It’s just enough to facilitate a solid shooting grip but not enough to cause discomfort or snag a cover garment, which could potentially snag your draw. The grip texture is consistent with the P365s that came before the XMacro. This is incredibly important because the closer your hand is to the bore of the pistol, the more recoil forces will drive the muzzle rearward as opposed to upward-with the former being much easier to manage. The XMacro’s slide is optic ready, cut to accept red dot sights of the popular Shield RMSc mounting footprint.Ī pronounced beavertail and an undercut trigger guard ensure you get a high hold on the P365-XMacro for optimal recoil management. note: See Nance’s column on this topic elsewhere in this issue). The nitride-finished slide sports the familiar front and rear slide serrations for easy manipulation, and like the P365, the XMacro wears SIG’s X-Ra圓 day/night sights for 24/7 aiming (Ed. Less muzzle flip translates to faster shot-to-shot recovery and increased accuracy, as the sights are more likely to align quickly and properly when settling from reduced muzzle flip. It extends well beyond the 3.1-inch carbon steel barrel and features two horizontal ports designed to direct gases upward, thus mitigating muzzle flip associated with recoil.
The XMacro’s stainless steel slide is integrally compensated.
New sig 9mm upgrade#
The P365’s X-Ra圓 day/night sights were certainly an upgrade over stock Glock sights, and I preferred the P365’s trigger to both offerings from Glock and Springfield, which is why the P365 has been my primary carry gun ever since I got my hands on it.
New sig 9mm manual#
There is no manual safety.īut the P365 had more going for it than just capacity. The pistol features a flat trigger, and it has a serrated magazine release as opposed to the original P365’s smooth magazine release. Springfield entered the micro-compact 9mm capacity competition with its Hellcat, which trumped them all with an extended magazine that held 13 rounds. Glock answered with its 43X and 48 models, which upped the capacity to 10 rounds. Thanks to the P365, you no longer had to carry a bigger gun to have a double-digit round count. The extended magazine held 12 rounds and provided just enough room to establish a full firing grip. The P365’s flush-fit magazine held 10 rounds. With its previously unheard-of capacity-to-size ratio, it’s no exaggeration to say this little pistol revolutionized the firearms industry.įor comparison, the similarly sized Glock 43, which preceded the P365 by about three years, featured a flush-fit, six-round magazine. In 2018, SIG Sauer hit a homerun with the introduction of its micro compact 9mm-chambered P365 pistol.
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