Page 9 - SIG Sauer P365 Reviews

The look and feel is awesome.

The whole inner workings. The gun starts to shoot poorly after a few mags. It will fire out two bb's at a time

Great looking gun but is very poorly made. Not worth your time, I researched this gun before I bought it and read about the issues it had in 2019. Then I read about how all the bugs were worked out for the 2020 version FALSE information. The gun needs to be redesigned.

Having the Sig 226 & Sig X5, I purchased the p365 for my Granddson as he is 'showing an interest. ( big mistake). It's a lovely looking gun, well made and shoots accurately. BUT the CO2 loading system is rubbish. From the day I bought it, 3 weeks ago, it has leaked CO2 gas. Fortunately Crawley Surplus Supplies exchanged the p365 for the Umerex Walther PPKs. Great shame for the Sig Sauer is a lovely small gun, but has serious CO2 faults. I cannot recommend it. JTM France.

The gun works well for what we need them for. The magazine a week into using them it no longer works. As soon as you put a co2 cylinder into it and tighten it down it bleeds the whole thing out. The gun is now useless with the lame magazine.

Had the gun for about 2 months ago I loved it at first! now it Dont want to shoot! It like it's jammed but its not! Still a amazing gun and it looks real and feels real to the weigh the handling an the accuracy

Realistic replica w/good imitation of firearm functions. Innovative magazine / CO2 design that again mimics real firearm operation well. Good quality, fit and workmanship. Excellent practice tool for owner of the real firearm.

Higher velocity out of the muzzle. Both range and accuracy suffer with the sub-300 FPS velocity. Price matching - when I wanted to buy this, Pyramyd air was backordered until the middle of the next month and then until the end of that month. Amazon had it immediately available, almost $10 cheaper and free delivery. I've always appreciated Pyramyd's customer service, but thought they should have tried to be more price competitive, especially given the lack of availability.

One of the magazines released all the CO2 the first time the trigger was pulled for two cartridges. After that it began working normally.

The gun feels a bit lighter than "normal" 365, and trigger is not the same. It would work nicely for practicing the draw and clearing malfunctions. First CO2 canister shot reasonably well. Trigger reset was non-existent, and overall trigger feel was weird, but it worked in semi-auto mode as expected. Subsequent three were either spitting 2-3 BBs at a time, required racking the slide after each shot or mis-fed. I can't believe that only one of CO2s was good.

It is an almost exact replica of my 9mm Sig 365.

The trigger is longer and stiffer. This may wear in over time

It is a copy of a carry gun. Do not think it will be a target shooter. It is b b ! And the CO2 is fairly loud.

Fun little BB gun to shoot. I have and shoot a real 9mm P365 and was hoping to spend snowy winter days in my basement target practicing with this. This is not bad but has some issues. It does feel like the real thing, just lighter in weight. Accuracy was so-so but still OK for fun.

The safety is too loose. (On two different ones!) It was too easy for me to hit it with my thumb just enough to keep it from shooting. Magazines are better designed than the P226, but when you release the spring clip, be sure to have your finger on the end where you load the BB's or they will fly out from the spring inertia

I really wanted to like this a lot, but I cannot. After 6 months the blowback action stopped. You could rack it each time and it would shoot again, but would not auto reload. Tried several BB brands and had three magazines to use. It was the gun. Sent it back to SIG under warranty. They sent me a new one right away, but this one never loads the final BB no matter how many you put in the magazine, 2 or 10. You have to rack it on the last BB each time, again with all magazines tried. I would have spent $25 or more if I could have gotten one that worked all the time. This does not. SIG could have done much better.

I fire a P226 9mm. I like this Sig Sauer pistol
I have a Berreta Px4 and a Walther PPQ air pistol
I bought the P365 BB. as a compact pistol. I then found out is prohibited as it has a 3" barrel. Normal minimum is 4.2". I can still use it in my house on a 10 meter target.

I had to send it back to the supplier for replacement.
I fired the first shot, that was Ok. The second shot was gas only and the slide recycled.
I had to press on the bottom of the magazine for it to click, then fire the third shoot.
The fourth shot was gas only again. I pressed the magazine bottom until it clicked, then fired my fifth shot. I used four different new magazines to test the pistol. The problem is in the pistol.
I will see what happens with the replacement.
It starts to cost with mailing and insurance both ways.
Thanks.

Great materials. Bought the gun to practice the ACTS/PROVE prior to my Canadian firearms safety courses.

The slide catch stopped working within two days.

Had this gun for about 6 months (the old model) but never had both mags working. Really struggle to stop them leaking

This gun is so much less expensive to use to practice. I have been able to use this air pistol to practice at the house during this time when gun ranges have been closed. I can get more practice time in without having to drive anywhere which saves time. It's very rewarding.

Nice looking little pistol - the colors of the metal finish and the polymer match each other very well. I like the stop built into the magazine to hold the spring while loading.

It is a shame that the pistol wasn't designed to be taken down. The recoil is very light and the slide locks back, but only part way. Loading the BBs is a little awkward at first, but I got used to it quickly.

It might just be my pistol, but this thing leaks CO2 when you insert the magazine after loading. it stops once the mag is fully seated, but it leaks every time. I can only get about 40 shots from a cannister of CO2, which is surprising since the blowback is so mild, and the slide is so small.

I should add that the point of aim and the point of impact are about 3 inches off at 20ft. It will group at about 1.5 " at that distance, but accuracy is not a strong suit of this airgun. It's cute, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I have had this piece for about 10 days now.Kinda questioned the acuracy at first but once I figured out that the C02 cylinder needs to warm up after you empty the magfazine it became a lot more acurate. Great trainer for my P365 and P365XL. I shoot every day and run dozons of magazines through it. I am half way through my secon box of C02 cylinders and am loving it. I have also found that it doeen't like Daisy C02 as well as it likes Crossman.

I bought my P365 BB pistol on Februrary 5,2020. I was able to shoot approximately 30 rounds before the slide lock level began to malfunction. It engaged every time the slide was either pulled back or during blow back. I am extremely disappointed that Sig Sauer would sell such a defective product.

This could have been a really good trainer. Unfortunately, it's a dog to shoot. Misfeeds, double fires. A cheap toy, not a trainer.

I bought this bb pistol because it is identical to what I carry and I can draw/fire at home in garage or in my yard. I fits perfectly in my holster and is accurate from defense distances so I can see if I am accurate after drawing not just the draw. It also works great for just draw in the house as it leaves my carry gun available

I have been looking at purchasing this since it came out my local Sig Elite dealer had some in stock so I went ahead and purchased. Very happy that I did I have previously bought the Sig air MK25 P226 and M17 pellet pistols and enjoy the backyard practice with them. The P365 is a great edition for training, keeping my muscle memory up on fast draw from my appendix carry. I would highly recommend this for anyone using the P365 for their daily carry.

Wait, Close Quarter drills in my basement?? My wife is going to hate all the BBs rolling around but this this is a riot!! Feels just like my actual P365, trigger is heavier and there's a learning curve for loading and cycling- but- For a replica that's 1/5th the price and costs penny's to shoot- not to mention no FFL- I will drive this thing into the ground. Only cycling trouble that I have had is running out of CO2 or running out of BBs. Great fun to shoot!

I bought this about a month ago in order to train at home. I am a bit disappointed with the quality overall. I have other Sig firearms and I am a huge fan of Sig for the most part. I consider them to be a premium gun manufacturer and I expect to get good quality firearms no matter the caliber. Honestly, I would rather have paid double the money and have a good quality fierarm.

Pros:
Price
Good Immitation of my P365

Cons:
Relaiability is spotty at best
Weight is not close to the P365