#SIG SAUER 9MM SEMIAUTOMATIC HANDGUN FULL#

If concealment the biggest priority, choose the P365. Which gun should you choose? Well, I can’t necessarily answer that question for you, but I can present to you the questions you need to ask yourself. As a smaller gun, the size of what you can equip to it is somewhat limited.

The P365 has a proprietary rail that will only fit certain accessories. As a fan of weapon-mounted lights, the rail definitely makes a difference. The P320 Compact has an excellent Picatinny rail that allows you to mount a light, laser, or training device to it. Rails and Accessories for Sig Sauer P320 vs P365 The larger P320 Compact predictably holds more rounds than the P365, and more rounds are often better than fewer rounds, right? The P365 gets close with its 15 round extended magazine, but the P320 Compact can carry up to 21 rounds. If you take the P365 route, you’re stuck with 9mm while the P320 Compact offers 9mm, 40 S&W, and 357 SIG as caliber options. Caliber and Capacity: P320 Compact vs P365 It also features an M1913 Accessory Rail – which is a major determining factor for a lot of handgun shoppers these days. The larger Compact frame gives you more gun to grip, and the more gun you can grip, the better you’ll shoot. The P320 Compact is harder to carry but easier to shoot. The P365, by its very nature, is more comfortable to conceal carry.

If a side by side comparison doesn’t do it, holstering and donning them for carry most certainly will. Seeing them side by side is what sells you on the differences between the two practically straight away. The P365 is lighter by 8 ounces, nearly 2 inches shorter, and a half-inch thinner. The P320 Compact comes from the Glock 19-sized school of designing compact firearms. The P365 is near pocket pistol sized and the P320 Compact is smaller than most duty pistols. While the SIG Sauer Company built both guns for carry, they approach the subject in drastically different ways. The most notable difference between the two guns is size. Both semi-automatic striker-fired pistols start with a “P” followed by a number in the 300’s, both are designed for concealed carry, and both are available in 9mm.īut the similarities pretty much end there. With so many SIGs to choose from, I understand why the topic of P320 Compact vs. Let’s take a look at how the P365 and P320 Compact compare! P320 vs P365: From the Outside

#SIG SAUER 9MM SEMIAUTOMATIC HANDGUN FULL#

And then you have the P320 family, including the P320 Full-Size, Carry, Compact, Sub-Compact, M-17, M-18, RX Full Size, RX Compact, Sub Compact with Rail, and more! When you consider all your options, it can get rather confusing! Within the P365 family, you have the P365, SAS, XL, and XL Romeo. While SIG models vary from category to category, I’ve seen many gun owners and prospective buyers specifically weighing the SIG Sauer P365 against the P320 Compact – not to be confused with the XCompact… or the Sub-Compact.

SIG Sauer has an amazing line of firearms long guns, full-size handguns, compact, sub-compact, and micro-compact guns – and they’re all fantastically popular. SIG has a lot of great semi-automatic pistols and the P365 & P320 Compact are two of their most popular for Concealed Carry!

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