Shooting the SIG Sauer P365MS 9mm
Shooting. The new SIG Sauer P365MS (Manual Safety) 9mm. Running the first over 200 rounds through the pistol. Testing function and bullet groups with various ammo. The trigger is very good or smooth and consistent for a striker fired pistol with a good reset and its surprisingly soft shooting with soft felt recoil for a tiny micro compact that is still snappy. Its snappiness is why my rested groups were not as good due to the pistol shifting my soft pistol rest. Still getting into the feel of the pistol trigger and I am sure my groups will improve with it the more rounds I put through it. By the way, I have since filed and sanded down the Pearce grip extension so that it now is identical in shape and size to the SIG original equipment manufacture pinky extension. So pocketing the pistol from now on with that aftermarket extension should be just as easy as with the SIG OEM pinky extensions.
A lot of folks its seems do not know that the pistol must be cocked/slide racked for the safety to on/engage. Otherwise if the pistol is not cocked/slide not racked (trigger is pulled) the safety cannot be moved to on/engage. Once cocked/slide racked it works the same and as easy as any other manual safety. It also allows the slide to be racked while the safety is on. Mine works just fine.
I apologize for the poor quality of the target footage as I should not have switched cameras. The camera I was using for target footage has poor audio but the picture is usually fairly decent but not with its zoom obviously.
Note: I do not have affiliation or endorse products on my channel but for the sake of the video the black leather concealed holster pictured is a Kusiak leather holster and I have to say its the best looking most comfortable well made concealed IWB holster I have come across at an affordable price. I would recommend Kusiak holsters to anyone looking for such a holster. Even the unreinforced holster is stiff enough for reholstering also. The tan OWB leather slip/slide holster is a cheap but effective Bulldog brand.
Music: The Boys From Brazil by The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. Composition by Jerry Goldsmith.
Please shoot safely and remember the four rules of gun safety.
1. Treat all firearms as if they are loaded.
2. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
3. Finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Know your target and beyond.
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Note: I do not have affiliation or endorse products on my channel but for the sake of the video the black leather concealed holster pictured in the video is a Kusiak leather canted tuckable holster and I have to say its the best looking most comfortable well made concealed IWB holster I have come across at an affordable price. I would recommend Kusiak holsters to anyone looking for such a holster. Even the unreinforced holster is stiff enough for reholstering also. The tan OWB leather slip/slide holster in the video is a cheap but effective Bulldog brand.
https://kusiakleather.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UC5eH8J1YbGRMgdRbK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiTsMKoMAhw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tde1lWkGvBw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S4s_UkH0VA
For those interested in frangible ammo for inside the home defense, here is an article that looks at its pros and cons. I use the Federal Syntech Defense because it meets FBI protocol with consistent penetration results. This segmented round has a lead core and breaks into three fragments on impact. It provides enough penetration on the target yet does give some measure of being less likely to over penetrate many barriers. Other franglbles of copper may not meet FBI protocol to provide enough penetration on the target to stop the threat. Telos frangible is one of these with a lighter 92gr. round that breaks into seven fragments on impact. There is a fine line to walk as we want enough penetration to stop the threat yet we want as less penetration through barriers as possible. There will be over penetration on barriers inside a house no matter what round is used but some will be less than others. We just try to use a round that is the best we can do with less penetration through barriers while still being able to stop the threat.
https://www.usacarry.com/frangible-ammunition/
A video on Federal Syntech Defense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjl2HftYkmI
Very nice pistol brother. Only Sig I ever wanted. The P365 is on my list. Definitely needed to loose the pinky extension for pocket carry and I would get a holster designed for pocket carry, stops them from turning in the pocket.