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P365XL Spectre Comp Slides Now Available

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HC

Discussion Starter · 12 mo ago

Just got this email from Sig

Now Available: P365XL Spectre Comp Slide Assemblies

Now available for the first time on its own, the P365XL Spectre Comp Slide Assembly brings an exciting new technology to America’s #1 selling micro-compact pistol with a new Custom Works designed slide that features an integrated compensator. Not only does the compensator reduce muzzle flip by nearly 30%, but it also can never come loose or cause function issues, because of its uniquely integrated construction with the slide.

The slide also comes with XRAY3 Day/Night sights, is optic ready out of the box and is compatible with all P365XL holsters.

Available in Two Colors: Coyote Brown and Black

Slides are compatible with all P365 9mm models and configurations with the following accompanying items: 3.1" barrel and a P365XL recoil spring assembly. Barrels and recoil spring assemblies are sold separately.

P365 SPECTRE COMP SLIDES | Promotions

Sig Sauer P365 SPECTRE COMP SLIDES. World renowned and the choice for many of the premier global military, law enforcement and commercial users.

www.sigsauer.com

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Diablo6552

· #2 · 12 mo ago

Damn, I've been waiting for these, but at $500 + barrel and RSA, I think I'll just get another P365.

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HC

Discussion Starter · #3 · 12 mo ago

If you have a 365 or a 365X, $540 (comp slide + recoil spring assembly) gets you a $1200 gun in the end... why would you buy another 365 if you already have one? I already placed my order as I was already wanting to get a XL slide for my X, now I have an X Slide a XL Specter Comp Slide and both the 365 and 365X/XL grips to have multiple configurations. I'm curious to see how shooting the XL Specter Comp slide with the standard 365 grip module feels like.

P-shooter

· #4 · 12 mo ago

Came here to post this. I just placed my order for a coyote. I just bought an FCU off a member here and already had a custom grip sitting around so I just need a barrel and rsa. About half the price of a full Specter Comp gun for me and I don't have to trade out the gold barrel and trigger. I was waiting on Armory Crafts slide but this includes all the slide parts and night sights for $100 more so it is a pretty good deal if you want to go this route.

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scgcorti95

· #5 · 12 mo ago

HC said:
Just got this email from Sig

Now Available: P365XL Spectre Comp Slide Assemblies

Now available for the first time on its own, the P365XL Spectre Comp Slide Assembly brings an exciting new technology to America’s #1 selling micro-compact pistol with a new Custom Works designed slide that features an integrated compensator. Not only does the compensator reduce muzzle flip by nearly 30%, but it also can never come loose or cause function issues, because of its uniquely integrated construction with the slide.

The slide also comes with XRAY3 Day/Night sights, is optic ready out of the box and is compatible with all P365XL holsters.

Available in Two Colors: Coyote Brown and Black

Slides are compatible with all P365 9mm models and configurations with the following accompanying items: 3.1" barrel and a P365XL recoil spring assembly. Barrels and recoil spring assemblies are sold separately.

P365 SPECTRE COMP SLIDES | Promotions

Sig Sauer P365 SPECTRE COMP SLIDES. World renowned and the choice for many of the premier global military, law enforcement and commercial users.

www.sigsauer.com

Thanks for the update!

Diablo6552

· #6 · 12 mo ago

I don't have a 365 or an X, just an XL at the moment. Having a comp'd 9mm carry isn't much of a priority for me at this point. Probably bite the bullet on a threaded barrel and use my can on the XL.

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das dude

· #7 · 12 mo ago

Bam got one, have the extras so this makes so much sense.

Thetonk

· #8 · 12 mo ago

I’m passing on that and getting one of the fdez werx slides.

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ctdw

· #9 · 12 mo ago

Considering this also...just wondering how well it really reduces muzzle flip...need to look for some reviews on the 365XL Spectre Comp gun.

coppertop004

· #10 · 12 mo ago

As much as I wanted one, it's a pass for me.
Price isn't outrageous but the sights. The stock Spectre Comp doesn't have the high rear/front sights, why does the stand alone slide? I'de have to pay $499 for the slide, then another $100 for normal sights... too expensive. I'm happy with by Spectre non-comp slide and lived without a compensated gun for this long, I can wait a little longer.

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CompanyMan

· #11 · 12 mo ago

Ordered.

t1tan

· #12 · 12 mo ago

These are super interesting to me so I ordered one as soon as I got the email. I have a few slide setups already so I'm just going to sell a P365X Slide with PMM comp to pay for it.

P-shooter

· #13 · 12 mo ago

ctdw said:
Considering this also...just wondering how well it really reduces muzzle flip...need to look for some reviews on the 365XL Spectre Comp gun.

There are a few out there. Most claim a real world reduction of 15 to 20% where I think Sig says "up to 30". I don't have an XL to compare it to but I will see how it feels when I get it.

