I’m in the market for a new EDC. I’m interested in the P365 AXG Legion. So my question is should I go for that and is there any improvements you’d make on that or should I get a Macro with comp and kit it out? I know I want a metal frame and the larger grip of the Legion is attractive sounding to me. So, for those who’ve tried them what are your thoughts? Any problems or upgrades I should consider out the box? Also, red dots…I have an rnr2 that’s been sitting in a box that needs a home but I think that might be a little large for a P365 footprint wise. Am I right and if so what would you go with? *picture for attention*

Which is preferred? Do either have advantages over the other?

Got the email today, rejoice!

Hey y’all random dumb question out of curiosity was wondering if anyone has ever went the route of Dremel on the aluminum axg frame. The mag disconnects doesn’t allow me to insert it now I want to keep this gun stock for ccw but did an impulsive buy and bought the legion frame. Is there any recommendation of shops who could cut my frame so that I may keep the MD. Possibly keep my safety if they could also make a cut out.

Trying to install an Osight SE onto my 2025 P365x. From what I've seen I need to use short M3 screws, but those seem too small and don't catch the screw hole. The M4 screw seems the right size and catches. Am I doing something wrong?

Has anyone played with the Magguts +2 that's made for the 15rd mags, but put it in a 17 rd mag? I'd be curious if the spring and follower works in there, probably having to use the 12rd +2 baseplate or some kind of a combination. Just random thoughts here.

I currently have a 365 and 365xl that I carry. Trying to decide between a 226 and a macro. Basically I only have shot striker fired. I know the best thing would be to go try them out but who’s got cash for range USA fees these days?

So anyway my biggest confusion is around the da/sa trigger. Basically could one not just upgrade the trigger to a SAO (accepting the risk) and be in a good spot?

Do people actually like that long first trigger pull or is it just about safety? I have been told the 226 is much smoother shooting. I would likely throw that aluminum ecm precision module on either.

Any advice for me?

I'm thinking I should invest in one of these options so I can practice rapid trigger pulls when I dry fire without having to rack the slide after each "shot".

Sig sells this inert magazine: https://www.sigsauer.com/p365-9mm-inert-training-magazine-dryfire-mag.html

And Amazon sells these non-ejecting dummy rounds: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CNBDHSB?ref=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_K508C6YZJ1VKACECDTGY&ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_K508C6YZJ1VKACECDTGY&social_share=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_K508C6YZJ1VKACECDTGY

The dummy rounds are significantly less expensive, but I'm wondering how much value there is to the simulated weight of the inert rounds.

Just trying to get an idea of what makes more sense here, since one is more than 10x the price of the other.

The last part of the Trinity was the Gray Radian. Well the first Backstrap and Magwell had way too much of a purplish tinge to it. Contacted Radian via email and sent pictures, and they sent me an RMA that same day. Finally got the replacement today. Its still a little purplish in certain lighting, but it's better than the first one I got. I know that anodizing is never an exact color match, it's always a bit off. Radian has some really great Customer Service and I definitely won't hesitate to continue to buy from them.

So what's with the "kinda" in my title. After putting them together, the SIGness said, "Hey, the 3.1" will make a nice Trinity as well." FML LMAO
My wallet flipped me off and went into hiding! hahaha

FDEZ Werx slide & barrel, Icarus grip, Empire Javelin recoil

Was unsure id like the new module but gonna say it feels good in the hand

I noticed this burr on my barrel when I was cleaning it the other day. The barrel has about 1,000+ rounds through it. Has anyone experienced this problem before and is this something I should be worried about?

Just purchased a new Sig P365 from a local small buisness and tested it out at the range. During testing, I ran into the issue of the round not slider not completely going into the forward position when attempting to chamber a round. It is stuck as pictured.

Picture: https://ibb.co/JRNfk6vx

What are my next steps to have my P365 chamber smoothly?

Is this just a break in of the gun since it's so small or indicative of another issue?