That makes for more accuracy at longer ranges. Combined with a longer slide (overall length is 6.6 inches), the sight radius is. Below is the standard P365 slide on the XSeries P365XL frame. That’s the longer P365XL slide on the smaller P365 frame above.
Note that slides and grips can be swapped between the two P365 versions.
It should be noted that the flat trigger will be available from SIG as well so you can upgrade your existing P365 if you wish. You’ll be able to swap out your existing module with this version eventually. The modular grip is compatible with other P365 models, but is not yet available on its own in SIG’s online store. The magazine well on the XSeries grip is beveled and, while on the thin side, it still has enough of a funnel to make reloads fast. It has a slightly longer beavertail and accommodates a 12-round flush fit magazine (note: the 12-round extended magazines for the original P365 models won’t fit the XSeries P365XL as the baseplates are different). The P365 has three major differences that distinguish it from the original micro-compact P365 models.
There are few concealed carry pistols that come close when capacity and ergonomics are concerned. The P365XL is actually much closer in size to a GLOCK 43 than it is to its own sibling, but carries twice the number of rounds as its Austrian competitor. It has a much more ergonomic grip - especially for those with small to medium hands - than any other small pistols out there and is not in any way boxy or hard to hold onto. Since most of you will be looking for direct comparisons, this gun is thinner and lighter than a GLOCK 26, despite carrying two additional rounds standard. It does stick out slightly more due to the grip, but that isn’t really noticeable for most concealed carriers. It still features good concealability and doesn’t feel much different in the holster or on the hip than the standard P365. It is about a half-inch longer in the barrel than the standard P365 and only slightly longer in the grip. While slightly larger than the original P365, the subcompact P365XL is still relatively small. The optics-ready P365XL as it ships from the factory (Josh Wayner for TTAG) In short, with two rounds more of standard capacity in its standard 12 round magazine, more sight radius and an optics-ready slide, the P365XL combines virtually every feature most carriers could want in a carry gun. This should be a popular option for shooters with larger hands or those looking for more standard capacity. The SIG P365XL is the latest version in the popular line, featuring a longer grip and a lengthier slide. Fast forward to a few weeks ago and, with the addition of a model with a manual safety, I can’t imagine carrying a gun that isn’t a P365 of some kind.
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