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Glocks won’t go off unless the trigger is pulled. They mechanically can’t so your argument about how they shoot those they try to protect is invalid. In fact most modern striker fired guns are the same way. Like I said earlier the 365 is a great concept and an amazing step but it just needs refinement. I just tend to stick with things that have a been out a couple years and get the bugs worked out. Maybe ina few years I’ll own one but not now plus I despise the way the 365 feels in the hand so theres that. I don’t want any new production sig saur firearms at the moment period.

P365 = awesome concept
Current 365 quality control? = major flop

TAM sorry to steal your thunder my friend. I wouldn’t buy a new model sig either. One of these days I’d like to own a West German 226 though.

John Galt wrote:I held one the other day and decided that I will stick with my 43(with either of a 7 or 8 round mag). If I want more rounds than that, I will just carry my FNS 9c (12 rounds with the shorter mag).

But if I want more I carry a Glock 19.

I have heard sigs customer service is really good as well but should there be something said about most sig owners I know end up sending their guns in a lot more than say everyone else I know who shoots Glock? Sorry I had to stir the pot.

Check out military arms channel and Harry’s holsters videos on YouTube. The firing pins on the 365s are breaking. They don’t show any early signs of it. They just break. Several have reported them breaking on the first magazine through the gun. Others have said it took 1000 rounds. This is do to bad heat treat and striker drag when it hits the primer of the cartridge. Sig has said this as well. I think sig is one of the most innovative gun manufacturers in the business but sometimes they don’t thoroughly test the gun before selling it. I understand all new guns pretty much have growing pains for the first year. Sig will get it right. I’m not a sig fan boy but they do make some mighty fine firearms and I have no doubt once they get this worked out it will be a good gun. What sig did with the 365 was raise the bar. They proved 10-12 rounds can be fitted in a gun that small so other companies will have to step up to the plate to stay relevant. I still prefer my Glock 43. I held the 365 and it didn’t feel right in my hands.

txhighlander wrote:

cmgee67 wrote:I just stick with Glock and smith semis or Ruger revolvers...

Remove the Glock and replace with Beretta and CZ, I will stick with those.

You don’t want the Army’s new M17? The first hammer striker fired gun?

I just stick with Glock and smith semis or Ruger revolvers...