Page 3 - SIG Sauer P365 Reviews

Very inaccurate. Racking is required for each shot.

Had pistol less than four months. The screw that holds cartilage in place at bottom stripped out now can’t loosen and remove cartilage!!!

Absolutely fantastic. The easiest air pistol I've ever owned.

The feel of the real gun.

None

No

This is a wonderful shooting little pistol!

Add a mount for a red dot.

I love this little pistol, it is easy to shoot and very lite. Now I want the bullet version!

Inaccurate.. low fps, useless for any application. Don’t waste your money.

This is the first negative review for sig. The 365 bb gun does not fire correctly. The trigger does not engage a lot. Then sometimes to bb's will come out.

Everything matches the actual firearm. Very accurate at 15 feet. Comfortable to shoot, Good sights. Worth the cost.

Nothing

Noticed mine prefers Hornaday Black bbs. Pyramid is fast processing orders!

The slide on this pistol gets stuck all the time. I hope that if I take the gun apart and oil the area that it will work. The gun is not usable in the condition that I received it. As a note we also purchased the 1911 Air BB Pistol and this gun shoots fine.

Purchased this to practice my procedures without expending live ammo.

Purchased the BB gun for plinking, I also carry the real p365 so it’s nice to use for practicing drawing then plinking a target with out the worry of any negligent mishaps.

If you have an actual bullet shooting P365, I’d call this a must buy, or at least, a good purchase. If you don’t have the real version, and are not sure you want this, and you have other air pistols, I’d call this a pass. I love Sig, truly, but this airgun is sort of odd. I wasted multiple CO2’s by following the loading instructions. The problem here is you are tightening in the CO2 by feel and by luck, it is not foolproof CO2 loading, like the solid clamping system in the incredible M18 air pistol. Many times, when I tried, the CO2 mass exhausted when loading. You are probably reading this and thinking to yourself, it’s because I wasn’t careful. I was careful, there’s just sort of a knack to loading the CO2. I’ve basically got it figured out at this point, but my point is, there shouldn’t be a learning curve with this. It should be really, really solid as most Sig products are, not a question of hoping you do it right. The instructions weren’t working for me, and that was frustrating. The instructions also do not explain disassembly. Sig probably has reasons for this, but I like to see basic disassembly spelled out for me if disassembly is useful. Plus, I do see how the bolt you tighten to load the CO2 could strip. Mine is actually starting to wear, and I baby it. It isn’t stripped, but I can see that being an issue for some. Once charged with CO2, and that’s no small accomplishment, accuracy is decent at my range of 10 feet, the gun looks great, and it is basically a pretty sweet, functioning blowback shooter. If you have a real P 365, this will be nice to have, even with the oddities, and you’ll likely be very happy with it and you can train with it. If you are not getting an angle on the real one, and are just looking at this as a bb air pistol, my 2-cent advice would be that there are other, more thorough choices in CO2 pistol.

Procedurally, a most effective alternative to live fire practice...at a fraction of the cost. It's important to remember that it's an air powered gun and will degrade in cycling and accuracy as the gas cylinder is discharged or near empty...but, overall, this is a great practice tool for developing/maintaining position, sight picture, drawing from a holster, or just plinking fun.

My kids love to go to my range that has air gun course. This tool helps with understanding firearms safety and is fun for the whole family.

The Pistol is great and worked flawlessly. It is very similar to the real Sig Sauer P365 less the sound and recoil.

The magazine that the pistol came with failed to push the BBs up. I found that I could shoot two rounds and then I would get air and had to slap the base plate of the magazine to get the spring to push the BBs up to the firing position. I was able to resolve this issue by filing off the square edges on the BB follower so that it would move smoothly up after each shot without jamming. I also had an issue with cross threading the base cap of the magazine and finally had to pull one out of my Umarex magazine and that base cap worked fine. I purchased a replacement magazine and found the base cap very difficult to remove, which I then added some pellgun oil to the threads, but it was still very difficult to align and thread in. However, once it was in I got 140 shots out of a single cylinder and did not have a single malfunction.

If you have a Sig Sauer P365, P365X, or a P365XL this is a great training aid. Be very careful removing and installing the screw in base cap on the magazine. If you do cross thread it, get an Umarex replacement base cap it screws in smoothly. I would have given this straight 5 star ratings if I did not have the problems with the magazine.

I like this gun size because my hand cover very vell

This gun is very easy and not to heavy

This price and gun very good deal for shopping

This is a good product considering its relatively low price. So far (~200 rounds) it functions reliably and we'll. My usage is as a training aid. While this pistol is adequate (I would buy it again) I do wish Sig would develop a line of improved replica models: better trigger, sights, properly rifled barrel for pellets, and more attention to disassembly for lubrication and maintenance. Obviously the above is a different product at higher cost which would be fine. Even as it is however I find this CO2 BB pistol useful for training.

Decent BB gun, but a perfect training aid. It runs true to sights as the full bullet gun at 7 yards. This allows tons of draw and shoot practice for pennies and can be done in most back yards. The only real difference in feel is the trigger. It does leave something to be desired, but it is a BB gun after all. I do recommend especially at the price point.

Must have gotten one from a bad batch. Seal won't hold air no matter what I do or use. Loading the CO2 with an Allen wrench is kind of ridiculous. Can't review the shooting aspect of it since I have never been able to shoot it.

After buying the P365 for 9mm self defense, I was happy to see that Sig Sauer offered an air pistol of the same model. Reviews across the internet of the air pistol absolutely confused me related to the mix of 5-star and 1-star reviews. How could a company who makes such incredible firearms do poorly with airguns? Deciding to go with my gut feeling, I purchased the air pistol. WOW! No regrets and no problems at all! Was told by the salesman to read all instructions and follow them as written. The CO2 cartridges have not leaked and there have been no firing problems. Compared to other air pistols my husband has shot, he said the loading of the CO2 was different for the Sig since you did not have to "back off" the cartridge after the initial piercing. This air pistol is perfect for practice in the backyard and provides a realistic feel compared to the real thing. Highly accurate, as well. Love it!