Just released... the P365-380

[gll]

I had wondered what new Sig entry would enter the double stack .380 market...

Here it is, the P365-380, essentially the P365 chambered in .380.

P365-380

Less Recoil, More Control

www.sigsauer.com

 

[BBL]

Looked on GunBroker. They don't even offer .380 option for the P365 in their filters. They'll need to update those fast.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

What's the $$$

 

[gll]

What's the $$$

MSRP of $579.99

 

[robertc1024]

MSRP of $579.99

Sounds about right for a SIG price, for a $400 pistol in an underpowered girly round.

(puts on Nomex suit)

 

[leVieux]

I had wondered what new Sig entry would enter the double stack .380 market...

Here it is, the P365-380, essentially the P365 chambered in .380.

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P365-380

Less Recoil, More Control

www.sigsauer.com

I wonder who wanted this ?

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

.380.....380, puh-leeze...

 

[V-Tach]

Why?

I reason I can think of is S&W sold millions of the EZ 380 shield...........

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

.380 ammo is costlier than .9mm, harder to find and weak.

 

[gll]

I wonder who wanted this ?

I was hoping for a downsized pocket pistol at something closer to a Ruger LCP Max price...

 

[studenygreg]

Why?

I reason I can think of is S&W sold millions of the EZ 380 shield...........

I got my GF a 380 ez and she loves it. I like it as well and I usually don't like polymer pistols. I may pick one up for her if they offer it with a thumb safety.

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[leVieux]

But we

I was hoping for a downsized pocket pistol at something closer to a Ruger LCP Max price...

But we already have a plethora of little .380's which work very well and are super-easy to C.C. !

 

[leVieux]

"closer to a Ruger LCP Max price"

From "Sig" as in "Sig-Sauer" ?

When pigs fly, maybe. . . . . . . .

 

[studenygreg]

But we

But we already have a plethora of little .380's which work very well and are super-easy to C.C. !

Thr problem I have had with the tiny 380s is recoil and grip. Having a larger 380 like the EZ and 365 make them more pleasant to shoot than a lcp or something small like one.

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[dsgrey]

Not something I see buying. There's just not that much perceived recoil difference for us when comparing a .380 to a 9mm unless the firearm is very small and carries less than 7 or 8 rounds.

Yes, the spouse carries a .380 and I also have one that I don't carry. EDC really needs to be a 9mm or larger though I admit to carrying a 32ACP when wearing gym shorts since larger/heavier guns might cause me to flash you.

 

[seeker_two]

Good move by SIG from a manufacturing standpoint. Just change the barrel, recoil spring, and mag....new gun. I wonder if they'll offer conversion parts for the 9mm owners.....

 

[Fletcherjl]

So the exact same size and round count as the 365 but in .380??? This weapon makes no sense to me at all. I'm sure they will sell a bunch of them whether I understand it or not.

 

[gll]

So the exact same size and round count as the 365 but in .380??? This weapon makes no sense to me at all. I'm sure they will sell a bunch of them whether I understand it or not.

Seems like an either-or if you don't already own a P365... They won't be selling me one of these, and if I had neither, I would still choose the P365, but I can see where some people might like the lesser recoil.

It does enter a into a less common locked-breech .380 market, right?

 

[Fletcherjl]

Seems like an either-or if you don't already own a P365... They won't be selling me one of these, and if I had neither, I would still choose the P365, but I can see where some people might like the lesser recoil.

It does enter a into a less common locked-breech .380 market, right?

9mm is hard enough to find at a reasonable price I have never own a .380 and never will, but I can't imagine trying to find enough at a decent price.

 

[Sasquatch]

These will be great for shooters that find the recoil impulse of a 9mm in the micro guns to be too much. You'll get less oomph from the bullet, but less oomph to the shooter too. Beats a pointy stick.

Notice what they did with the optic plate solution? The rear sight no longer comes off with the plate - they've actually made it so you can have a set of co-witnessing irons. Nice touch.