Thoughts on the SIG P365 All Metal Models?

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Looking for Insights on the SIG P365 All Metal Models

I’m considering adding a SIG P365 to my collection, specifically the all-metal variants like the P365-AXG Legion. I’ve read a bit about the firearm, but I’m looking for more in-depth reviews and personal experiences from other users.

What I’m Curious About:

  • Construction Quality: How does the all-metal design compare to the standard polymer models? Is it noticeably sturdier or heavier?
  • Performance: How does the P365-AXG perform in terms of reliability, accuracy, and recoil management? Any specific pros and cons I should be aware of?
  • User Experience: If you own or have shot an all-metal P365, what has your experience been? How does it handle daily carry, and do you feel comfortable with it as a primary defense weapon?
  • Comparisons: How does it stack up against other concealed carry firearms? Are there better options out there that I should consider?

I appreciate any insights, tips, or recommendations you could share. Also, feel free to point me towards any reviews or videos that delve into these specific concerns. Thanks in advance!

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I’ve been using the SIG P365 all metal model for a while now, and the durability is definitely a plus. I find that it holds up better against wear and tear than my old polymer models. The all-metal design feels more solid in hand too.

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Absolutely! There’s something reassuring about the heft of an all-metal gun. It just feels more stable, especially during rapid fire. Anyone else notice this?

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The metal parts do have a lower likelihood of cracking compared to polymers. In my experience with my P365, I’ve seen very little wear even after thousands of rounds. The reliability is just top-notch.

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That’s impressive! I always worry about long-term performance with polymer, but it seems like the all-metal versions are the way to go for longevity.

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I have to agree—my all-metal P365 has minimal wear after a couple of years of regular use. Plus, the metal frame helps with recoil management, making it easier to stay on target.

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Recoil management is a huge benefit! The extra weight does help keep things steady. But how do you all feel about the weight for daily carry?

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Weight is a tradeoff; I find my all-metal P365 feels better in my hand, but it is heavier. If you’re comfortable with that, it’s worth it for the reliability. I wouldn’t compromise on that for lighter weight.

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Well said! With a firearm, it’s all about performance and trust. The P365 gives me confidence, and I’d choose durability over weight any day.

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I’ve heard some people say that metal guns can rust or corrode quicker. What has been your experience with the P365?

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I’ve had mine in wet conditions, and as long as you maintain it, there shouldn’t be a problem. Just keep it oiled, and you’ll be fine!

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Has anyone noticed any significant wear on the metal parts after extensive use? That’s my only concern with buying one.

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Not at all! I put mine through the wringer at the range, and it still looks almost new. It’s held up so well after numerous sessions.

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You guys have almost convinced me to buy one! I love the idea of high durability and performance. Just need to get over the weight issue.

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Weight can be daunting. Just remember, it’s about how it feels in your hand. The P365 is balanced enough that, after some practice, you’ll feel right at home with it.

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I think we’re all forgetting one thing—metal firearms are like that classic car: they get better with age. Who doesn’t want a gun that ages like fine wine?

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True! A well-maintained metal gun looks amazing and is a testament to quality. It reflects care and pride in ownership!

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I’ve been looking into the all-metal P365 models as well. The weight definitely feels different compared to the polymer models. For concealed carry, it can be a bit heavier, but I think it adds to the overall stability during shooting.

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Absolutely! I find that the all-metal frame helps with recoil management, but it can get uncomfortable after a long day of carrying. Holster selection becomes key for comfort.

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I agree! A good holster makes all the difference. I’ve switched to an inside-the-waistband model that distributes the weight better. It makes carrying all day much easier.