one to keep in rotation. Solid firearm 👌🏾just recently found your channel by the way, you got a new sub, love the channel.
Im a glock guy too and I squeezed the trigger on an Xcarry at the LGS yesterday and I am thinking about picking it up. It was very natural pointing and the trigger is great.
I have only m&p pistols.. but I am danger close to buying a SIG.. I like the compact to answer your question.. I like the whole grip module thing they have going on and that they are already cut for the dots ..
@@imthefrog9725 I hear you there but now I carry a m&p 2.0 45 appendix..in all reality I won't be able to buy a nother pistol any time soon but I really like the Sig's for some reason
I'm pretty much Ruger, but in my younger years, so very many years ago, I was pretty much Remington, but I also liked Mossberg; what can I say, I took after my dad who only trusted American. I don't recall where I found you, I think I saw KS and decided that I, as a fellow Kansan, even though I'm hurtling towards #70, might learn something from you. I think the reason I like Ruger was that, after I was disabled in 2003, and quit daily carrying my trusty old H&R Model 929 nine shot 22LR revolver with a 6 inch barrel, and then was assaulted in 2009 by a couple of punks, I had gone to Cabela's in Wichita to buy a couple of carry pistols. I liked the look, size, and feel of the LC9, so I bought two ... and one LCP. Later, I decided that I wanted something a little different. The only complaint I had about the LCP and LC9's was that the trigger pull was kind of long, so I bought two Ruger SR9Cs ... and an SR9. Now you need to understand that that I was raised on a farm and after graduating Kansas State, along with my wife, we settled in Great Bend, where she taught Jr. High math and I worked in radio. We never liked living in the "city," so when her granddad had to be placed in a nursing home, her dad, who also lived on his granddad's homestead on the Santa Fe Trail, was stewing over what he should do with his dad's house. The house was approaching 100 years old and was last remodeled in 1916. The roof was due to be replaced, the plumbing was mostly iron pipe, there were two floor furnaces and a wall heater on the main floor and nothing upstairs, there were seven (7) fused electrical circuits ... and one unfused circuit with NO shut-off, and had so many layers of peeling wallpaper. My wife and I never liked living in town, so we talked it over and decided to ask her dad if we could buy her granddad's house. He was shocked and, at the same time, relieved that we wanted to live there, but my wife wanted to make sure I was okay with living only about 100 feet from her parents. After three years of hard work the house was remodeled enough for us to move in on the main floor while we finished the upstairs. We moved in in 1976 and that fall I rented some farm ground and started farming. Two years later her uncle died and his widow wanted us to buy their farm. So you can see that money was pretty tight, but we were living on a farm and were farmers. We had an overabundance of rabbits at the time because the coyote hunters had done a bang-up job of thinning the coyotes ... a little too thin to me. I had received a Remington Nylon 12 bolt action rifle for Christmas in 1963, and that was my only weapon, but I couldn't see carrying it with me on my tractor, so I decided I would buy a rifle with a wood stock, but I ended up with a H&R Model 929 nine shot 22LR revolver with a 6 inch barrel and a great Hunter holster for 79 bucks. I wore my revolver on my hip all of the time, especially when I was working ground on my old John Deere 3010 tractor, without a cab, and I would shoot rabbits on the run with my trusty pistol, then my three legged Beagle would pick them up and carry them home to bury until they were ripe. Rascal could catch them for himself, but he never turned down one that I shot. I got good at shooting, especially because when I was frustrated, upset, or angry, which seemed to be often, I would head out to the big trash pile on our farm and I would shoot bottles and cans until I felt better. I got real good point shooting. I was shooting rabbits on the run while still running the tractor down the field, and I could usually hit them on the first shot. I loved watching them crumple up and roll when they were hit. I quit wearing my pistol all the time after I was disabled and I doubt that the punks would have bothered me in 2009 if I had had my pistol on my hip. Lesson learned and that was when I bought my first two handguns for personal defense. I carried concealed after that, but I didn't get a Concealed Carry Permit until after Kansas passed Constitutional Carry. I only got it then because I ride down past OKC with a son-in-law fairly frequently and I wanted to make sure I was legal in Oklahoma. So now you know too damn much about me, but at least you will know where I'm coming from. Also, since I was assaulted I haven't been able to stop buying guns. It's not a voluntary thing. I can go for several months and suddenly I'll see a gun and I see a need. My wife says that I hoard guns like she hoards fabric ... and she has a LOT of fabric, but I think I might have more guns. I've lost count. My youngest granddaughter came in today, jumped on my lap while I was in my recliner, and told me that I have too many guns and she was going to take them. I told her that she couldn't because when I kick the bucket her daddy would get a fourth of them ... each kid gets a fourth. Some of my guns are very special to me and I hope I can get them all together sometime so I can tell them about them, like the Remington Model 11 shotgun, manufactured in September 1926, that my Okie Grandpa Adams sold to me in 1980 because he had heart trouble and needed the money, but he always wanted me to have it because he knew that I loved hunting pheasant. He didn't know that Kansas finally had deer and a deer season and he sold his deer rifle to a friend. Anyway, his dad gave him that shotgun brand new in 1926 and it was one of the few things saved when his house burned to the ground in the early 1950's. I think, from the looks of it, that he kept it in his pickup, but I know that he used the heck out of it because the blue is completely gone from the barrel and there are only a few spots on the stock that still have a hint of finish. He was a tall man, but he had cut an inch off of the stock that I had to add back on. I miss that old man. Anyway, I've rattled on long enough. Take care of yourself, especially your back and knees. Let me know if you want to come out for opening weekend of pheasant season. My youngest brother comes in from Virginia with some friends and some of my kids come home then, too. I don't get out to walk the fields, though I dearly wish I could, but I do sometimes block the end of the shelterbelts and tree rows. Till then, keep your barrel clean.
