Sig P365 365 days and 2500 rounds later

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Just hit the one year mark carrying a shooting the P365X for a year and wanted to share my experience.
As background the P365X was purchased to replace the G26 and G43 in my EDC rotation.

Reliability
Only a handful of stoppages, fired case not ejecting quickly enough and getting caught by the slide coming forward. I attribute them all light charges to my hand loads.
I have used the same magazine for most of the 2500 rounds and that magazine has held up well so for the $50 price you do get your money’s worth.

Accuracy
Accuracy is good but I would not say better than any other pistol in its class. Doing my part I can reliably hit a 1/4 size silhouette target at 30 yards. Unofficial groups of 2 1/2“ at 10 yards would be my guess.

Carry
It is a very comfortable pistol to carry. Light weight, small snag free design is really where the pistol shines. Carrying for a year I really never had a time where I wished I had a smaller pistol.

Durability
As the pictures show there is wear but nothing out of the ordinary. I think this pistol will hold up to many, many thousand of rounds.

Conclusion
Overall this is a great pistol and it deserves the reputation of the best in its class. For me the best feature is that it is in the sweet spot where it is small enough to carry easily but large enough to shoot not only well but quite enjoyably. A 100 round range session is no problem-something not really enjoyable with a snub nosed 38 or small 380. The two things you should do with a self defense handgun is practice with it a and carry it-the P365 makes this easy.

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Fail today on the P365. The small springs that hold the receiver pin in fell out/broke(?). This allows the pin to simply fall out when the pistol is tilted to the side.
Since it is my EDC I had to carry my P38 Mexican style home! Fortunately the return trip was uneventful. Time to dust off the Glock 43!

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You forgot to mention the most ironic part, how moments before we were talking about build quality differences so you go to clear your EDC to compare it to mine and.... parts literally fall off the sig. funny.
I didn’t want to steal you thunder. I did admit before that I thought the Hellcat was made better.
 
I assume the clip is missing entirely, since you wrote 'fell out/broke'. Several of the videos I've watched mention this is something to check every time you remove the FCU. I think it was SIG Guy in one of his YouTube videos who recommended both removing and installing the pin by pushing from right to left to prevent the clip from being dislodged from the side of the FCU.

Triangle Shooting Academy might have the parts in stock. I think they're the only 'Elite' SIG Sauer dealer in central NC. I'll ask next time I'm in (maybe today?) as I've wanted to pick up a spare for mine.

And a little duct tape around the grip module would keep probably keep the pin from from sliding out. 😁
 
I made it in to TSA today and unfortunately they don't sell SIG parts, only accessories.
 
Pretty sure @Slimer recommends carrying a staccato over a silly striker fired gun 😂😘
 
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