The signal night sights on the SIG P365 are 3-dot night sights. We’ll have an article on that in the future. Once you really dig into how the sights work and what they do, it’s not that great of a setup. The Sig P365 SAS sounds great on the surface. I will say the standard sights on the SIG P365 are much better and have more advantages than the SIG P365 SAS sighting system, at least once you get into it. Now, you do have the SIG P365 SAS variant, and that comes with a Meprolight Bullseye style sight which is very different and not something we’re going to cover here. The SIG P365 comes with only one sight offer, which is the Siglite night sights. From an aesthetic standpoint, it would kill the look of the gun and that does matter for selling firearms. It’d be nice if the serrations of P365 extended a little bit higher from a user standpoint. But they also don’t extend as high as the serrations do on the Glock 43x. The SIG P365 serrations are a little more aggressive. In that case, I’d say these guns will be a tie when it comes to the slides themselves. If you have smaller hands, that is not going to provide you an advantage. But that’s because it’s easier for me to get my pinky on the bottom of the grip, providing a little more leverage when cycling the slide. I do find the Glock 43x just slightly easier to manipulate. Both of these slides are pretty easy to manipulate. But it’s not nearly as slick as the conifer block 43x slide that comes in black. Texturally, the finish on the SIG P365 is a little slicker than the silver Glock 43x. So when you’re using the forward serrations or even the restorations on the gun, it’s much easier than the Glock 43x would be. The silver slide is not very slick when you feel it. The Glock 43x comes with the option of either a black or a silver slide. When it comes to manipulating the slides on these pistols, a lot is going to depend on which variation of the Glock 43x you get. I don’t see any advantages over the texturing of the SIG P365. That works well enough, but it’s a little less aggressive. A Grip Sig P365 feels like a fine-grit sandpaper. The texture on both grips extends 360 degrees around the grip of the gun. Although I will say the SIG P365 texture feels slightly more aggressive in my opinion. The texture on either of these grips isn’t what I’d call aggressive. This really gives an advantage when it comes to shooting, which we’ll cover later. The undercut allows me to get more of my hand on the gun than any other gun that’s similar in size to the SIG P365.

I’m very impressed with how Sig designed the frame on that gun because it has a decently high undercut. That said, I can still get a lot of leverage on the SIG P365 for a gun of that size. I can fit all three of my fingers on the Glock 43x, while half of my pinky hangs off the SIG P365. The Glock 43x has a longer grip and therefore doesn’t have those issues. That’s not major, but it is a slight discomfort and something worth mentioning. One is the rear corner on the right-hand side of the gun for me as a right-hand shooter, digging into the center of my palm. You’re able to get a good purchase on the gun, but there are a few points of discomfort. When feeling the grip, the SIG P365 XL feels smaller in the hand, but it also feels very good. As you’re going to get a few advantages from the longer barrel on the SIG P365 XL. Personally, I would say to just get a SIG P365 XL if that’s where you’re looking for. Shop for the Best Prices on In Stock Glock 43Xs That’s a nice feature if you want a longer grip, but still like the short slide profile of the SIG P365. Which is a little longer so it’ll hold flush-fit 12-round magazines. You can replace it with a SIG P365 XL frame. Now, one advantage for the SIG P365 is the frame itself can be removed. When you start looking at the guns themselves, you’ll notice there is no modularity with either frame. The frames on these guns are pretty different. But if you want a little more capacity, then things might start to favor the Glock 43x. On paper, I think there is a clear concealment advantage for the SIG P365. With the Glock 43x, there is no change in the length of the grip. Because by changing the mag, the same gun could work for pocket carry or IWB carry with a 12-round magazine. But, at the same time, it’s simply a more versatile setup.

You also make the gun a little bit more shootable due to having a longer grip. Shop for the Best Prices on In Stock Sig P365sĮuro Optic | Grab A Gun | Primary Arms | PSA | Brownells | īy changing the P365 magazine, you can get a little more capacity. The weight is identical as well as the width, but the difference in the grip is substantial. Looking at the chart, you’ll see that there’s not much of a difference between the Glock 43x vs P365. Height (top of slide to bottom of magazine baseplate) (Inches)

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