Sig sauer p365-xmacro comp with romeozero elite optic semi-auto pistol

These firearms are inherently functional thanks to superior designs. They have lasted for decades, and have spawned many variations that almost always work as well as the original. Though a relative newcomer, the SIG Sauer P series of semi-automatic pistols have taken on workhorse status, too—in all the best ways. The striker-fired, semi-automatic 9mm very quickly gained impressive sales and many advocates.

In , SIG Sauer hit a homerun with the introduction of its micro compact 9mm-chambered P pistol. For comparison, the similarly sized Glock 43, which preceded the P by about three years, featured a flush-fit, six-round magazine. The extended magazine held 12 rounds and provided just enough room to establish a full firing grip. Thanks to the P, you no longer had to carry a bigger gun to have a double-digit round count. Glock answered with its 43X and 48 models, which upped the capacity to 10 rounds.

Sig sauer p365-xmacro comp with romeozero elite optic semi-auto pistol

The most feature-rich member of SIG Sauer's P series of everyday carry pistols is the new XMACRO , which brings a redesigned grip module, shot capacity, and integrated compensator along for the ride. Then came expansions in the series such as the PXL with a slightly larger grip module, flat-faced trigger, and round flush-fit mag while only growing the height a half an inch; and the PXL Spectre Comp , which introduced an innovative integrated compensator to the slide that helps tame recoil without porting the barrel or extending past the frame. Well, the SIG P XMACRO takes all those incremental improvements and blends them in a new grip module with some more extras, including a 40 percent increase in capacity and an M accessory rail, while still standing just over 5 inches tall. Plus, it is about half the price of the Spectre Comp. Review Contents. The integrated compensator in the slide gives the new pistol a slightly shorter barrel and sight radius. Interestingly, the grip feels remarkably similar to SIG's excellent P rimfire. The two guns, when stacked next to each other, favor in terms of grip frame and ergonomics. When taking on the O. Likewise, the grip module of the gun has a magwell whose lips flare gently out, allowing easier mag changes and the use of magwell accessories SIG says some are in-bound. It would be interesting to see if the Katana magwell from Empire, which is popular with PXL users, fits this model. Going further to compatibility, the XMACRO is still a P at its heart, and its fire control unit can swap around to different modules.

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Named after the armed citizen, Eli Dicken, who stopped an active shooter at the Greenwood Park Mall, he connected with eight out of 10 shots at an impressive 40 yards. This impromptu drill consists of 10 shots fired in 15 seconds at 40 yards with a minimum of 8 hits required on a silhouette. While Eli fired from a barricade position, I was just firing unsupported offhand. I saw it had impacted left of center and my second shot broke right, and it impacted right of center. The next eight rounds all impacted around the first.

Named after the armed citizen, Eli Dicken, who stopped an active shooter at the Greenwood Park Mall, he connected with eight out of 10 shots at an impressive 40 yards. This impromptu drill consists of 10 shots fired in 15 seconds at 40 yards with a minimum of 8 hits required on a silhouette. While Eli fired from a barricade position, I was just firing unsupported offhand. I saw it had impacted left of center and my second shot broke right, and it impacted right of center. The next eight rounds all impacted around the first.

Sig sauer p365-xmacro comp with romeozero elite optic semi-auto pistol

The most feature-rich member of SIG Sauer's P series of everyday carry pistols is the new XMACRO , which brings a redesigned grip module, shot capacity, and integrated compensator along for the ride. Then came expansions in the series such as the PXL with a slightly larger grip module, flat-faced trigger, and round flush-fit mag while only growing the height a half an inch; and the PXL Spectre Comp , which introduced an innovative integrated compensator to the slide that helps tame recoil without porting the barrel or extending past the frame. Well, the SIG P XMACRO takes all those incremental improvements and blends them in a new grip module with some more extras, including a 40 percent increase in capacity and an M accessory rail, while still standing just over 5 inches tall. Plus, it is about half the price of the Spectre Comp. Review Contents. The integrated compensator in the slide gives the new pistol a slightly shorter barrel and sight radius. Interestingly, the grip feels remarkably similar to SIG's excellent P rimfire. The two guns, when stacked next to each other, favor in terms of grip frame and ergonomics. When taking on the O. Likewise, the grip module of the gun has a magwell whose lips flare gently out, allowing easier mag changes and the use of magwell accessories SIG says some are in-bound.

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Offer only for new subscribers. Here is what handgun hunters can expect from this big-bore X-Frame revolver. I suspect recent events have led many to re-evaluate their suitability for concealed carry. There are much worse factory triggers to be had on polymer-framed striker-fired pistols. Like the P, it has degree texture on the grip with a high undercut on the trigger guard and scalloped thumb pads on both sides, allowing easy access to the magazine release. Interchangeable backstraps are rapidly becoming the norm with polymer pistols, and SIG was smart to design this into the XMacro. Destinations The Latest. The one that worked best for me was the medium grip and I stuck with that for the entirety of this year-long review period, and I also used the FOXTROT2 weapon light whenever I was able to one of the holsters could not accommodate it. In , SIG Sauer hit a homerun with the introduction of its micro compact 9mm-chambered P pistol. Once its teething problems were addressed, it went on to reshape the market. Many began to desire a new model that kept the best features of the P, but allowed it to perform like a full-size duty gun. Federal's new. The sights are dove-tailed into the slide, and are a real aid to getting the most out of the P on the range. In addition to traditional calibers for personal protection Punch is also available in.

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Here's a first look. I will do business again with you soon. Even with my medium size hands, cleanly ejecting the mag on the P is something I have to be conscious of due to its very short grip. But, what if, rather than one, you are faced with multiple assailants or an angry violent mob? It is powered by a single CR battery and features three programmable user modes and four interchangeable paddle designs. Don't miss an issue. Get Digital Access. It sported a Romeo-X red dot mounted on the rear of the slide and a Foxtrot2R light attached to the under-barrel accessory rail. While other companies in the micro-compact 9mm category have introduced their own variants of compensated higher capacity guns, the method to which SIG Sauer has approached it is quite unique and in some ways reduces the complexity of the idea and added an unprecedented level of capacity to the mix as well. Was this review helpful? Thanks for supporting us!