Aside from being not “comped”, where does the “jet funnel” have any impact? It’s just an extended mag well which for many isn’t necessary.No one is going to mention that the TacOps has the jet funnel? The X-Macro (comp) doesn't have it.
Aside from being not “comped”, where does the “jet funnel” have any impact? It’s just an extended mag well which for many isn’t necessary.No one is going to mention that the TacOps has the jet funnel? The X-Macro (comp) doesn't have it.
OP asked about the difference beside the comp, in post #4. Hence my answer. As to "any impact", heck if I know. I only own the original P365. But, folks who do very fast reload in competition or any other activities necessitating quick reload might be able to answer you. I do neither of these activities.Aside from being not “comped”, where does the “jet funnel” have any impact? It’s just an extended mag well which for many isn’t necessary.
Yes. Comp. No comp. Everyone has an opinion. Reloading. Certainly a mag well can help. I’m not overly concerned about reloading speed myself as concerned with real life situations, although I think some of the Sig Talk members practice this regularly.OP asked about the difference beside the comp, in post #4. Hence my answer. As to "any impact", heck if I know. I only own the original P365. But, folks who do very fast reload in competition or any other activities necessitating quick reload might be able to answer you. I do neither of these activities.
I was surprised how much I like my X Macro. I think the comp really shines when shooting very quickly.Well, just purchased my wife a P365 XMACRO. The compensator really does bring that muzzle for follow-up shots. Wife shot it like a champ. Her new carry piece.![]()
I want one primarily for action pistol (USPSA). A magwell can aid in reliable mag insertion during reloads on a stage.Aside from being not “comped”, where does the “jet funnel” have any impact? It’s just an extended mag well which for many isn’t necessary.
It did come with 3 magsDid it come with three magazines? I believe the non-comped version is supposed to have three magazines with it.
Seen a bunch of aftermarket sights, barrels, and slides that looked interestingWhy would you want to grab an XL slide. With this version of the X-Macro, I think you are essentially running an XL slide/barrel, unless I’m missing something.
Agreed I'm coming from the Glock world and it's very confusing.It felt like Sig was asking for problems with all these variants and dropping the "L" off the XL slide.
The X Macro is the compensated version. 3.1" barrel but XL size slide and 17 round grip module.
The X Macro TacPac is the non-compensated version. 3.7" barrel with XL size slide and 17 round grip module.
TacPac also looks to have suppressor sights.
Sig should have done something along the lines of
P365 - the original 3.1" model
P365 XL - the 3.7" model (with XL on the slide)
P365X - the original with an XL grip module
P365 X Comp - your compensated 3.1" barrel variant with 17 round grip
P365 XL Plus - the 3.7" barrel with 17 round grip
P365 Spectre and Spectre Comp - you know the drill...
It's going to get to the point customers will get lost trying to sort out all these variants with confusing names. I like the variety and modularity but it makes it tough to discuss. Called a gun store looking for an XL and was told they had an X. I said I was looking for the long slide version and they said the X was the long slide version. Thought the store didn't know what they were talking about but in the end, we were saying the same thing but neither knew it.
Sig almost got in the same can of worms with the P320 and the sub-compact, compact, carry, X-Compact, X-Carry, etc. names.
Magwell that came on the gun is great. I shot with it on and off during my range sesh, it absolutely make a huge difference in the shooting experience.I want one primarily for action pistol (USPSA). A magwell can aid in reliable mag insertion during reloads on a stage.
A smaller version is molded into the bottom of the WC grip module in fact.
Absolutely, will do next time I thought I did enough research on it to know but, even the store salesman had no idea just following what was on the box.Just read about this happening to someone else.
Always inspect your gear before you walk out of the store.
I love my comp Macro, I'd be sad if I ended up with something I didn't intend to buy.
Kind of cool that you have the new variant though, it's not technically released till February.
You mind showing us the Part Number label? Not serial number label.Absolutely, will do next time I thought I did enough research on it to know but, even the store salesman had no idea just following what was on the box.
That’s a fact, and likely a good business move. My 1st P365 has had the XL grip since they were available and I traded into a P365XL with full intention of making it into a Macro. I don’t think anyone can realistically say Sig doesn’t pay attention to what the market wants.It's interesting how Sig comes out with variations that follow what many of us have created on our own. Many of us here were modifying our P365s into P365X's with straight triggers and XL grip modules. Then the X Macro came out and we started adding the Macro grip module to our XL's. Now here that variation is available in factory form. I know, the factory versions have the optic cut out, but some of you had that modification done to your pistols also.
Only the "W" versions come with three magazines unless it's a special package usually commissioned by a large wholesaler.Did it come with three magazines? I believe the non-comped version is supposed to have three magazines with it.
Where would that be?I’ll add a second. Can you give us a Sig part number for your recently released X-Macro? (It should be on one of the case labels).