SIG Sauer P365 XL Manual Safety 9mm Stainless/Silver Pistol

A: Steven, Bud's will remove the magazines, but they will not alter or replace them. There is a 10rd model, but it is out of stock at Bud's. You can buy 10rd mags here >>>>> https://www.sigsauer.com/magazines.html

A: Steven, if magazine capacity is the ONLY state restriction that some Buds personnel have offered to remove/replace magazines. I would contact Buds Customer Service to see whether or not they will at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

A: Jeremy, yes Sir. It is the same physical size with and internal blocker for 10rds. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Yes! The mag will work as an alternative to the 12rd mag. I hope this helps!

A: NO. This magazine WILL NOT WORK in a p365xl. This is not a state compliant "pinned" magazine, this is a magazine for the smaller p365, the xl has a longer grip and this magazine is too short and will not seat high enough to lock in or feed rounds. "The SIG Sauer P365 Sub-Compact Magazine is a standard factory replacement magazine. This magazine is for P365 models chambered in 9mm Luger and holds 10 rounds of ammunition. It is made from high quality steel and features a matte black finish. The magazine is made by SIG Sauer to the correct specifications and tolerances, using the same manufacturing and materials as the original equipment magazines, ensuring perfect fit and operation. Please Note: This magazine is not compatible with the SIG P365 XL"

A: Yes there is a safety lever on both sides of this pistol

A: Yes, just bought this pistol for my daily concealed carry and it's ambidextrous. Absolutely love this pistol, just big enough to get a good grip yet small and light enough to conceal carry. I also went for the manual safety to carry one in the chamber with the safety. Hope this helps.

A: Amber, yes Ma'am. It is ambidextrous as pictured here : https://www.armslist.com/posts/11085784/tulsa-oklahoma-handguns-for-sale--new-sig-sauer-p365xl-with-manual-safety--9mm--layaway-

A: Yes it has a ambi thumb safety

A: yes it has a ambi thumb safety

A: yes it has a ambi thumb safety

A: yes it has a ambi thumb safety

A: Amber, yes the thumb safety is ambidextrous. Have a great day!

A: Paul, there is a slight break in but, the take up and mush will only be improved by a trigger kit : https://www.mcarbo.com/sig-sauer-p365-trigger-spring-kit.aspx

A: I just got it two weeks ago but the trigger right out of the box isn't the greatest. After dry firing it couple hundred times it's improved a little and I'm going to install a weight reduction trigger spring kit from mcarbo to help lighten the pull and I'm sure polish it up to help with the mushy feel. After I'm done it should be a pretty decent trigger. Triggers can always be improved even good ones like on my canik I bought a spring kit for. Im bigger guy so having a small pistol that properly fits my hand was key.. plus in a defense gun I kinda like the long pull of the trigger, gives you an extra second to think about things and with adrenaline going could keep you from accidentally pulling the trigger.

A: agreed not a very good trigger needs work

A: All Sig strikers are mushy. Even my 320 Legion can't compete with a $400 Canik, or a Walther for that matter.

A: No, striker fired pistol can be both single and double. Actually think majority of them are double action. I own this pistol and it's a great concealed carry pistol, very accurate. Right out of the box the trigger pulls little long and heavy but after initial break in it gets better. Plus mcarbo has a trigger spring weight reduction kit that helps reduce the weight alot and makes it a pretty decent trigger. Some people prefer the long heavy double action pull cause when adrenaline's going it can keep you from accidentally pulling the trigger and gives you an extra second to think about things. Hope this helps.

A: Jennifer, (2) Factory 12rd Magazines are included. Cheers and stay safe!