Finally shot the p365 after renting it. I only brought my same bag but I put my 509 frame in it just in case they got smart with me. Turns out if you have a bag they'll believe you haha. They made me buy a box of ammo of which I shot 10 rounds and then bumped the rest off the ledge which fell through the brass grate into the range trash trough. What a waste of overpriced fiocchi lol.
Anyway, I put 160 rounds through it. The gun often had problems going into battery and it was dirty as HELL. Dry and crusty-looking. That said, the spring was unbelievably light and it was so comfortable and easy to shoot. The girl at the counter told me that it was their updated 365, but I'm not sure if it really is. They said that the gun was having a lot of problems so it was pulled from the rental lineup, but was eventually cleared by their gunsmith. Not sure what that means. I had to tap the slide into battery with both crimped and uncrimped ammo, so I think it's probably due to the gun being dirty. Spring force alone won't push the rounds in like on my ridiculously heavy 509. It's a short travel to pull the slide all the way back, but you can't short stroke it without asking for trouble. Since I'm a lefty I didn't often test whether you can just hit the slide release, but it had problems on the few times that I did try.
The only thing I really hate is the trigger. It's a nice overall trigger but it has 2 clicks that drove me insane. There's a tactile click after the take-up, and then there's another click just before it breaks. They make you flinch... it's really annoying. It's so hard to feel the wall and break off the shot because you have these 2 clicks that you can hear and feel on either side of the wall. I'm not sure that I could get used to that. However, if you're just close quarters rapid firing, it's not a big deal. Speaking of, the gun is so easy to shoot fast. I can handle it better than my 509 shooting at a 200bpm cadence. I put 10 shots on like a footlong group on center mass at 5 yards easy. I think it's because of the awesome undercut. The sig frames are really, really comfortable and the undercut feels great. I think with that 12 round magazine you'd have one of the most comfortable pistols on the market, even as a subcompact.
And speaking of mags, they are incredibly easy to load. Maybe it's just because it's been shot so many times though.
The new ones are supposed to have Sig XRAY sights. That's why I don't think it was new. Maybe they made the revisions have a little stronger of a spring. I've honestly never felt a recoil spring that light lol.
Also, I'm kind of scared to go to the range with my rifle. POF put a hugeass brake on it. I don't want to be that guy. I was getting blasted by a couple shooting a braked rifle on the next stall over. It was blowing my empty ammo boxes away lol. I asked if they could step back so the stall walls could shield some of the blast. That's cool to do, right? Hope they didn't think I was a jerk. Still, dunno why they are firing rifle in the pistol lanes.
Personally, I think its not right to complain abut muzzle blast on the shooting range, I mean you cannot go to a shooting range and complain about the noise of firing guns. Sure, a brake makes a gun extra loud, and it makes sense to warn people next to you about it, but muzzle blast is part of the game.
I remember there was a guy next to me with his 12'' AR with a huge brake, it was freaking LOUD and made football sized fireballs, but I simply doubled up my hearing protection and kept shooting. In fact, it was good training for keeping focused and accurate despite a noisy, distracting environment.
I remember that my accuracy was not impaired by the muzzle blast next to me.
Mikey, are you able to put a Smos or white oak barrel on it? That sucks man. I think there may be export restrictions. Maybe the pump action interferes with the barrel harmonics? Harmonic accuracy bro
Actually, it should be more accurate than any of the eeevul semi AR's since nothing moves but the striker when the shot is fired. The barrel entirely free floated since the pump action is integrated in the front hand guard. No gas tube, no nothing touching the barrel. The barrel is made by Troy and its a standard AR barrel that has not been cut for a gas block.
In fact, Nut'n Fancy gave the gun a run and he was very happy with it, claiming to get half MOA accuracy out of it, same as my friends who have one too and are super happy with it.
Actually, it should be more accurate than any of the eeevul semi AR's since nothing moves but the striker when the shot is fired. The barrel entirely free floated since the pump action is integrated in the front hand guard. No gas tube, no nothing touching the barrel. The barrel is made by Troy and its a standard AR barrel that has not been cut for a gas block.
In fact, Nut'n Fancy gave the gun a run and he was very happy with it, claiming to get half MOA accuracy out of it, same as my friends who have one too and are super happy with it.
That sucks man. I did the ccw course today. They made us shoot a SW mp22, ten rounds. I was just god awful. I could barely see the sights though and I was pushing shots way to the right. What a crappie gun, right? Lol
Later I went back and put my first box of 22 through the ruger. That's a fun gun, but the sights are wacky. Point of aim is above the sights, so you have to aim under them, or so I thought. Then I started pulling down on the trigger rather than straight back, and it helped a lot. Talk about a gun that's sensitive to trigger pull...
I kneeled down and put my arms and the gun against the bench and made a huge hole of holes though. I was impressed with that. Still need to improve as a shooter, but I'm getting there..
Hmm that's interesting, around here most places you are not allowed to use .22 for a conceal carry class. Well no rimfire anyway, center-fire only.
I swear this is my last gun purchase, ok?
This is what happens when r/Gundeals comes back online...
Basically a Stoeger race gun (i.e., a $1200 Benelli) for $570 after putting in the listed Name Your Price + "SHIP30" for free shipping + your local FFL fee.
Another month of noodle soup, but at least I can 3-gun now!
What a beauty..... 10+1.
I came close to ordering a gun online today, but decided against it. I'd want a 9:
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Love the cerakote though. I did buy couple of mags on eBay for SR22. Also was going to buy threaded barrel for it, but it's available only for SR22 with higher serial number than the one I have. Thanks a lot, Ruger.
I don't like the LCP or LC9 series at all. My grandpa has the LC9s pro. It's such a goofy shooting gun. After shooting that p365, I would say to cast aside all the other subcompact options. In fact, sig should just make that gun only, with a longslide version and a 20-round mag.
This is a very common problem nowadays. Every time I order something - not just guns and related stuff- I first make a call and ask them about their stock, I no longer care about what they show in stock on their websites because half of the times their sites are completely outdated. This has saved me a world of trouble.Damn I'm so mad right now lol. They called me to tell me they're canceling the order because they sold out of all their guns and their website didn't accurately reflect their stock.
*Watches watermelon disappear*Talk me out of it!
Yes.I need to pick up a semi-auto shotgun.
I didn't think they'd be fun, but that bad huh? Subcompact's tricky.A few people have let me shoot their Ruger LCP/LC9. I strongly disliked them. The Glock 42/43 is the only subcompact I have shot so far that I have not strongly disliked/hated.
Bummer. Frustrating.Damn I'm so mad right now lol. They called me to tell me they're canceling the order because they sold out of all their guns and their website didn't accurately reflect their stock.