While I haven’t held/Shot the compact, I’ve found that grip difference found on the regular X Carry has helped me not ride the slide stop. Not sure if everyone likes that but to me it’s a benefit. Granted I wear XL gloves and even those are usually not long enough in the fingers) so that gap isn’t quite as exaggerated as it appeared to be for you. Well. Thought I would leave this as food for though. Great comparison as usual brother. Looking forward to Summer and hopefully switching up my daughter’s barrel racing lessons so I can join back in on the Wednesday chats.
I definitely needed this video. Specifically the little notch for your thumbs. That’s the main reason I shied away from a Glock 19. Just being able to gain a confident grip on the pistol makes a world of a difference.
I really think that the best combination would be the X-Carry slide with the X-Compact grip module. It would make it very P229-esque. The best of both worlds.
I just picked up a p320 compact at the pawn shop for $320. Im in love with this pistol. Went to bass pro and held the x carry grip and I like it alot better than the original. About to order a xcompact grip.
I enjoyed your video ! I found your video because I’m building a P320 n I trying to learn as much as I can , I ordered a Compact medium frame ;still have to figure out slide n barrel lengths ; especially after you put the carry slide on the Compact ; I’m thinking to get all parts I have ordered come in , n decided if I want to build a Carry P320 !!!!!! Thanks a great deal for doing this video in the exact way you did it !!! 😷💥💥🔫 Patrick
Another great video. Love the granular approach on this one. As an instructor, I try to keep a good variety for my students (that's how I justify my collection to my wife..lol). After this, I'm seriously thinking about trading one of my x-carry for an x-compact. I really appreciate all the great work you put into the content. Thank you!
Thank you Jim! Excellent justification on the collection... I tip my hat to you there. I do recommend trying out the Compact. It’s fantastic. Cheers as always brother!
another great video ... would love to see you update your intro, something a bit more modern, digital, and with a lot less gunfire noise ! I like the Compact-X as it is a bit smaller ... but the Carry-X has cool slide cutout. One thing you did not point out, the Compact has loaded chamber indicator on top of slide.
I like this style vid great job. I am fortunate to own both of these and really like them. I just hope the finish on my Coyote X Carry holds up its fine now so we will see.
Thank you very much Youngguns! It was nice to make a more casual vid and I’ll keep doing them as it makes sense. The Coyote does seem to wear a bit but I agree about it hopefully keeping up. Cheers brother!
Jimmy Gardner I was wondering if the trigger lightened up, creep, reset etc. did the trigger get better, still the same? I got to me but haven’t put that many rds through it
Im so in love with the way the x-compact looks. I just cant get over the cost, quality control issues that sig has, and the red dot mount they went with.
I love love love my X-Carry...go X-Carry...it holds 17 rounds and then you can switch and get a compact frame and shrink the handle for better conceal ability
Ill say this to you i have both guns ! And i also have a 320fde compact they will all interchange !And ive fired them in all 6 different ways and the fde slide and X carry are same size exactly !! But the guns are pretty different i mean to say you can tell the difference as soon as you pull the trigger!! The Xcarry is more accurate than the compact ! But i couldnt tell the diff at all with just the compact frame on the xcarry slide !! The xcompact is 7 mm shorter but u feel it tryn to get on target and stay there im fairly new shooters wit h these guns but there the best 3 gun ive ever shoot !! X carry,Xcompact,320compact !! I recomend highly
It’s crazy that this video was made exactly a year ago the day I decide to attempt and finalize my first Sig, I think I’m going to go XFive Legion. Nice vid bro, definitely helped me finalized my decision.
