Page 5 - SIG Sauer P365 Reviews

It's a wonderful gun to practice with for using my 9mm model. I only wish Sig would make a 177 pellet model.

The air pistol is a good replica of the 365 and would provide good practice for not much money in ammo cost, but the thing doesn't work very well. After 4 or 5 shots the hammer quits cocking and the pistol won't fire. The BB's sometime fall out of the barrel after a slide rack which is necessary to cock the hammer when it doesn't cock itself. Sig shouldn't put their name on a product this tempermental. I also don't seem to be able to get an RMA to return the pistol for repair.

Works well. Wish it had more power for longer distance and flatter trajectory. I like it.

Built similar to the real deal. Purchased along with the shooting gallery. Glad Sig Sauer offers this option for their customers. Fun to use! Probably a great way to start out another generation of firearms enthusiasts. My first experience as a child was with a bb gun that was a lot of fun. Obviously adult supervision and properly trained. NRA youth course , etc.

An excellent variant of an actual P365. Fun and great for teaching fundamentals.

I get a lot of double feeds that would be great for training but clearing a bb is a different process than clearing a round.

To start off mine arrived with what would be a 12 round extension mag on the real gun instead of just the pinky extension. I wish the extra ones I ordered were also but those were only the pinky extension ones. My 9 yr old son had a lot of fun plinking around. Yhis is a perfect gun safety and draw practice gun.

Not even a month old and only loaded it once and it keeps jamming up can’t figure out why but it’s a bad taste with this one , we love the real p365 wouldn’t trade it for the world.

Of all the blowback pistols I've tried this one was really good as far as both accuracy and sight alignment. Accurate in the sense that I was getting excellent groups at 7meters, and sights were right on. This is usually not the case with any blowback but guess I got lucky with this one. However, like so many others who tried the P365, the quality control of Sig quickly reared its ugly head. After just 4 co2's, I was not able to load another. The fifth co2 pierced and blew off entirely. Thinking (hoping) it was just a bad co'2 capsule I gave it another try and that one too depleted everything in about 15 seconds. One last hope, I tried a third co2 of a different manufacturer and same thing. Thankfully Pyramid Air will always stand by their customers and issued a refund. If this model had a better history I would have requested an exchange but giving that it's reputation is average at best, I lost confidence in the P365.

Nothing other than better quality control.

If you get a "good one" you will love it. I thought this was the best replica I've tried and I own the real P365. This airgun is very detailed and shoots surprisingly well, while it works.

A perfect replica in look, and pretty close in feel. The magazine that came with it leaks a bit, but I called Sig and they cheerily offered to ship me a new one, which they did right off. (It turned out to be a 12rd one instead of the 20rd one, but OK, it works better. Also worth noting that over time the original magazine leaks less and less, maybe a seal is better seating itself with use.) The gun is fairly accurate compared to other bb pistols, and the blowback works well, though of course without anything like the kick of the real thing. Velocity seems low, it often won't pierce cardboard at 15 feet. Also, the gun does seem to jam more than you'd expect a bb pistol to--not sure yet why that's happening, but I usually have to drop the mag and fiddle with the spring a bit to unjam it. Happens maybe every 30 shots or so on average. All in all, a pretty good choice if you specifically want a P365 replica, otherwise may not be a great choice.

It’s a pretty good practice aide. It looks and feels pretty darn close. I have 3 adult boys who love to plink cans with it. It’s a bit lighter than the real thing but other than that it’s great. I would buy again.

I'm so glad I purchased this pistol it is just what I needed to practice with even though it is lighter than my P365. Practicing drawing this from my various holsters and firing it at target at my home keeps my skill level high.

Google the problems people are having with this before you buy. Broke within first 50rds. Not the quality you'd expect from Sig

Gun itself is great replica of the 9mm but the magazine is horrible. Co2 is sporadic and stripped after roughly a dozen cartridges. Replacement not available so now of no use

Would only fire (one shot) if I locked the slide back first. But would load multiple bb's into the barrel.

The valve seal is incredibly brittle. I've purchased two of these guns in the past three months and had the valve seals fail on both. Incredibly frustrating. The issue needs to be addressed. Would be great if they included an extra magazine with each gun or offered a replacement valve seal for purchase.

Serves the purpose of training my grandchildren on proper gun handling off the back porch

Excellent way to reinforce muscle memory for draw and fire concealed carry. If you do it right, you can even reuse your bb’s

An exact version of my P365 so practicing drawing and other skills can be accomplished inside using cardboard traps to keep up skills. Nicely done.

Super nice replica, looks, weight and feel.

The Magazine is an Achilles heel. The bottom plug that holds and pushes the cartridge up to get punctured is low quality metal and with very fine threads which strips immediately under the pressure it takes to puncture the cartridge. Also the internal seal on the magazine after 7 cartridges started leaking and then gave out shortly thereafter and no remedy of seal maintenance made a difference.

Accuracy varies, definitely for short range targets.