I understand that the slide on the SAS model cannot be manually locked back, as a matter of fact was told it does not even have a slide release. If this is so does anyone know the reason behind?

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James G. · Answer

Dwayne, according to Sig LE the P365SAS does away with the possibility of any snag hazard by eliminating as many points of snag as possible.  The flush slide catch and take-down levers ensure absolute smoothness and zero snag risk.  It does have a slide catch and does lock back as well (on the inserted Magazine).  Video demo here  ;  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9CsKfK_JUk

Christopher N. · Answer

The slide can be locked back on the SAS, it has a flush slide lock lever with the frame, but it can be a tad difficult to operate.

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I understand that the slide on the SAS model cannot be manually locked back, as a matter of fact was told it does not even have a slide release. If this is so does anyone know the reason behind?