2 years later.. how did that go with making your first Sig the XFive? I'm in the same situation as you right now. Torn between the Xcarry, compact, and normal P320/Legion
Yeah the two tone does look slick. I ended up picking up a black nitron finish X-Carry today from a local shop. Paid full retail price unfortunately but definitely don't regret it. I might pair it with a Olight PL-MINI Valkyrie and Romeo optic down the road. The P320's are beautiful looking arms, well many products from Sig Sauer are in general lol. I actually thought the Coyote X-Carry slide looked nice with the X-Compacts grip.
Well K.S., I guess last nights chat pushed me over the edge. I bought the P320 x compact today. I am "behind enemy lines" in Maryland, so it will be a week before I get it. Cheers!
I would take either one of the Sigs over the Gen 5 G19, that hole in the front of the grip of the Glock 19 drives me crazy...and this is coming from a Glock Fan Boy. Love my Gen 4 BTW
Never cared enough about the P320 line until they introduced the X-series grip design and trigger. Those two changes make it a feel like a totally different gun (which it basically is when you change the entire design of the grip/frame). The original 320’s just never did it for me. Once I got to mess with a couple of the X models I ended up buying an X-Carry. My only complaint is the way they did the optic cut. That’s one thing I make sure to mention to anyone if they’re interested in a 320. The X-series is the one to get; but don’t count on the optic cut as a “feature”. The whole thing sss handles poorly in my opinion. I don’t get why they decided to have the rear irons come off with the cover plate. IMO, any gun being used for a serious task (concealed carry, carrying for work, etc) should have the capability of co-witnessing the irons with the red dot optic; especially when you consider the optic options for Sig’s optic cut. No plate or option to mount a Trijicon RMR from the factory? The DeltaPoint is a decent option but I didn’t think my X-Carry was set up for it; only the X-Compacts and M17’s. Sig’s optics just aren’t up to snuff just yet from what I’ve seen first-hand and according to my go-to sources. I find it kind of shitty of them to sell these guns with their own optic cut in an attempt to get people to buy their sub-par products. Any optic-cut handgun from the factory should have the ability to mount a wide variety of options that are available. Of course that’s just my opinion. FN got it nearly perfect with their optic mounting solution. Having your slide cut specifically for your optic of choice is still the best route to go; but FN’s system on their 509 Tactical is pretty awesome. Everything you need to mount your optic or choice is included with the gun from the get-go; AND they’re the only ones that include suppressor-height irons that allow you to cowitness whatever optic you use (which could have simply been because the Tactical includes a threaded barrel, they may not have done it specifically for cowitnessing capabilities).
Sounds like we don’t have to choose, can just buy the compact and buy a carry grip module. That is very cool. Maybe conceal the xcompact, and your spare mag can be the carry mag.
I bought the xcompact and have just been loving it. The carry frame was too big for my hands or at least my preference. But I would love to get that exact Xcarry slide as secondary slide set.
Thanks for doing this video! I have been trying to decide on one of these guns. I had the subcompact with the xgrip and 15 round mag, but didn't like the grip angle. I ended up selling it. The grip angle on the xcompact seems so much different. My only wish would be they would allow for a holosun 507 red dot.
@Philip Freeman so, two things... We're talking about slide releases, not mag releases. But on that note, if you've got gorilla hands it's very easy to hit the mag release with your right middle finger. That's not incompetence, it's anatomy. Having a high, aggressive grip on the frame of the gun can impede the function of the slide lock, especially if you've got big hands. Either preventing lockback on empty or inducing premature slide lock. That issue is exactly why the Kagwerks extended and raised glock slidelock was created. Would you consider Scott Jedlinski or Bob Vogel incompetent or inexperienced shooters? How bout Steve Fisher? Them and MANY other people deal with the same issue. Bob Vogel literally crams cut down 33 round glock mag springs into 17 round mag bodies to overcome it. Just because it's never happened to you doesn't mean it can't happen period. Your support hand probably isn't being utilized as much as it could be.
@Philip Freeman I do agree with Sam on this one. I only ever hear this with plastic guns, but it's an extremely common issue with those who use an aggressive high thumbs forward grip on Glock-style pistols like 320's, M&P's, p10's, etc. It's why I sold my Walther PPQ and probably the main reason that gun hasn't gotten much traction. Switched to a Glock and stopped getting the problem. M&P's don't do it to me either, but VP9's and Walthers do. It's also not a sign of incompetence, it's a sign of using a high thumbs forward grip like a competition shooter does. In fact that's where I learned all this stuff and those people tend to be the ones who complain about it the most. And I do believe that USPSA GM's are among the best pistol shooters in the world. I don't know how you could spend any amount of time in the pistol shooting world and not have heard someone mention this issue before.
