Page 11 - SIG Sauer P365 Reviews

Identicle to the real one. I bought this for my Brother because he has the real 9mm. Side bye side almost impossible to know which is the 9mm. Shoots alittle low as other reviewers have mentioned but accurate for its size. Great little trainer pistel.

Add alittle wieght to it. Its much lighter then the real one. Metal clip might help. Smoother trigger like the Sig P226 has. Other than that it is a bb gun and and must be reviewed as one. 79 dollars. The real one is 5 hundred and change. Anyone wants a 79 dollar affordable trainer pistel get it. Want it to operate like real pay 500.00. Consider what it is. BB gun :) Get one

The one I purchased works fine. Review it for what it is. 79 dollar bb gun. Off course it is not the real one and wont be as smooth but affordable. Spray Remington Rem oil in the slider and down the outside of the barrel. Take your time not stripping the nut that tightens the Co2
2 in. Put Crosman Pellgunoil on the tip of Co2 before inserting it in gun. Well done Sig and Umarex. Great fun little pistel :)

I got this guy to start teaching my son about proper use of a fire arm and the safty measures involved with handling one we got a chance to play arond with it today and learn some handling skills realy enjoyed it and very happy to get something so similar (like exact) to my p365 but if ur reading this u need to treat this as ur own gun not something easly accessible it looks truly real but love it and so dose my boy

I got this product online since I star looking for that kind of product I was in love. It's very nice not to big good size.

got the p365 bb gun, safety does not work right, slide catch grabs slide every round, magazine threads bunged up and wont reload in gun had to use extra mag I bought.

This air gun is a hugely helpful training tool for carrying. Excellent quality and an exact match to the real thing. Could not be happier.

Use it for training purposes. Bought one gor myself and my son who also loves it. Keep up the great work sig. By the way i also own the 9mm p365 version and love it as well

Functioned fine for several loadings, then began leaking and hissing all CO2 cartridges. SIG promptly sent me a replacement magazine. However, I believe I have found the initial magazine problem. On the front of the magazine, there is a small tab on the RH side which slides down vertically. NOT the magazine BB loading tab. This was "sticking" and not operating freely. 'Couple drops of oil, massage a little......frees up.....bad mag working fine with no CO2 leakage. Hope this helps. Fairly accurate for what it is.....I can sometimes group @2" at 30 feet. For beer can bustin', it is fine.

Not too enamored with the safety. Easily engages. My EDC 365, the one that goes POW!!, does not have one.

All of the issues seem to be aimed at the magazine. Try my remedy. I am convinced this will fix it.

Appearance.

Very Difficult to thread CO2 cylinder nut. Trigger worse than "Horrible"!! Too many misfires. 'Blowback' feature is a waste of gas. Would not have bought this - much less the pair I did - if I had gotten to test fire first. 'Accuracy' is "All Over The Place".

Complete waste of money for 2 of what are now paperweights.

I’ve bought a few co2 guns over the years and I have say that the quality is top notch
I’m guessing because the gun is made by SIG it’s gonna be made well

Fun! Looks and feels like the real steel 365. Has a sharp report and clean blowback action. Accurate to 10 meters.

Needs a high visibility safety band because it really is identical to the real steel. Do not carry in public.

Always have pyramidair 10 shot test your airgun purchase. The bad reviews you see below are from those who don't use this invaluable service.

COOL SMALL GUN, BUT LATELY SOMETIMES FIRING AFTER A FRESH CO2 I HAVE A SMALL BURST OF EXCESS CO2.

Accuracy & feel like the P365 is very good

Reliability still sucks.

Realistic copy of the handgun good for backyard practice & plinking. Took me three guns to get one that works 80% of the time but Pyramyd took good care of me.

A great practice tool! My only problem is replacing the gas cylinder, as the bottom of the pistol is realistic and slanted, it takes a few tries to make sure you won’t strip threads, but still a small price to pay for a cheap practice session!

Accurate replica in appearance and nearly the same weight as loaded P365. I purchased this air pistol for training, primarily draw and fire. Pistol is accurate. Make sure that magazine is functioning properly. I had some issues with a leaky magazine, but had purchased two extra mags to practice reloads. Both of those are functioning perfectly. Set your targets up in the garage and start training.

I bought a month ago and i need to send it back for a second time. The gun shoots full auto sometimes or it shoots very week at times with a brand new co2. Hard to tell if its the gun or the magazine because i received my original items back after a "clean and lube" and it still does the same thing.

I bought this pistol a couple months ago. fired about a hundred bb's and found it to be very accurate. One thing I noticed is that my hand can inadvertently move the safety enough to interrupt the trigger. I suspect I will adapt as I get more accustomed to shooting this pistol.

This airgun definitely lives up to its expectations. I followed the well written instructions and was able to be up and shooting in minutes. Accuracy is acceptable, but I didn't buy it to shoot MOA at 100 yards. It's a fun addition to the real 365 and that's exactly why I purchased it. Worth every penny of its very reasonable price.

I love this BB gun. Wished I’d waited, tho’, for Sig to offer it $20.00 cheaper than when I pre-ordered it from Sig Sauer. Not happy about that!

Accurate replica of the 9mm P 365 in most respects, fits holsters made for the real gun. For those who complain that the accessory rail isn't Picitiny, neither is the one for the real P 365, it's proprietary to SIG. The following is not what I liked, but general observations. The first gun shot at least 10 inches low with a group the size of a basket ball, many BBs not penetrating a single layer of cardboard.This was done at 10 yds from a supported rest. I realize now that this was really pushing the limits of the BB gun even when it functioned properly. With the replacement gun, I fired for accuracy at 7 and 5 yds. At 7 yds, the distance shot by Mr Adler in his review, the gun shot roughly 6 inch groups and about 6 inches low from POA. At five yards, from a supported rest, the gun shot 4 in. low with about a 3 1/2 in group, about half of the shots were within a 1 1/2 cluster within the main group. All groups were 12 shots, the magazine capacity, as opposed to Mr Adler's 5 shot groups.

Inconsistent trigger pull and velocity, better accuracy. I don't know what gun Mr Adler shot in his review, but it wasn't anything like the two examples that I have had and shot extensively. I made my decision to try this replica trainer largely based on his review. I have the 9mm P 365 and wanted a trainer to practice presentation from the holster and drawing from concealment, engaging targets with dynamic movement, something I can't do with the real gun at my local range. The magazines are the source of most of the problems, except for accuracy and shooting low. With both of the sample I have had, I purchased an extra magazine. I would also eliminate the safety lever which is easily accidentally flipped on during shooting. If the discharge valve in the magazine could be tuned in some way, it might be redeemable. I haven't decided if I'll return the second gun yet, I still have a couple weeks to fool with it before the return window closes.

The trigger causes the barrel to push back against the discharge valve located in the top of the magazine to fire the pistol. This valve is the source of most of the problems, resulting in inconsistent trigger pulls ranging from quite acceptable to impossible, making you think that the safety is on. This destroys accuracy. In the first two magazines, it would get stuck open and discharge a great amount of CO2 out the sides of the pistol , but not fire the BB. With my first pistol, I was using Crossman cartridges, which I later read are dirty, and Beeman airgun oil. I'm not sure how much this combo contributed to the gas leaks and stuck valves in the first two magazines, but it probably did. I returned the first gun for replacement along with the extra magazine. With the new gun and magazine, I ran an Ultrair lubrication CO2 cartridge thru each mag first, then used Ultrex CO2 carts and had no problems with gas leaks or stuck valves, but still had inconsistent trigger pulls and velocity.

Compact. Concealed. LOUD bang.

TBD