Sig P365 SAS 9mm 3.1 Nitron Finish FT Bullseye Sight 10Rd - Stainless/Silver, 3.1" Barrel, 10+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, Night Sights

Great little conceal. I would recommend

Nice little weapon handles well.

Better than most for its size

Very comfortable at the time to carry on you. Smooth to handle and shoot, if you look for a gun that it’s not big and makes the job of safety and security this is the gun.

Very good compact gun for concealed carry love it

1st. Buds is amazing as always. I have ordered dozens of pieces from them and they're stellar every time. 2nd. I own the SIG P365 as well as this SAS version. I LOVE my 365, I can not say the same about the SAS. This gun shoots well, no FTF, FTE, nothing. Ran great, just as my 365. THE SIGHTS on this gun are from another planet. I am an experienced shooter and understand that it will take time to adapt to them, BUT, I don't want to. Be ware if you buy this gun, YOU WILL have to do some major range time to even get comfortable with these sights. It is very hard to get a proper sight picture. And THE SLIDE RELEASE is beyond terrible. It is built to be as snag free as possible and I understand the reasoning, BUT, I don't want to. LOL. Overall a good shooting gun. Just prepare to train, train , train.... Get you some!

Quick shipment to the FFL, pistol is as advertised. I, my wife and sons love this pistol. Love the night sights and classic Sig quality. When prices come back down I may purchase another.

It’s a SIG so it’s a high quality weapon. Fits good in my hand. Good trigger. I like the porting in the barrel but it makes the gun dirty after a day at the range. It’s definitely a compact which is great for CC. Not sure about the sights yet. May take some getting used to. I don’t like the break down lever. It’s basically a screw. You need to use a coin or screwdriver to turn making takedown a bit of a challenge. The slide release is also quite useless. The magazine gets stuck on my palm when dropping it out. There are no safeties. I know it sounds like I have a lot of negatives but the gun is a great CC weapon. Capacity is awesome. It’s a quality piece. The serrations are deep and effective. I like the front serrations. Has a chamber indicator. Has a passive safety. If I had to do it again i w i of get one with an external safety.

It’s a SIG so it’s a high quality weapon. Fits good in my hand. Good trigger. I like the porting in the barrel but it makes the gun dirty after a day at the range. It’s definitely a compact which is great for CC. Not sure about the sights yet. May take some getting used to. I don’t like the break down lever. It’s basically a screw. You need to use a coin or screwdriver to turn making takedown a bit of a challenge. The slide release is also quite useless. The magazine gets stuck on my palm when dropping it out. There are no safeties. I know it sounds like I have a lot of negatives but the gun is a great CC weapon. Capacity is awesome. It’s a quality piece. The serrations are deep and effective. I like the front serrations. Has a chamber indicator. Has a passive safety. If I had to do it again i w i of get one with an external safety.

When you consider the intended purpose for the P3365 SAS, it out performs the benchmarks that Sig intended. This was not designed to use for a long distance shooting. Whiltoe I'm sure that, with enough practice, it could be obtained, it a close quarters concealed carry handgun. It does that without a problem. I've toiled around with the idea of being a pocket pistol for a few years and glad that I waited on the P365. I wasn't necessarily looking for the SAS. Honestly, i bought the SAS because the gun market has blown up, in recent months, and knew that it probably wouldn't be available if i waited, glad I decided to buy it, it performed flawlessly at the range.