I love my XCompact. I cut the X5 grip module to fit my XCompact slide. Then I took it to shoot a USPSA match. Ran great. You can see the video on my site. Great video. Great close up look at the two guns. Keep up the good work.
Right on Tim! I actually already watched your video. I think I commented on it but can’t remember. It was very good and the gun looks awesome. Thank you and cheers!
Excellent review! Love the detail and all under 8 minutes. I was leaning towards the Glock 5th gen but one of these Sigs will be my first gun. I saw another video it revealed that you can change this entire gun up. Can you actually change the caliber of these two guns? Thank You very much Sir.
I don’t know if you noticed but the grip angle is also different. The x compact is closer to that 90 and is why u get that tighter grip. Love the video
The X series 320's should have a fence/guard around the slide lock. Original 320's do, it's when the started shaving away material it was removed.. unsure why that was overlooked
I've had both, well just got the compact 2 weeks ago. Got from one of my distributors and like it so much, I decided to put it in my name. It's just the right size for me. Nice ergo', shootable, little pistol.
I went to my local gun shop to pick up a long wanted Beretta compact in Inox, and they had the xcompact with the stainless slide and black frame on sale for $569... It was sweet. Felt good in the hand and actually beautiful for a polymer gun. I was tempted to leave the beretta since they were the same price.
When did they start making the X Compact in a stainless slide and at that price? Are you sure it was the brand new X Compact that I believe is only in black? If it really was the X Compact, I'd get it because that shop mis-priced it big time, lol. Thank you and cheers!
KSGunGuy yes I’m sure. I was surprised when I got home and looked the prices up and most are over 600 for all black. Do you have an email address that’s public?
I have both and they're awesome to to shoot. There's not really anything different when shooting them. In my opinion they shoot the same. Yes I'm a sig fan boy..😆
Thank you best comparison I was set on 320 compact & you help me be even more sure. I kind like lighter more compact guns like VP9SK 320 compact is what I like 👍🏻
I just bought sig p320 x carry or at least that's what I ordered. With all my excitement and overwhelming joy I wasn't really paying close attention. I got a sig p320 x compact on a sig p320 x carry frame. Hoping my gun shop will help me out
Long time Glock guy.....I picked up the x-carry pro recently and for my hands.....the grip felt like home. Better for ME than my G19 or the G45 I handled before deciding on the x-carry pro
After a lot of thought I chose Sig Sauer to be my prime choice for pistols my first Sig was a p365 born in Feb 2019 "can't remember date of the top of my head" and of course it's not the best size to start pistols but Everytime I go to the range I get better grouping, tighter grip and ended up being ambidextrous when it comes to firing pistols both hands feel comfortable in different aspects. But now I've come to wanting a full size gun of course so I've been look at p320s in general but notice the amount of variations, slide lengths and size frame not sure where to start.
I'm a long time Sig and CZ fan. I didn't think Sig could improve on the P320 X-Carry, but I was wrong. In my opinion, the P320 X-Compact is the ideal size carry platform. Sig improved the ergonomics and still maintained a 15 +1 capacity. The recoil impulse is significantly better than the P365. I haven't met a Sig I didn't like (let's just pretend the P290 never happened) but the P320 X-Compact is an absolute home run. KS, thanks for the great content!
This video was super helpful to me, thank you. I had not held either, but based on this video I was leaning towards the XCompact. My Glock 17 is a bit large for my hands, so want to swap it. Called a gun shop yesterday and they told me they had the XCompact in stock, so I drove 40 minutes to check it out. When I held it, it didn't feel as small as I was expecting and I was disappointed. After 10 minutes of playing with it I noticed that the mag inside had a 17 capacity marking. I told the shop employee that didn't make sense to me because the XCompact mag has 15. He said 'huh' and scratched his head. I got on Sig's website on my phone and showed him the specs. Turns out he was showing me an XCarry and didn't know it. They didn't have the XCompact in stock after all. Luckily there was another gun shop 10 minutes away who said they had it when I called from this shop. I drove to the new shop which was much nicer and their inventory was on the walls and clearly marked. I then held the XCompact and it was perfect for my hand. Those 3 and 3.5 mm grip length differences feel quite different in the hand. I have decided I will buy the XCompact as soon as I sell my G17, which I'm listing for sale today. Thanks again for your video as it was exactly the info I needed. Beware of shop employees that lack knowledge and educate yourself before purchasing anything. FYI folks, I have the p365 and just ordered a SAS slide directly from Sig which arrives in 2 days. It's different from the slide that comes the p365 SAS gun in that it is not vented, so it'll go with the non-vented barrel in the standard p365. I don't like the vents on the SAS gun or the screwdriver operated take down slide, so a great alternative for me.
