Sig Sauer P365, Sig 365xl9bxr3rxz10 365 9mm 3.7 Optrd 10r Blk

Very light , good fit gun love the built . Dead on target when shooting.. the Romeo zero it just a confidence boost while aiming. And the extend mag is great secondary clip not to heavy and holds up well and flys right out once in ejected . Very great pistol 280 rounds in and no problems yet

This P 365 XL is about the 15th pistol I have bought in my life. (My second was a Sig P228and I own at least one other Sig.) I must say it is by far my favorite pistol to shoot. It fits so well into the hand it is just plain comfortable. The capacity on this pistol is amazing right out of the box at 12+1 or get the extended mags for 15+1. I fell in love with this gun the first time I saw it, then after talking to one of the guys at my local shop though I should give this one a try. I am so glad

I own a P250, a P320 Compact and now a P365 XL. I purchased a Zero optic and it was a simple install. Was almost zeroed in without adjustment. Only took me 6 rounds to zero it for 25 yards. It is now my EDC. Sig Sauer products are fantastic. Love my P365.

The P365XL was my first SIG firearm purchase, which was quickly followed up with the purchase of a SIG P320 RXP full size. THE 365XL provides the punching power of 9mm within a highly concealable package and a 12 round magazine. The RomeoZero (added after purchase) works wonderfully and brings me quickly on target - it’s pretty clear why red dots are making such an impact on the marketplace. The matte finish looks and feels great and the grip feels perfectly sized with enough real estate to keep

I've had the XL over a year now and not once has it have me a problem. People complaining about the 12rnd mag being an 11rd just needs to be a man and press it down. Sights shooting low and left? Get your aim right before blaming it on the sights, you just can't shoot worth crap. I run it with the 15round mag and the Romeozero and couldn't be happier. Also, the ProMag mags "for the P365" work with the P365XL as I have the 20 round, 32round, and 50 round drum for my P365XL from ProMag and it works flawlessly even though they state it is for the P365.

The fact of this weapon came with an optic already was a big a reason I purchased this weapon. Because of all the panic buying people have been doing, it was great to get this one pretty fast. I initially needed a concealed carry but found it to be also a pretty good range toy. Zeroing the Romeo Zero optic was pretty nice and easy. I hope to get a can soon & hit some steel. ????????

Some thoughts about my Sig Sauer P365XL… The Sig P365 is a fine pistol. The 365XL is even better. Over the past six months it has become my hands-down EDC. The pistol takes 12- and 15-round magazines. A loader is handy for the magazines as the springs are very stiff. With the 12-rounder in place the 365XL is easily concealable, even with an OTB holster, which is my personal preference. SO far the pistol has had no failures to feed or fire of any kind. It has eaten

I have always been a fan of bigger, heavier weapons such as the P226 or P320 for their stability and capacity, and always thought it was a great compromise to have a "carry" weapon - almost like a "backup" piece. While I'm not willing to say that the P365XL will replace every larger weapon, it's one of the first that made me feel like I was not sacrificing a huge amount of performance or capacity in order to "downgrade" to a carry weapon. The only reasons for a "4" instead of "5" in some

It took me literally nine rounds total to get the gun dead on site. And I mean dead on. I could pop a snake a few feet away or I could hit a 3 inch Bullseye at 30 feet no problem. This gun shoots very well. I was able to group my shots very close, some hitting nearly the same hole.

First, the only negative thing: the RomeoZero optic was defective (would not zero out, came out of the box with the dot extreme lower right andf it would not adjust; I never left the shop as the gunsmith/dealer saw the defect as well; my dealer ordered and received a replacement RZ that arrived within 2 days and the replacement was/is fine). Now all the good stuff: -unfailingly reliable and accurate shooting Norma range-grade ammo along with the better stuff. I've put about 500 rounds

Love this gun. My first red dot. I’ve struggled with small pistols but this is the perfect balance of size and usability. I can get a full grip without the extended mag. Pistol is extremely accurate and after running 1,000+ rounds I haven’t had any malfunctions. Well done Sig! Also love my M17 and 1911 Scorpion.

Gun is the right size for conceal carry with just a Tee shirt. I have put about 50 rounds thru it, it shoots very well. Don't know what all the problems are with the Romeo sight and how far it is accurate, I have shot at 15 yards and had no problem, hit where it was supposed to.

I bought a P365XL with the RomeoZero red dot sight. I found it to be quite accurate (5 shots out of 5 in the chest area of a man target at 50 yards offhand). The Red Dot sight was not sighted in when I got it. But, it is pretty simple to sight it in. I bought a kydex holster set up to accept a red dot, and it carries as well as anything. At first I was concerned because there is no way to turn off the red dot except to let it sit still for a period of time. I had to replace the battery pretty

This pistol is prefect right out of the box. I’ve had a number of different concealable pistols, but the 365XL with the Romeo has been the best. The red dot makes for extremely accurate shooting. 100 yard shots from a rest are doable. Having 15 round reloads is nice too. The Streamlight TLR-6 works great on the gun. I found the 124 grain HST standard or +P pressures rounds preform the best.

This was honestly a hard decision for me, I slept on this for months! I really did my homework as this is my first reddot pistol. And I consider a few others. At the end of the day the sig felt the best in my hand. This pistol optic combo has 100% lived up to the hype. I look forward to carrying my new sig for years.

This pistol rarely leaves my side. After more that 4000 rounds through it I’ve had zero malfunctions. I’ve run a moderately wide variety of quality ammunition and it has no issue cycling. Yes it’s snappy. It’s a sub compact polymer framed pistol, of course its snappy. However, the ergonomics and weight distribution bring it right back to zero if you grip it right. The Romeo zero is a quality addition. I put on the shroud as soon as I realized one was available from Sig. Just to be safe. Love it, no issues, practice, practice, practice.

Great red dot, only complaint is the button to turn off isvto close to window, go slow to not scratch it..

This was my first gun. I didn't even take any lessons on shooting or anything and my second time at the range i could shoot all 12 rounds headshots through the body targets all the way across the 40ft or so range and quick too. I can't speak on longevity because i foolishly sold it after 500 or so rounds to "upgrade" to a SS mr920 combat w/ hollosun red dot which I've found that i don't even shoot as good with. I ordered a p320 RXP Compact which i can't wait to arrive because i

Bought the P365xl and loved it from day 1. Recently added the Romeo zero and if anything it's even better now. It's my edc pistol for both iwb and owb carry.

I purchased the P365XL as my first optics handgun for concealed carry It has worked out perfectly SO FAR I will NOTE: The newer ones have the rear sight behind the optics plate but on mine when the optics plate is removed the rear sight is also removed & there goes your rear X-Ray 3 night-sight Mine was a Tac-Pac & came with all the goodies = 2-12 round magazine + 1-15 round magazine + SIG Marked holster & the Romeo zero in a huge white box that the smaller grey pistol case was in I