SIG Sauer Introduces P365 XL Pistol

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posted on July 9, 2019
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SIG Sauer has introduced the P365 XL pistol, combining the capacity, control, and shootability of a full-size pistol, with the concealability of a micro-compact.


“… the P365 … was a game-changer when it comes to Everyday Carry, … delivering unprecedented capacity in a micro-compact size,” said Tom Taylor, chief marketing officer and executive vice president, commercial sales, SIG Sauer. “With the P365 XL we have once again redefined Everyday Carry by delivering 12+1 capacity, or 15+1 capacity, in a highly concealable, compact profile while bringing many of the XSeries features to the P365 that are extremely popular and sought after by consumers.” 

The P365 XL is a 9 mm striker-fired pistol, featuring the XSeries P365 grip module with an integrated carry magwell and extended beavertail, a flat trigger with a 90-degree break, and a 3.7” barrel for increased accuracy while retaining concealability. The pistol features an optics-ready slide, compatible with the new SIG Sauer Electro-Optics ROMEOZero and RMSc Optics, comes equipped with X-RAY3 Day/Night sights, and ships with two 12-round magazines (15-round magazines available separately.)



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For more, visit sigsauer.com.

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