Page 12 - SIG Sauer P365 Reviews

Style, authentic feel & weight, and magazine features

Ammo loading method a real pain, you need to have three hands and cat claws to load the mag!

Seems to have an inherent problem with firing consistently

Pretty accurate for a sub compact BB co2 pistol. The way it looks. Nice replica. Good trigger.

More than 300 fps?

I love it!

Snappy with good blow back, lots of sound (pop) and small like a real carry gun. I wasn't sure I was going to like this gun but its very fun to shoot. Overall, I really like the gun!

The safety is a little on the flimsy side. The safety seemed to work its way back to the safe position several times while firing, probably due to the hefty blowback of the slide. More of a locking mechanism or stiffer safety would be a nice to have.

Gets about 40-45 shots per C02 cartridge.
I was able to get 2-3 inch groupings at 5-7 yards from free hand standing position so the gun is pretty accurate.
Had a jam or two while firing the gun for the first time where I needed to remove the magazine and flick the BB follower and rerack the slide.

I like bigger guns, but this one was a good surprise besides being a replica. Nice blowback and shoots well for that size. No white warnings.

To make it really field-strippable. Since it is a replica, that bad rail was copied instead of having a Picatinny standard.

At 24 feet it needs correction. The Point of Aiming is approximately 1.5-inch to the right and 1.0-inch higher. However, the result for a resting position was not bad: 33% inside a 1.5-inch bullseye and 75% inside the 3-inch circle.

This is a nice looking, very realistic replica of the real p365. nice feel The Magazine which holds bbs and Co2 feels very much like the real thing. That being said the one I received doesn't function correctly. Very bad trigger when loaded and ready to fire with magazine supplied in gun. The extra magazine I purchased worked much better and gives the gun a great trigger and short reset. This gun also has a problem with the fixed sights. the gun at only 15 ft shoots low 3 inches and left 3 inches. This is not acceptable. Also has a loose safety. The folks at Pyramid were very helpful and courteous. They Emailed me a shipping slip to send it back for exchange Fed X. Hopefully the replacement will not have these problems. I will not own any kind of gun that will not shoot straight or function properly. Because of these problems I have to give a poor rating. Hopefully after I receive the replacement I can re evaluate. If It works right and it shoots straight I will probably give 5stars

Adjustable rear sights.

Rested on sand bags this little gun will shoot a 1 inch group at 5 to 7 yards. This would be great if it did not hit low 3 inches and left 3 inches with fixed sights and no way to adjust it. Hopefully the replacement I get will hit the bull at this short distance. Pyramid is a great company. I have ordered many things from them in the past with no problems at all. This is the first problem I have had and they are making it right.

Looks exactly like the real steal version. Blowback. Slide locks back after last shot.

Make it Full blowback. Slide should lock back Full not semi or half. The plastic frame should be a harder plastic/polymer. Can feel a little cheapy compared to the real steal version.

Really good replica of the p365. The frame can make the gun feel dinky. But still bad ass.

Perfect for its intended use as a training device for the real 365.

I bought this for training & a get a feel for it to see if a P365 would become my edc. First one didn't work at all out of the box, second one worked well & pretty accurate for what it is. Next time out nothing, bbs just roll out of the barrel. Waiting on #3.

Have had lots of fun with this regardless of some issues - shoots wonderfully when it does. Loading the mags takes both hands and a BB loader helps. I've been using the black diamond BBs so far. I get a good three to four loads (and can cram 13 in a mag with no issues) per CO2 cylinder, in one of the mags I have anyway, which ain't bad for a blowback gun. The other one seems to die during the first run, losing power rapidly, even though it seems no different loading the cylinder and getting that first hiss and seat. But, a few shots, and then it won't blowback and often leaves a BB in the barrel and I need to push it out with a cleaning rod. Maybe it's a bad mag, but it looks no different and did work for about three runs or so - so it didn't break in, it broke.... Very happy with the usual fps and accuracy - been getting decent three inch spreads at 10 yards standing.

When I got it, the first thing i did was oil it very well...
I did not take it apart.
Air Pistol had 1 BB run through it on a new CO2 cartridge, and now the gun is jammed with slide locked up, just before the action, with the BB successfully out of the gun... no reason it should be locked up....

I bought this less than two days ago thinking it would be a decent little thing to practice steady aiming but this thing jams like crazy or I have to manually cock it back despite it being a co2 blowback.

Great build quality compact/concealable fun to shoot feels great in hand

.177 pellets would be great, even if the mag held less. .22 would be amazing. Metal threads on CO2 cap.

The bottom part where the CO2 screws in is metal on plastic and easy to strip if you don't alight it right.

Great little CO2 pistol reasonably priced accuracy isnt bad. All in all a decent little bb pistol

Make it available in pellet option

This thing is for target practice only so I would not concern myself too much with the low FPS

Bought this to train a little less expensively and a little more quietly on the land. Sizing is spot on with slight weight variance. Each of Sig's air cylinders lasted me a little over 6 magazines worth (13 bb's each). The problem is on the 6th and 7th mags. The slide didn't lock back on the end of the 6th and around the same spot there's not enough air pressure to cycle properly and I was getting double feeds. Maybe I should just change the canister after the 5th mag? Had to manually push out a couple jams to clear the barrel. Love the concept. May have "jumped the gun" in purchasing it. Also, I carry the 12 round mags on my 9mm 365 and would love that size to practice with instead of the 10. Trying to simulate my EDC.

This the second time i returned the P365. I believe the striker pin stays out to far when the first shot is fired with this it empty half the c02. After that it works fine but weak due to the loss of c02. Or maybe its something else. I need help. I really like the little gun