I've got one and I really like it, and I've added the Icarus Precision grip to it. I like the little thumbrests for it. No complaints since swapping the grip module.
There is a video and another seperate incident I’ve seen surface on line now. I personally know 2 people who have the 365 and had to send it back to sig out of the box. It’s not fear mongering. It’s providing information. Do with it what you will
Fair concern. I was too. Like I said above, there is a slight difference with 147gr ammo. Enough for me to think it’s worth it.
I agree that I haven’t seen any kabooms till stoeger posted. But issues with 365 trigger springs, strikers, and striker drag are known, and breaking at low round counts. Pretty sure they had to roll out a new striker to combat the issues being had.
Sig resolved the very small percentage of improperly cut trigger springs, striker drag marks on primers, and a very small percentage of broken striker tips, within the first 14 months of the pistol hitting the market. Those are the actual facts.
They aren't on the stupid CA roster so they would cost more than the sig
I didn't back pedal - I made fun of your visor.
Yeah you backpedaled. I called you out on your lack of skill and you did nothing.
So they had a known issue that they had to resolve over 14 months. We agree on that.
If one Kaboom using questionable ammo is a deal breaker- there isn't a pistol on the market you'd be able to trust.
I said that combining the knowledge of known issues and seeing a kaboom warrants looking elsewhere.
You need to put down the crack pipe because you quoted my post, but then included a reply to something said by another and not me. You also twice misquoted me in your reply, despite my actual quote being just an inch or two above, and your misquotes intentionally alter the context of my actual words.
Crack pipe? Who said anything about Glock? Putting me on blast? And I’m the one who is hurt?
I really like my HKs, too. I'm looking for just the right CZ p10 pistol, optics ready in FDE. I'm a fanboy of great firearms.
The trigger does feel a bit like a staple gun, but see if you've got a local range where you can rent one to try out. Live fire is always a bit different.
