I've been a fan of the 365 platform ever since they were first put on the roster. Granted, the first iterations were a little rough, but they offered decent capacity in a small package. After adding some upgrades it became better, but still not a tack driver. Of course, that isn't its purpose, and I'm definitely not the most accurate shooter. Moving forward, I thought the P365X Macro might offer an improvement due to its longer slide and porting (and all the hype) but alas, for me it shot even worse than the first 365.
Ran across a youtube video of the Wilson Combat SIG P365 offering. It included the Wilson grip module, their signature Xtac slide serrations, some magical tuning, fiber optic front sight, and a Gray Guns trigger. Not cheap at $1,275, but considering what I had spent in upgrades (parts and gun smithing) for my other 365s it wasn't that far out of the ballpark. Dan at MD Elite ordered one for me, and to our mutual surprise it showed up in two days from one of his distributors. It looked just like the pictures on Wilson's website, and felt a bit more refined than my other 365.
I shot it for the first time today, and it blew me away. Wait, that sounds wrong. It really impressed me. Sure, the trigger is much better than stock, and the slide serrations are super grippy (as is the grip module). But the most amazing thing was how darned accurately I could shoot it. Given that on my best days I barely achieve mediocrity, today I shot a sub 4" group of 12 shots at 7 yards. Probably at least 50% tighter group than I could achieve with the other 365s. I let some other folks shoot it and all were impressed, and two of them offered to buy it from me on the spot! Nope, not gonna let this one go.
Over 100 rounds through it this morning, with zero failures. Probably as close to perfect for me as it's going to get. We'll see how it performs over time, but right now I love it, and highly recommend this iteration of 365 for anyone thinking about the platform. It's not cheap, but it's right.
Here's the target. All 12 rounds are in the splatter target, and the other holes are on a previous target using another pistol.
Ran across a youtube video of the Wilson Combat SIG P365 offering. It included the Wilson grip module, their signature Xtac slide serrations, some magical tuning, fiber optic front sight, and a Gray Guns trigger. Not cheap at $1,275, but considering what I had spent in upgrades (parts and gun smithing) for my other 365s it wasn't that far out of the ballpark. Dan at MD Elite ordered one for me, and to our mutual surprise it showed up in two days from one of his distributors. It looked just like the pictures on Wilson's website, and felt a bit more refined than my other 365.
I shot it for the first time today, and it blew me away. Wait, that sounds wrong. It really impressed me. Sure, the trigger is much better than stock, and the slide serrations are super grippy (as is the grip module). But the most amazing thing was how darned accurately I could shoot it. Given that on my best days I barely achieve mediocrity, today I shot a sub 4" group of 12 shots at 7 yards. Probably at least 50% tighter group than I could achieve with the other 365s. I let some other folks shoot it and all were impressed, and two of them offered to buy it from me on the spot! Nope, not gonna let this one go.
Over 100 rounds through it this morning, with zero failures. Probably as close to perfect for me as it's going to get. We'll see how it performs over time, but right now I love it, and highly recommend this iteration of 365 for anyone thinking about the platform. It's not cheap, but it's right.
Here's the target. All 12 rounds are in the splatter target, and the other holes are on a previous target using another pistol.
