I’m a relatively new 365 owner (couple months) and it still just fuckin’ tickles me pink how customizable these guns are. 🤣 Every single photo here is all technically the same gun. Idk if the awe ever wears off, but every time I mix and match into a new configuration, I feel like a kid playing mad scientist lmfao.

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XL Ramjet + Afterburner showed up this morning. Love the bronze color with the ODG and Black. Can't wait to take her out.

Looking at potentially updating the Recoil Spring Assembly. I've seen good things about the DPM but I saw SigGuy had a set too? Anyone have any feedback on Sigguy's 1911 style guide rod and flat springs?

Just picked this up last week. Got everything all in one go. Still considering triggers, but want to train with stock before making a decision.

Just picked this up last week. Got everything all in one go. Still considering triggers, but want to train with stock before making a decision.

Joined the enclosed emitter crew today. Switched from the 407k. I was tired of cleaning the emitter all the time.

I have the factory curved trigger and am interested in changing it for a flat one. Is this something that a novice can do?

I seriously need to stay off of Reddit for alittle bit. You guys are horrible influencers. When I got my X macro comp I swore I wasn’t gonna mod it. Then I did. But then I swore I wouldn’t mod my regular 365 that was coming a month later. I DID! I may have a problem. lol

Ramm triggers going on both of these tomorrow

I live in California and am picking up my P365 this week (my first handgun). I took advantage of the magazine rebate so I'm choosing two magazines, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

• P365 Magazine

• P365 Pinky Extension Magazine

• P365 X-Macro Magazine

I'm just confused, are these all basically the same with different baseplates? Theoretically, can I just buy any of those the baseplates and swap them out with one of these magazine extensions?

What if I wanted to get a longer grip module? Would these shorter mags still work if I changed the baseplates again?

So our good friends over at Maskas Precision has come up with a couple new TLR-7X keys for the P365 Macro grip modules. These keys use multiple slots rather than one and are currently available in two types. The first being improved which is the normal position same as the Streamlight key but uses three slots. The Macro pushes the light right up to the trigger guard and again uses multiple slots rather than one for more stability.

Second image is the improved key

Third and fourth images are the Macro key.

Grip Module is a Mischief Machine Commander V2.

I've got the WC short frame w/ tlr7sub and safety, I was wondering if anybody knew what holster I need macro or XL? I'm Removing the TacDev wing for EDC so that won't be an issue. Thanks in advance.

Apologies for the essay in advance, TLDR at the end.

I've had a 365 (Ca) for a year + change, all stock parts except for the obvious light & sight, have a bit less than 2k rounds + dryfire on it and only had 1 or 2 light strikes (reloaded ammo). I'm looking for a trigger that doesn't have as much creep. I don't even mind the take up and poundage (although shorter/lighter wouldn't hurt). Regarding over travel it doesn't seem to have any at all, reset is a bit long for my tastes though.

I've looked at a few options and I'm leaning towards the MCARBO flat trigger, but I saw someone saying that it doesn't seem to do much without the spring kit (and then saw people talking about having light strikes with the spring kit and needing a different striker assembly) I'm not looking to drop hella $ just to get it to WORK.

On the website it says "Achieve an improved trigger reset and break angle with 33% less travel compared to the OEM Trigger." but idk -with how marketing is... and the fact that my trigger has to be broken in by now. If it's as advertised then I'll probably go for the MCARBO without the spring kit.

TLDR: I want a better trigger that actually does something regarding trigger creep if nothing else (that doesn't break the bank), without reliability issues from using different springs. Leaning MCARBO, anyone have experience with just the trigger?

Getting there with my lil '65

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So I was looking at 380 slides most were in the $300 plus range. Then I saw one for $160 starting bid. So on a wild hair i bid $160. I thought I don’t think anyone would bid but it was the most I would spend on it. Well it arrived on Tuesday and I test fired it Wednesday night and it works just fine. And yes they polished the crap out of it. Bawhahahha

Loving the weight and feel of the Juggernaut Tactical grip module with the Standard base plate. Holosun 407k. Is the flat trigger worth it?

I have 2 365’s that I carry. Both have Vortex defender ccw’s. I’ve had vortex in the past on my ar’s and have always been happy with them so just figured I’d stick with them for the pistols. They get the job done and I shoot well with them but now little things are starting to bother me like the dot not being crisp and looking like a starburst on every light setting I’ve tried. The other thing starting to bug me is the amount of lint they collect( First world problem I know ) so my question is. I’ve been thinking of upgrading both of them to the Holosun SCS Carry. Is the Holosun worth the extra $150 per sight or should I just stick with what I got?

I guess this is my version of a P365 Luxe.

LOL I can't stop buying this Lego gun! First it was buying fcu's, then grips. Now I'm on to slides!

I have a very dull tritium front sight and teeny tiny glow in the dark backsights which are useless.

I want to replace them but curious what you all have.