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P365XL 9MM OPTIC READY Reviews & Ratings

The SIG Sauer P365 is one of the most-popular concealed-carry guns on the market today, thanks to its increased magazine capacity in a micro-compact frame. However, some consumers have asked for a variant with increased capacity and a slightly longer barrel, leading to the release of the SIG Sauer P365XL. Each SIG Sauer P365XL features a lengthened slide, barrel and grip, which allows the gun to use a 12-round, flush-fit magazine rather than the extended 12-round magazine found on the original P365. The longer barrel also aids in aiming, thanks to the increased sight radius.

Barrel length: 3.7 inches
Overall length: 6.6 inches
Weight: 1.29 pounds
Ships with two 12-round magazines

Other features found on the SIG Sauer P365XL include an integrated carry magwell and an extended beavertail, as well as an optics-ready slide that's compatible with the Romeo Zero and RMSc optics. Each pistol ships with Xray3 Day/Night Sights and features a flat trigger with a 90-degree break.

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Reviews Summary

The P365XL 9MM OPTIC READY is praised for its accuracy, lightweight feel, and comfortable carry, with many reviewers reporting no malfunctions even after hundreds of rounds. However, some experience issues with the mag release and occasional failures to go into battery, particularly during initial use. Overall, it's seen as a good choice for carry if any issues can be addressed.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Reliability

70%

Most users report high reliability with the P365XL, highlighting that they have fired hundreds to thousands of rounds without malfunctions, which enhances confidence in using it as a carry gun.

Shooting Performance

60%

Reviewers appreciate the accuracy and manageable recoil of the gun, considering it fun and practical for both concealed carry and shooting sports, establishing it as a solid choice for various user needs.

Build Quality

40%

While many commend the gun's lightweight and ergonomic design, a few users noted manufacturing defects such as scratches on the grip and barrel, suggesting inconsistency in quality control.

Trigger Experience

50%

Some users found the trigger to be gritty initially but were able to improve it with personal modifications, resulting in a more pleasant shooting experience, though not everyone felt the same way.

Mag Release Issues

40%

A common complaint among reviewers is the mag release design, which can be difficult to manipulate. Some suggest aftermarket solutions to improve functionality, indicating a potential design flaw.

Occasional Malfunctions

30%

Most users report reliability; however, a few mention failures to go into battery, particularly early on. These experiences highlight the importance of a proper break-in period and varied user experiences.

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Fails to go into battery

Fails to go into battery. Slide is hard to rack while holding trigger while dry firing and practicing trigger resets. Came from the factory with several scratches and burs on grip polymer and barrel. Attempted to "break in" the gun with a few hundred rounds of different brands and sizes, and even racked the slide for an hour. Made sure to clean and lube heavy between every 100 rounds. I even tried to debunk the "limp wrist" as a potential cause. All of the above did not fix the fail to return to battery occurring at least every 3rd round. First and last Sig. DO NOT BUY THIS!!