P-shooter

· #14 · 12 mo ago

coppertop004 said:
As much as I wanted one, it's a pass for me.
Price isn't outrageous but the sights. The stock Spectre Comp doesn't have the high rear/front sights, why does the stand alone slide? I'de have to pay $499 for the slide, then another $100 for normal sights... too expensive. I'm happy with by Spectre non-comp slide and lived without a compensated gun for this long, I can wait a little longer.

This is pretty much the opposite for me. The high sights are a selling point as I will put an optic on it. Looking back to the release of the Specter Comp one of the biggest complaints I saw was from people that wished it came with suppressor height sights for an optic.
I had planned to pay $400 for a Armory Craft. Then either buy or transfer over slide parts ($100) and then Suppressor height sights ($100+) so $500 is a pretty good deal. I would have thought they might release this at 6 or 7 hundred.

BitOfANoob

· #15 · 12 mo ago

Yep. $500 for a slide that goes on a polymer handgun. Sig's funny. Y'all enjoy your new slides. Hard pass for me.

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Goomba

· #16 · 12 mo ago

$150 more than their already pricey new "X" slides is pretty laughable. I also feel that the tall XRay sights are too tall and will obstruct too much of the Holosun's glass.

I'll stick with my new XL slide with the extra barrel length/velocity. The SC slide is neat, but not that neat, imo.

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das dude

· #17 · 12 mo ago

coppertop004 said:
As much as I wanted one, it's a pass for me.
Price isn't outrageous but the sights. The stock Spectre Comp doesn't have the high rear/front sights, why does the stand alone slide? I'de have to pay $499 for the slide, then another $100 for normal sights... too expensive. I'm happy with by Spectre non-comp slide and lived without a compensated gun for this long, I can wait a little longer.

P-shooter said:
This is pretty much the opposite for me. The high sights are a selling point as I will put an optic on it. Looking back to the release of the Specter Comp one of the biggest complaints I saw was from people that wished it came with suppressor height sights for an optic.
I had planned to pay $400 for a Armory Craft. Then either buy or transfer over slide parts ($100) and then Suppressor height sights ($100+) so $500 is a pretty good deal. I would have thought they might release this at 6 or 7 hundred.

What he said, co-witness (with Sig optic)

coppertop004

· #18 · 12 mo ago

das dude said:
What he said, co-witness (with Sig optic)

No problem if it's your cup of tea, just not mine. I don't shoot suppressors, don't use red-dots or other optics on pistols and simply a traditional iron sights kinda guy. This would be a carry gun for me and I could see the elevated sights impacted holster carry, slow down the draw and create other issues.

While I'd like to add a compensated handgun to the inventory, the slide isn't economical or practical for me. Will keep an eye on third party options but, again, lived without a compensated handgun so far and can wait.

Side note... it is a bit surprising that Sig didn't include the barrel assembly for the $499 price. It will be interesting to see how the pricing of the complete gun (without gold accents) will cost. $1099 or $999?

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das dude

· #19 · 12 mo ago

coppertop004 said:
No problem if it's your cup of tea, just not mine. I don't shoot suppressors, don't use red-dots or other optics on pistols and simply a traditional iron sights kinda guy. This would be a carry gun for me and I could see the elevated sights impacted holster carry, slow down the draw and create other issues.

While I'd like to add a compensated handgun to the inventory, the slide isn't economical or practical for me. Will keep an eye on third party options but, again, lived without a compensated handgun so far and can wait.

Side note... it is a bit surprising that Sig didn't include the barrel assembly for the $499 price. It will be interesting to see how the pricing of the complete gun (without gold accents) will cost. $1099 or $999?

I totally agree with the idea of this not really being an ideal setup for a carry gun. The 365 SAS does that nicely for me and this would be a range toy unless it blows my mind...

I was also disappointed with the lack of a barrel and recoil spring but I have some spares so that made the decision easier. I purchased a non-ported SAS and then found a ported barrel and slide so I already have the non-ported 3.1 to apply to the specter comp.

I do need to find an appropriate X or XL grip module and am looking into the Icaurus X or XL offerings (of course the X versions are sold out)....

P-shooter

· #20 · 12 mo ago

das dude said:
I totally agree with the idea of this not really being an ideal setup for a carry gun. The 365 SAS does that nicely for me and this would be a range toy unless it blows my mind...

I was also disappointed with the lack of a barrel and recoil spring but I have some spares so that made the decision easier. I purchased a non-ported SAS and then found a ported barrel and slide so I already have the non-ported 3.1 to apply to the specter comp.

I do need to find an appropriate X or XL grip module and am looking into the Icaurus X or XL offerings (of course the X versions are sold out)....

I am far from a 365 expert but aren't the X and XL grip the same thing?

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