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Experience unparalleled ease of use and stylish design with the Sig Sauer P365 .380 ACP Semi-Auto in Robins Egg Blue. This pistol is perfect for those who want a reliable, easy-to-conceal firearm with a unique and attractive finish. Whether you are new to concealed carry or an experienced user, the P365's compact size and smooth handling make it an excellent choice for daily use.
Sig Sauer P365 .380 ACP Pistol Highlights:
- Caliber: .380 ACP, providing great personal defense with manageable recoil.
- Action Type: Semi-Automatic, ensuring smooth and reliable operation.
- Capacity: 10+1 rounds, offering plenty of ammunition without frequent reloading.
- Weight: 15.7 ounces, making it lightweight for easy, all-day carry.
- Sights: X-Ray3 Day/Night Sights, providing clear visibility in any light.
- Type of Safety: Ambidextrous Manual Thumb Safety, preventing accidental discharges.
- Barrel Length: 3.1 inches, making it compact for close-quarters defense.
- Trigger Pull: 5.5 pounds, offering a crisp and consistent pull for better accuracy.
- Overall Length: 5.8 inches, ensuring easy concealment and carry.
- Frame: Polymer, providing durability and a comfortable, secure hold.
- Finish: Robins Egg Blue with stainless steel slide, adding a stylish and unique touch.
- The Bottom Line: The Sig Sauer P365 .380 ACP Robins Egg Blue Pistol combines style, reliability, and ease of use, making it a top choice for everyday carry.
This Pistol is Best For:
- Everyday concealed carry due to its compact size.
- Shooters who prefer a softer recoil.
- Those looking for a reliable and stylish self-defense option.
Unique Features:
This pistol features a stainless optic-ready slide with nickel controls, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics. Its Robin’s Egg Blue modular polymer grip module offers a stylish yet practical design, while the XRay3 Day/Night sights ensure visibility in all lighting conditions. Additionally, it is equipped with a manual safety for added security.
About Sig Sauer:
Sig Sauer is known for its innovative and high-quality firearms. Founded in 1853 in Switzerland, Sig Sauer has a long history of producing reliable and accurate firearms for military, law enforcement, and civilian use. The P365 is proudly manufactured in their facility in Exeter, New Hampshire, USA.
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Sig Sauer P365 .380 ACP FAQs:
The Sig Sauer P365 .380 ACP includes two 10-round magazines, a durable cable lock, and a detailed user manual to ensure you have everything needed for safe and effective use.
Yes, the P365 features an accessory rail located under the barrel. This rail allows you to attach various accessories such as lights and lasers, enhancing the pistol's versatility and utility in different lighting conditions and tactical situations.
To clean and maintain your P365, ensure the pistol is unloaded and disassemble it as per the manual. Clean the barrel, slide, and frame using appropriate cleaning solvents and brushes. Lubricate moving parts lightly to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear. Regular maintenance will keep your pistol in optimal condition.
While the slide lock is not fully ambidextrous, the magazine release can be reversed for left-handed use. This feature makes the P365 more versatile and accommodating for left-handed shooters, enhancing ease of use and accessibility.
The P365 is designed to function reliably with most commercial .380 ACP ammunition, including both full metal jacket (FMJ) for practice and hollow point (HP) rounds for self-defense. It is recommended to test different brands and bullet types to find the best performance and reliability for your specific needs.
It is recommended to replace the recoil spring every 3,000 to 5,000 rounds to maintain optimal performance. Regularly inspecting the spring for signs of wear and replacing it as needed ensures reliable cycling and reduces the risk of malfunctions.