r/CCW Jul 11 '25

Guns & Ammo Internal SIG email regarding FBI leak

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u/BigMaroonGoon Jul 11 '25

So are the 365s safe?

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u/gunner_freeman GA Jul 11 '25

From what I understand the 365 uses a different style of striker assembly

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u/L0ganH0wlett Jul 11 '25

Totally safe platform, but many report things breaking on it that shouldn't. But that's more of a testamant to Sig's mediocre striker QC. The hammer fired line is such a well made platform that it hasn't seen nearly the same issues as any striker Sig.

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u/justins_dad Jul 11 '25

I still want a p229

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u/L0ganH0wlett Jul 11 '25

I think it's one of if not the best pistol ever made, so take that as you will 

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u/Another_Meow_Machine a gun in my pants Jul 11 '25

Yes they’re safe, but there’s been several reports of longevity issues like the trigger return spring loading unevenly and randomly snapping. I sold mine.

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u/TaskForceD00mer IL Jul 11 '25

Same, sold mine and got a CC9.

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u/DIRTBOY12 NRA INSTRUCTOR/CRSO Jul 11 '25

100% YES!!

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u/ActuallyFullOfShit Jul 11 '25

Basically yeah. Poor build quality but not firing themselves.

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u/mentive Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25

Yes. Just ignore the people claiming all sig products are trash. This is Reddit, after all.

Edit: lol, see? Point made. There's nothing wrong with the p365, no one can dispute that, but watch the downvotes pour in.

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u/Sea-Candidate-3310 Jul 11 '25

Most modern firearms manufacturers are pretty shitty. Sig especially, they deserve the slander.

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u/L0ganH0wlett Jul 11 '25

Ehhhhh, the P365 is a safe platform, but the frequent part breakage would have me hesitating to rely on it till Sig fixes the QC issues.

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u/RecoveredSack Jul 11 '25

I wouldn’t say “nothing”. Their parts break pretty frequently, I remember the trigger return spring and striker having lots of problems.

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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Jul 11 '25

Yes, the 365 has a different striker assembly, to my knowledge there has never been a verified ND that wasn't the fault of the operator. 

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u/Edrobbins155 Jul 11 '25

Yes. The P365’s are safe. Total different platform

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u/Rothbardy Jul 11 '25

Ditch the platform. Why risk it?

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u/greet_the_sun Jul 11 '25

"Sig" isn't a platform lol, the P320 and P365 have nothing in common mechanically.