What’s everyone’s preference? MLOK or Pic rails? I’ve moved way to the rail side of things lately.
Pic rails on top and mlok on the other three sides, it seems. < cries in keymod >
In all seriousness, pic rail is murder on your hands even thought it’s the easiest attachment system.
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Dragon one was great…
But you might have to catch me up on the bear… 
100% can confirm. This trigger is butter. Dare I say I makes some of my Geisselle single stage triggers feel like military grade garbage.
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Huh. I would think driving a car is more dangerous, but, sure, man vs bear.
Cars don’t typically commit sexual assaults or rapes.
I am not so sure about Kit…. And those Teslas have a funny look in their eye these days…
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Funniest memes I have seen in forever! You sir, win the internet
The Kermit one got me.
Gun guys, it’s an age-old question…or at least a few-years-old question since the XL came out, but do any of you have any opinions on the P365 vs P365XL? Asking everywhere I can. I don’t want to sacrifice concealability by going larger but I do think I like the size on the XL more. I’m also considering the P365 with a 12 round mag to extend the grip.
First and foremost - have you tried the trigger on the P365? It’s honestly one of the worst triggers I’ve ever felt, and I’ve shot and own a lot of guns. There’s a ton of take-up in the trigger and an awfully sloppy break; the reset is ok but not great. I’ve done trigger jobs on a lot of 365’s, including my own that was pretuned by Wilson Combat (spoiler - it is WELL worth paying a gunsmith to do this. Legit one of the hardest / worst trigger jobs ever).
I would 100% recommend the Glock 43X over the P365. You lose two rounds (max capacity is only 10; the Shield Arms 15 round mags are unreliable as fuck) but the trigger is great and the gun is probably half the price. Disclaimer, I love Sigs and Glocks, not a fanboy either way. I also like the smaller P320 for carry, but that’s apples and oranges.
Now to answer the question - I think my P365WC is an X? It doesn’t have the built in comp but takes a 12 round mag. I like the size of the XL tbh - the Legion one they just came out with is sharp - and it holds 17 rounds if I’m not mistaken. There are definitely trade offs between concealability and shootability. The X is lighter and shorter, but the XL will allow a longer weaponlight that doesn’t extend past the barrel (I like lights on everything and extending past the barrel is a whole other can of worms).
There’s also the question of your size - are you a big guy? Small guy? Do you like baggy clothes or prefer shmedium t-shirts from Abercrombie? Do you carry in a fanny pack or backpack vs IWB or OWB?
Tl;dr, buy the Glock 43X lol. I jest - I think if you really want a 365 the 12 round grip is the minimum you should do just for grip comfort. Depending on how you carry a longer barrel may not matter so do what you like. I like comps a lot especially on smaller guns, so the XL would be my choice.
eta: not sure where you are but if you’re anywhere near me you’re more than welcome to try my stuff out before you buy.
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Thanks for the info and the offer.
We actually ordered the Glock for my wife a couple of days ago. I’ve had my eyes on the Sig for a while and want one in the house so I’m still leaning that direction. I hope to get some range time with both before purchasing and I’ll pay attention to that trigger. My brother has the standard 365, so I’ll have a chance to try it and I think a range up by me has an XL in its library. I’m just gathering up as much info as I can.
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Oh nice! Love the 43X; it’s my go to off duty when I can’t conceal the G19. I put a magwell on mine which I like a lot and the Holosun EPS Carry is good on there assuming you got the MOS version - I still don’t trust holosun for on duty carry but for off duty it’s ok.
Curious to see what you think after you shoot them. I’m a huge fan of the P320 - look at the Flux Raider (https://www.sigsauer.com/p320-flux-legion.html) if you want a great home defense gun.
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The Glock won’t get much use. My wife will never in a million years carry it. She’s generally not a fan of guns but I’ve convinced her to have one that she’s comfortable using. She will get some range time in but it will most often be in a safe on her side of the bed feeling lonely and unwanted.